Global Blockchain Applications in Land Management: A Country-Wise Policy Analysis offers an in-depth look at how blockchain is reshaping public land administration worldwide.
- singhchauhanshivank
- Oct 15
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 16
The study surveys notable case studies, including Georgia’s national blockchain registry, Sweden’s property transfer automation, Brazil’s municipal pilots and Switzerland’s DLT-regulated real estate markets to draw cross-country policy lessons.
Beyond the technology, the analysis focuses on institutional governance, regulatory coherence, and stakeholder integration as key determinants of sustainable implementation. It argues that blockchain’s role lies not in decentralization alone, but in its ability to codify legitimacy, transparency, and accountability within formal systems.
The study concludes that blockchain’s long-term value for land management depends on how effectively states bridge the gap between digital innovation and legal certainty, ensuring that distributed trust mechanisms enhance, rather than bypass, institutional credibility.
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