Land Management . The two above Ministries have been merged recently. Actually, each institution is responsible for a separate class of land in accordance with its use. Several additional institutions are involved in assisting the Ministry in its land management operations. The above institutional land management organisation fails to meet the expectations of population and the State itself.
Management processes are of low performance and costs-ineffective.
The interests of individual institution prevail frequently over general target. Considering the Lithuania's experience of the last six years of independence, the current institutional land and real estate management organisation is highly bureaucratic and inconvenient. It fails to assure that the expectations of the State towards development of domestic land and real estate market and its integration into the European Union are met. At the moment, the Government has been considering an opportunity to rearrange the above organisation by separating institutional responsibilities from non-institutional land management responsibilities and by incorporating a single public land and real estate management body. The potential of private sector is least utilised in the fields of privatisation and management of land and other assets.