The Lincoln Institute’s work in Latvia leverages ongoing initiatives to strengthen Southern and Eastern Europe’s property taxes by addressing challenges to Latvia’s highly regarded and technically sophisticated mass appraisal system, including taxpayer resistance, liquidity issues, and legislators’ skepticism.
Strong communities of practice are essential to private and civic land conservation efforts, and the International Land Conservation Network (ILCN) has successfully recruited continental members and will convene its next Global Congress in Spain.
This partnership program shows how European and American legacy cities benefit from sharing common experiences and solutions on topics like urban sustainability, physical revitalization, economic development, and placemaking.
Working with the OECD, the Champion Mayors for Inclusive Growth Initiative and the Water Governance Initiative advance key goals throughout Europe and beyond.
The Lincoln Institute’s Armando Carbonell served on the Steering Committee of this inquiry into regional disparities and spatial inequality across the United Kingdom. The UK2070 Commission was established by a partnership involving the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, the University of Manchester, the University of Sheffield, and University College London.
