MODERN METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THE LAND CADASTRE ON INVESTMENT PROCESSES
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land cadastre, investment, evaluation, methodology, geoinformation, cadastre system, land resources, legal framework, investment climate, analysis.Abstract
This article explores the impact of land cadastre on investment processes and modern methodological approaches to its assessment. The role of the cadastre system as a key factor in investment activity is analyzed. Reliable data on land resources is considered a crucial element for investors. The study is based on advanced international practices. The article proposes ways to improve the investment climate through land cadastre systems.
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