Demographic vitality and human resources as important factors for rural areas development

Lampič, Barbara; Potočnik-Slavič, Irma

doi:10.2298/gsgd0702103l

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“…Women expressed more will and readiness for certain measures that require their active participation. This conclusion is very important because human resources are crucial for the sustainable development of rural communities [86,87].…”

Section: Results On Measures For Improving the Standard Of Livingmentioning

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Experienced Well-Being in the Rural Areas of the Srem Region (Serbia): Perceptions of the Local Community

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The sustainability of rural settlements in Serbia has become the main focus of strategic rural development planning. Although it is still difficult to measure the quality of life of the citizens of the Republic of Serbia, preliminary results show that it is necessary to go beyond the GDP as the only or one of its most important indicators. A multidimensional approach and analysis at the local level is necessary for more comprehensive insight into quality of life in order to avoid erroneous or simplified conclusions. Striving to provide more detailed insight into the attitudes and needs of the local population, this research uses a qualitative approach. Subjective measures of how people feel and function in everyday life can predict future reactions, many of which are in the domain of the interests of local public services. The aim of the research is to apply measurement indicators through six dimensions of well-being in order to determine to what extent the inhabitants of rural communities are satisfied with some indicators and how they assess their own well-being. The research results illustrate the importance of understanding the needs of the local population and the perception of overall life experience in monitoring balanced rural development. The research can be adapted and applied to any rural community. Thus, only by developing a participatory approach can one strive for community-based rural development.

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Experienced Well-Being in the Rural Areas of the Srem Region (Serbia): Perceptions of the Local Community

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“…Due to its history and geographic location, the region of Őrség struggles with similar problems as the neighboring Goričko region (Olas-Kert 1993, Lampič-Potočnik-Slavič 2007, Torkar-Rodela 2011. The once halved land became part of two countries, and also a periphery within their own countries.…”

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Possibilities for development of rural protected areas in Hungary as an exemple of Orseg National Park

Baranyai¹,

Baranyai²,

Tóth³

2015

dynenviron

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“…The importance of trade in these products can be seen in the data of the European Commission, which states that the value of wholesale trade in protected products in 2007 amounted to 14.2 billion euros, including 820 products, while in 2019 the number of protected products is 1,459 (wec.europa.eu/agriculture/quality/door/list.html). The development of the region in Serbia depends on the geographical position, which in most cases is the cause of functional isolation concerning economic centers, which often results in slower development flows (Lampic & Potocnik-Slavic, 2007). Accordingly, Dogan & Gokovali, (2012) state that the system of a geographical indication of origin itself provides small producers from rural areas with better product placement, a better price in differentiating their product from other similar or the same ones.…”

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Regional Products With the Protection of Origin in Serbia Tourism Offer

Ćirić¹,

Калењук

Janković³

2020

IJTL

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The product protection system has been created in order to keeping up with the development of tourism and the need to offer and highlight unique agricultural, food, and gastronomic products. In this way, trademarks have positive effects on users of services or products, creating a clear picture of specific, authentic characteristics of food and beverages. Their constant production and sales have a positive impact on the economic development of the country - the region from which the products come. The paper has the task to showcase protected products by regions that can favorably affect the economic growth through sales and supply within catering and tourism facilities. This paper aims to consider the number, types, and characteristics of these products within the region, as important part of the gastronomic offer, tourist and economic development of the country. The research was conducted on the basis of appropriate documentation of data available to the Institute for the Intellectual Property of the Serbia. Based on the conducted research, it was concluded that in the territory of the Serbia, the region with the largest number of protected products is Vojvodina, while Šumadija is the region with the smallest number of protected products.

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Demographic vitality and human resources as important factors for rural areas development

Cited by 12 publications

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Experienced Well-Being in the Rural Areas of the Srem Region (Serbia): Perceptions of the Local Community

Experienced Well-Being in the Rural Areas of the Srem Region (Serbia): Perceptions of the Local Community

Possibilities for development of rural protected areas in Hungary as an exemple of Orseg National Park

Regional Products With the Protection of Origin in Serbia Tourism Offer

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