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1. Financiamiento municipal

   Cómo verificar los bonos verdes
   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2016
   By Christopher Swope, Citiscope

   Se estima que la implementación del acuerdo climático de París en todo el mundo costará más de US$12 billones en el curso de 25 años. Así que no es de sorprender que gran parte de la conversación...

2. Municipal Fiscal Health and Urban Planning

   Cursos
   Julio 4, 2016
   Faculty: Roy Bahl, Erwin van der Krabben, Andrew Reschovsky

   Each year, the Program on the People’s Republic of China offers a week-long capacity-building “Training the Trainers” course to young faculty members, researchers, and practitioners from universities, government agencies, and institutions across China.

3. Land and the City

   Libros
   Enero 2016
   Edited by George W. McCarthy, Gregory K. Ingram, and Samuel A. Moody

   This book from the Lincoln Institute's 2014 Land Policy Conference examines issues of land use policies and their impact on sustainable urbanization. By 1960, one-third of the world’s...

4. Muni Finance

   Verifying Green Bonds
   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2016
   By Christopher Swope, Citiscope

   Across the globe, implementing the Paris climate agreement is expected to cost more than US$12 trillion over 25 years. So it’s not surprising that much of the conversation since the agreement was...

5. Programa para la República Popular de China

   Julio 2016

   The China Program explores issues and challenges relating to land and taxation policy in China with a focus on rapid urban development, fundamental land policy and tax reform. The work is...

6. Raising revenue from land-based financing

   Mint
   Diciembre 20, 2016
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

7. 2016 Urban Economics and Public Finance Conference

   Conferencias
   Mayo 6, 2016
   Speakers: Andrew Haughwout, Ashlyn Nelson, Byron Lutz, Christian Redfearn, David Geltner, Eric Brunner, Jan K. Brueckner, John Clapp, Keren Horn, Ronan Lyons, Therese McGuire, Thies Lindenthal, Thomas Downes

   The economic growth and development of urban areas are closely linked to their revenue sufficiency and fiscal prospects. This research seminar offers a forum for new academic work on the interaction of these two fields.