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Displaying 266 - 270 of 783DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS OF UKRAINIAN VILLAGE AND THE NECESSITY OF THEIR CARTOGRAPHIC MODELING (EXAMPLE KYIV REGION)
The article discusses the demographic
problems of village territories of Ukraine,
their impact on rural development in general.
The ways of overcoming these problems,
grounded approaches to their cartographic
modeling, shows the possible prospects of
development of villages.
Cartographic modeling of the natural-economic systems of the pre-Carpathian sulfur dioxide basin
The Precarpathian sulfurous deposits
nature‐economic systems experience of
ecologic conditions research where displayed.
In 1997–2015 years by authors where made
geoecological researches within mining
(postmining) geosystems of «Yavoriv
waterbody», «Podorozhne waterbed» and
«Opilla waterbodies» key area. A fact
material about theory, methods and practice
approaches of mining territories
geoinformational modeling and cartography
where generalized.
Some aspects of modern problems of struggle with land degradation and desertification in Ukraine
Proved that address the priority areas of contemporary issues of combating land degradation and desertification in Ukraine is to
improve the legal and regulatory framework, the project of the National Action Plan to combat land degradation and desertification.
Recreational potential of Kiev region
It analyzes the recreational potential of the territory of the Kiev region, which focuses on all types of land on the main intended purpose. The most favorable conditions for recreation are
formed on the lands of recreation, recreation, historical and cultural, natural reserve fund and other environmental protection, forestry purposes, and water resources. The area of land corresponding categories are significantly (3‐5 times) inferior standards adopted in the European Union. The main directions of development of recreational land use for the future are determined.
Polish experience in forming a mechanism for protection and rational use of soils
The article highlights the research results of the Polish experience of forming economic and legal mechanism for protection and sustainable use of soil. The features of legislative regulation of economic incentives mechanism for soil fertility reproduction in Poland through compliance with the relevant requirements of rational farming under appropriate actions are defined. The possibility and feasibility of using project‐package approach during the formation of organizational and economic mechanism of soil fertility reproduction in Ukraine.