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Displaying 146 - 150 of 783NEW APPROACH TO TERRITORIAL PLANNING IN UKRAINE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT PROCESSE OF DECENTRALIZATIONAND AUSTRIAS EXPERIENCE
Scientific publications, legislation on spatial planning in Ukraine and spatial planning in Austria are analysed.
MAIN LAND USE PLANNING APPROACHES TO STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS LOCAL ECOLOGICAL NETWORK
In modern conditions of social development, changes in land eco-system of economic relations in Ukraine, the problem of providing conditions for the creation of sustainable land use and creation of protected areas get the status of special urgency. Ideology establishment of ecological networks became logical continuation of environmental thought in general.
SCIENTIFIC JUSTIFICATION OF ESSENCE OF "RESTRICTIONS IN LAND USE" AND "ENCUMBRANCES OF LAND RIGHTS" CONCEPTS
Scientific justification of substantial part of the concepts of "restrictions in land use", "encumbrances of land rights" as economic and legal categories is done. The common characteristics of these concepts are singled out based on the analysis of current legislation of Ukraine.
METHODOLOGICAL BASIS DISTRIBUTION AND REDISTRIBUTION OF LAND FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSE
Methodological Issues of distribution and redistribution of land for the intended purpose is not new, but remains relevant to today, especially in decentralization. Distribution and redistribution of land is a continuous process for the transfer of land from one of the other caused by the objective necessity of permanent land to attract economic turnover.
Assessing irrigation water value using hedonic pricing method. The Reclamation and Irrigation board of Capitanata (Apulia region)
In this paper a heuristic evaluation of irrigation water is carried out using the hedonic pricing method of sales comparison approach – SCA. A comparison between irrigated and rain-fed farmland is performed. Due to the incomplete information on the land market, the analysis is based on survey conducted on a group of 118 farmers. The assessment of irrigation water value and the supply guarantee is carried out on the farmland area of the Reclamation and Irrigation board of Capitanata (Apulia region).