How Not to Squander State Lands
- EU-LEAP

- Apr 16
- 1 min read
Land corruption schemes are costing the state and communities. This may soon change.
Land is one of the key resources of the state and communities. It forms the foundation for the economic and financial sustainability and development of territories, and also enables the creation of infrastructure to strengthen community capacity.
At the same time, this sphere has long retained legal constructs that allow access to land plots for next to nothing and without competitive procedures, serving the interests of individual businesses. The result is significant economic losses for the state and territorial communities, the elimination of competition, and the distortion of the very logic of transparent management of public assets.

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