Rural Appraisal

PART 1 BASICS OF APPRAISAL - objective and subjective theory of value 2 CRITERIA OR ASPECTS 3 TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE 3 - Public goods - The divestiture of public assets - Monetary and non-monetary assessment 4 METHODS 5 ENTERPRISES ASSESSMENT - Balance sheet, income, financial, mixed methods 6 METHODS FOR THE EVALUATION OF PUBLIC INVESTMENTS - cost-benefit analysis 7 METHODS OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE INVESTMENT: the project financing 8 MONETARY METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT OF TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE 9 OF NON-MONETARY METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT OF TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE: THE multi-criteria analysis PART II 10 THE EXPROPRIATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY 11 EASEMENT 12 OTHER REAL RIGHTS - 13 CIVIC USESPART III 14 LAND APPRAISALPART IV 15 REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL - The evaluation of areas with potential for building - The evaluation of the building areas - The valuation of built - The marketing of real estate - Real estate transformation tools: the Urban Transformation Societies (UTS) PART V 16 APPRAISAL OF GREEN AREAS: Urban areas, ornamental plants and forests PART VI 17 18 ENVIRONMENTAL APPRAISAL 19 THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) 20 STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (SEA) 21 Assessment of plans and projects significantly affecting Natura 2000 sites 22 THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTION DAMAGE 23 OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION (EMAS and ISO 14000) PART VII TERRITORIAL APPRAISAL 24 THE ESTIMATE OF WATER AND SOIL PART VIII CADASTRAL APPRAISAL 25 THE CADASTRE 28 Computerisation of Cadastre 29 Evolution of the cadastral structure