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Dissertation
Rural Dynamics and Sustainable Development in Russia With Particular Reference to the Stavropol Territory
2024
Overview
As stated in the 1996 Declaration on World Food Security, rural areas in any country play a crucial role in securing national and global food supplies, making their sustainable development a priority for all. Achieving sustainable rural development is not an easy task; it relies on the inherent development of many different factors, such as efficient resource management, increased job opportunities, supporting favorable demographic trends, and improving infrastructure, and quality of life (Masot and Gascon, 2021). Closely related to these socioeconomic traits, then, are environmental factors, such as the value and allocation of natural resources and land, which influence the positioning of key agroeconomic activities and additional anthropogenic features that shape rural lifestyles.With about 80 million hectares for agriculture, the Russian Federation is a significant player in the global food market (FAO, 2022). In 2022, Russia harvested 153.8 million tons of grain, including 104.4 million metric tons of wheat. 72 million tons were exported, primarily to China, Turkey, EU nations, Kazakhstan, Belarus, South Korea, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia (AGROEXPORT, 2023). Between 2018 and 2022, Russia accounted for 5.4% of the global output of barley, wheat, and maize, making Russia the world’s largest exporter of wheat (FAO, 2022). Its agricultural revenues, which grew to $91 billion in 2019, further underscore the importance of Russian agriculture (ITA, 2023). However, rural areas in Russia are compromised by constant depopulation (Leksin, 2021).
Publisher
ProQuest Dissertations & Theses
ISBN
9798382230030
