Current Quarterly Issue:
Outubro 2022Land Lines Magazine
With Martim Smolka’s retirement earlier this year, the Lincoln Institute has a new face in Latin America and the Caribbean, Anacláudia Rossbach, who took over as director for the region in August.
How can infrastructure development stimulate economic growth, reduce poverty, and promote regional integration? The Lincoln Institute book "Infrastructure Economics and Policy: International Perspectives" explores this and other questions.
Upstream and Downstream Communities Join Forces to Protect Water Supplies
Billions of urban dwellers depend on water for hydration, sanitation, and other basic needs, but global water supplies are at risk. Water funds provide a mechanism for downstream utilities and businesses to invest in upstream watershed conservation projects.
John C. Lincoln established the Lincoln Foundation in 1946, beginning a tradition of education and research on land use and ownership that continues in the form of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. Senior Fellow Anthony Flint delves into the history of the organization, the principles of...
Land value capture, also known as land value return, is a policy approach used around the world that allows communities to recover and reinvest land value increases resulting from government actions and public investment. Its implementation has been especially effective in São Paulo, Brazil, where...
