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0225U003043, (0124U001931) , R & D reports

Title

Methodological principles of land management support of organic agriculture in the context of European integration of Ukraine

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Обґрунтувати еколого-економічні імперативи землевпорядного забезпечення організації органічного сільського господарства

Head

Dorosh Yosyp M., Доктор економічних наук

Registration Date

09-05-2025

Organization

Institut of Land Use NAAS Ukraine

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The aim of the research is to develop methodological principles of land management support for organic agriculture in the context of European integration of Ukraine

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Modern challenges in the field of environmental protection and the rational use of natural resources determine the need for the development of organic agriculture. Land management support plays a key role in this process, as it combines ecological requirements with the economic feasibility of land use. The object of the study is the processes of land management support for the organization of organic farming, aimed at ensuring environmental safety and increasing the efficiency of the agricultural sector. The purpose of the work is to develop a concept of ecological and economic imperatives that define the principles of sustainable land use: ecological stability, economic efficiency, and the integration of management decisions. The research methodology includes a systematic approach, cartographic analysis, economic and mathematical modeling, historical-logical analysis, and comparative analysis. The author proposes a definition of the ecological and economic imperative as a principle that integrates environmental and economic requirements for the organization of organic land use. Attention is focused on key elements of land management planning: land plot selection, zoning, crop rotation, soil monitoring, environmental protection measures, and certification. Particularly important are the requirements for ecological cleanliness of territories, isolation from sources of pollution, and the creation of buffer zones. The study justifies the need to update Ukrainian legislation to consider the spatial aspects of organizing organic land use. It also emphasizes the importance of developing regulations for protective measures and implementing environmentally oriented approaches to land use.

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Ibatullin Shamil I.
Adamadze Olha V.
Kupriianchyk Iryna P.
Sakal Oksana V.
Saliuta Victoriia A.
Trokhymchuk Andrii A.
Kharytonenko Roman A.
Shtohryn Halyna S.

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2025-05-09