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    Coalitions for Change: Expediting Philippine Government Land Titling

    Aid, Australian | February 2017
    Abstract
    Many Philippine national agencies and local governments continue to occupy untitled land. These include among others, city and municipal halls, public schools, state universities and colleges, halls of justice, police stations, post offices, public hospitals and health centers, and public parks and plazas. These government facilities are at risk to displacement should there be usurpation or claims of ownership for the lands occupied. The Philippine government issued a policy to facilitate the titling of these government­ occupied parcels in June 2016 to address this. This story traces how Coalitions for Change (CfC) worked with government partners to develop and implement innovative strategies to introduce this transformational land reform.
    Citation
    Aid, Australian. 2017. Coalitions for Change: Expediting Philippine Government Land Titling. © The Asia Foundation. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/6912.
    Keywords
    Cultural Development
    Development Economics
    Development Issues
    Financial Sector Development
    Infrastructure Development
    Urban Development Finance
    Financing
    Financial System
    Financial Sector Reform
    Financial Institution
    Bank Financing
    Rural planning
    Economic development
    Economic indicators
    Standard of living
    Development projects
    Development policy
    Housing projects
    Development models
    Social reform
    Urban planning
    Public Borrowing
    Credit Policy
    Banks
    Real estate development
    Housing development
    Community banks
    Mortgage banks
    Housing policy
    Tax administration and procedure
    Real property and taxation
    Property tax
    Credit control
    Banks and banking
    Title companies
    Tax deductions
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