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Land reform in Estonia leads to fragmented land, hindering rural development.

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Land reform, land fragmentation and perspectives for future land consolidation in Estonia
Evelin Jürgenson

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Land fragmentation in Estonia has increased after land reforms in the 1990s, leading to smaller and more numerous land plots compared to 1940. Land consolidation projects in Estonia have not been continued, but they could help reduce the negative effects of land fragmentation if modern tools are developed and political support is gained.