Research and reports

Evidence and insights on Scotland’s land and its impact

The Scottish Land Commission’s work is grounded in evidence. Our research helps explain how land shapes Scotland’s economy, environment and communities and what can be done to make ownership and use fairer and more productive.


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2019
Ryden

Vacant and Derelict Land Task Force: Phase one report

This Phase One report, undertaken by Ryden, provides a foundation document for the Task Force and its partner organisations. It recognises Scotland’s substantial expertise and successes in dealing with vacant and derelict sites, while examining the challenges and potential to accelerate their productive re-use.

2018
Scotland’s Rural College

SRUC Report - Review of the effectiveness of current community ownership mechanisms

SRUC Report - Review of the effectiveness of current community ownership mechanisms

2019
Scottish Land Commission and Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC)

Scale and Concentration: Investigation into the issues associated with scale and concentration of land ownership in Scotland

Evidence report following an investigation into the impacts of scale and concentration of land ownership in Scotland. The report follows a call for evidence by the Commission last year, for anyone with experience of living or working in parts of Scotland where most of the land is owned by a small…

2020
UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE)

Delivering more homes and better places: Lessons from policy and practice in Scotland

This report is one in a series commissioned by the Scottish Land Commission as part of its programme of work on land for housing and development in Scotland.

2019
Ryden

Vacant and Derelict Land Task Force: Phase one report

This Phase One report, undertaken by Ryden, provides a foundation document for the Task Force and its partner organisations. It recognises Scotland’s substantial expertise and successes in dealing with vacant and derelict sites, while examining the challenges and potential to accelerate their productive re-use.

2018
Scotland’s Rural College

SRUC Report - Review of the effectiveness of current community ownership mechanisms

SRUC Report - Review of the effectiveness of current community ownership mechanisms

2019
Scottish Land Commission and Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC)

Scale and Concentration: Investigation into the issues associated with scale and concentration of land ownership in Scotland

Evidence report following an investigation into the impacts of scale and concentration of land ownership in Scotland. The report follows a call for evidence by the Commission last year, for anyone with experience of living or working in parts of Scotland where most of the land is owned by a small…

2020
UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE)

Delivering more homes and better places: Lessons from policy and practice in Scotland

This report is one in a series commissioned by the Scottish Land Commission as part of its programme of work on land for housing and development in Scotland.

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