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1. Nuevo libro analiza el impuesto predial en América Latina y el Caribe

   Comunicados de prensa
   Febrero 9, 2017

2. Making Land Legible: Cadastres for Urban Planning and Development in Latin America

   Comunicados de prensa
   Mayo 25, 2016

3. New Report Details Use of Value Capture in Latin America

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   Junio 21, 2013

   For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (June 21, 2013) – The increasing use of value capture in Latin America provides many lessons for financing urban...

4. Nuevas páginas Web en español

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   Marzo 19, 2010

5. Extensive Spanish language content added to Lincoln Institute Web site

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   Marzo 17, 2010

6. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Begins New Era

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   Diciembre 14, 2006

7. Housing Policies and Urban Development

   Lessons from the Latin American Experience, 1960–2010
   Ponencias
   Noviembre 2015
   Eduardo Rojas

   Access and opportunity are tied in many different ways to location. One’s neighborhood and neighbors can have dramatic effects on health and political, socioeconomic, and education opportunities and...

8. A New Financial Instrument of Value Capture in São Paulo

   Certificates of Additional Construction
   Ponencias
   Mayo 2010
   Paulo Sandroni

   In this paper, Paulo Sandroni discusses a new instrument called the Certificates of Additional Construction Potential bonds (known in Brazil by the name Certificados de Potencial Adicional de Constru...

9. The Use of Eminent Domain in São Paulo, Bogotá, and Mexico City

   Ponencias
   Mayo 2009
   Antonio Azuela

   In this paper, Antonio Azuela examines the conditions under which eminent domain is used in São Paulo, Bogotá, and Mexico City. Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico all went through democratic transitions...

10. Looking Beyond Land Titling and Credit Accessibility for the Urban Poor

    Ponencias
    Mayo 2009
    Edésio Fernandes

    In this paper, Edésio Fernandes argues that the designs of large-scale titling programs have been based on erroneous assumptions about the formation of informal settlements. This error, Fernandes...