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Keith Matthews presents “Land data transparency and analysis: Scotland” at the 2025 Scotland’s Land Reform Futures International Symposium. He explains that no single data source maps ownership boundaries and links them to owners in Scotland, and gives some examples of the data needs of policymakers. He suggests ways to improve the data landscape.

This talk is part of the panel “Monitoring change and evaluating impacts of land reform: Scottish and international experiences” chaired by Duncan MacPherson.

Bio: Keith Matthews is a senior researcher with 34 years of experience of working in, and leading, inter-and transdisciplinary research across social, natural and computational sciences. He leads the Hutton Land Use Transformations project undertaking pan-Scotland, policy relevant and policy led analysis of land use change.

The 2025 Scotland’s Land Reform Futures International Symposium was hosted in Aberdeen, Scotland by the James Hutton Institute on 11th and 12th November, with funding from the Scottish Government. It provided a valuable overview of land tenure issues and land reform in the Global North.

Visit https://land-reform-futures.hutton.ac... for more information and https://land-reform-futures.hutton.ac... for a copy of the presentation slides

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