Development of Socio-Geographic Research at the Institute of Geography of Nas of Ukraine

Nagirna, V.P.; Pidgrushnyi, G.P.

doi:10.15407/ugz2018.02.003

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“…According to the physical and geographical zoning of Ukraine (Marynych et al, 2003), the northwestern part of the Chernihiv region is situated within the boundar ies of Chernihiv Polesie. In the geostructural relation, the Chernihiv Polesie is located within the limits of three structural formations: the eastern slope and the foot of the Ukrainian crystalline shield, the western slope of the Voronezh crystalline massif and the DniproDonets cavity located between them.…”

Section: Regional Settingmentioning

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Studia Quaternaria

Danko,

Lukash,

Morozova

et al. 2021

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In Chernihiv Polesie Solidago canadensis most often grows in ruderal communities of the Berteroëtum incanae association. Characteristic plant species of the Artemisietea vulgaris class have been found in many phytocenoses with Solidago canadensis. A typical ruderal community dominated by S. canadensis was found, in which characteristic species of the xero-mesophytic ruderal vegetation of the Onopordion acanthii are well represented. Initial communities with the S. canadensis coverage of 25 to 60% in combination with the species of this order and the characteristic species of other high syntaxa were found. Most of them are the transformed meadow phytocenoses of the river floodplains and less often – the psammophytic phytocenoses of pine terraces. The process of ruderalization of meadow ecosystems as a result of the invasion of S. canadensis in Chernihiv Polesie was revealed. This process is especially pronounced on the loess islands, where meadows change into semiruderal grasslands and herblands of the Convolvulo arvensis– Agropyrion repentis alliance. S. canadensis invasion leads to xerophytization and unification of the floodplains meadow phytocenoses grassland. The course of these processes is accelerated by anthropogenic pressure on ecosystems and has irreversible consequences. S. canadensis rarely occurs in the Koelerio–Corynephoretea canescentis class psammophytic communities

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Section: Regional Settingmentioning

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Studia Quaternaria

Danko,

Lukash,

Morozova

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“…Rural areas play an important role in social and economic development [1][2][3]. These areas make a significant contribution to the economies of countries and regions.…”

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Assessment tools for investment attracting factors in rural development

2021

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In modern conditions, all phenomena, and socio-economic processes of the functioning of economic entities are interconnected, interdependent and conditioned. When analyzing economic phenomena and processes, we are faced with the multidimensionality of their description, that is, with the need to consider a large number of features. At the same time, it is not always possible to immediately single out the most significant, the main ones. This fact actualizes the need to study both the form of connection between socio-economic phenomena and processes, and the degree of its manifestation. The analysis of the investment attractiveness of rural areas can be carried out, including using the method of factor analysis. The purpose of the article is to develop a tool for assessing the factors of investment attractiveness of rural areas. For this, a factor analysis was carried out to determine the factors that have the greatest impact on the functioning of agricultural enterprises for further work on the formation of a strategic program for the development of agricultural territories. The study was carried out on empirical data from the Northern districts of the Omsk region (Russia). The results obtained will make it possible to develop complex management solutions aimed at regulating the activities of agricultural producers and provide the necessary support measures.

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Human-Geographical Factors of Financial Infrastructure Development in the Western Region of Ukraine

Kachmaryk

2020

Ekon. soc. geogr

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The article provides a brief analysis of socio-geographical factors that have a decisive influence on the formation of financial infrastructure in the Western region of Ukraine. Traditional and innovative factors that are stimulating and limiting are highlighted. Among the main factors, emphasis is placed on geographical location, historical and geographical features, economic and geographical, socio-geographical, international cooperation and investment flows. The development of the financial network is not only under the influence of regional factors, but also in line with national and global trends. Despite the fact that the financial infrastructure of the state began to form with independence in 1991, and in the Western region the first prototype network of financial infrastructure began to form in the XVII century, today it is still in its infancy. However, this makes it possible to build the financial infrastructure in accordance with today’s challenges. For the sake of balanced development it is necessary to take into account the factors that not only promote development, but also inhibit it. The financial infrastructure is characterized by significant diversification, so special attention is paid to the factors that are inherent in each component. Banking, credit infrastructure and the infrastructure of mutual investment institutions are more developed in contrast to other components. Socio-geographical factors affect each individually and together, thus showing a synergistic effect. The peculiarity of these factors is also their multiplier effect, which is traced in the chain changes during the transformation of the factor itself. The geographical location of the region has a positive impact on the development of financial infrastructure, which is reflected in the developed network of international and national transport corridors, which provides trade growth, as well as strong international, including cross-border, cooperation in many sectors.

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Development of Socio-Geographic Research at the Institute of Geography of Nas of Ukraine

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Assessment tools for investment attracting factors in rural development

Human-Geographical Factors of Financial Infrastructure Development in the Western Region of Ukraine

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