Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

Overview:

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy is a non-profit private operating foundation dedicated to improving quality of life through effective land use, taxation, and stewardship. Founded in 1946, the Institute conducts research, provides education and training, and publishes resources to inform public policy decisions worldwide.

Other:

The Lincoln Institute offers a variety of resources for those interested in land policy, including:

Publications:

Land Lines magazine, books, policy focus reports, working and conference papers, and other publications.

Learning Resources:

Case studies, self-paced courses, explainer videos, and webinars.

Data & Tools:

Fiscally Standardized Cities, Significant Features of the Property Tax, State-by-State Property Tax at a Glance, Legacy Cities, and the Vertical Equity App.

Events:

Conferences, workshops, and webinars on various land policy topics.

Centers & Initiatives:

Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy, Center for Geospatial Solutions, Claremont Lincoln University, Consortium for Scenario Planning, and International Land Conservation Network.