"Distribution of agricultural lands and land ownership in Russia”
conferencia presentada por:
Dra. Anna Ivolga
Faculty of Tourism and Social Services, Stavropol State Agrarian University (SSAU)
Russian Federation
Martes 8 de agosto
12:00 pm
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Resumen:
Among the countries of the world, Russia is one of the richest in agricultural land. However, a quantitative advantage is poorly transformed into a qualitative one. There has been a gradual decrease in the area of productive land, a decline in crop yields, the use of highly productive lands as less valuable land categories, and land degradation. These negative processes cause serious damage to both the agricultural sector and the country’s economy as a whole. One of the reasons for such drawbacks is the underdevelopment of land use processes and forms of land ownership, which discourage land productivity growth and rational use of agricultural lands. The analysis of the most critical challenges in the sphere of agricultural land distribution in Russia is very necessary for the solution problems. This study involves the retrospective analysis of the land statistics, land ownership and land distribution patterns in the period of 2005-2020. In the result we offer the ways to improve the efficiency of land ownership and land use patterns.
Keywords: agricultural land, distribution, land fund, land tenure, land use, ownership, Russia.
Semblanza:
Anna Ivolga is an Agrarian Economist by the Stavropol State Agrarian University in the Russian Federation, with specialties in economic analysis, analysis of financial reporting, complex economic analysis, analysis of financial reporting, complex economic analysis of business activities, among other topics. Currently, she is the Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Social Services at the same institution, where also is a Professor with a vast experience in education. As a researcher, she develops the research area on Sustainable Rural Development in the context of the North Caucasus region, one of the most important agricultural areas in the Russian Federation. Her contributions focus on the analysis of the economic viability of agrarian land use, and rural tourism as an innovative economic activity in rural contexts.
