Perception of Ecological Welfare from the Recycling of Agricultural Resources and Its Influencing Factors

Geng, Xiaoyuan

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.150413

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“…Discussing the results of the study, one should compare them with similar ones in this area. A different group of scientists investigated [13][14][15] the main legal and social land relations. They came to the conclusion that such relations arise between public authorities at all levels and local governments, legal entities and citizens regarding the ownership of land and its use for its intended purpose, which, taking into account the special properties of land as an object of public relations, are mainly regulated land law and partly civil law to the extent that they are not regulated by land law.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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Legal Security of Land Relations in the System of Sustainable Development

Pylypenko,

Vashchyshyn,

Fedorovych

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The main purpose of the article is to form the provision of legal security in land relations in the system of sustainable development of the region. The object of the study is land relations in a particular region. The research methodology involves the use of modern multifunctional modeling techniques to better represent the elements of ensuring security in land relations in the system of sustainable development of the region. As a result, a detailed model range of stages for ensuring legal security in land relations in the system of sustainable development of the region was obtained. The novelty of the obtained results is revealed through the use of new techniques for modeling the process of ensuring legal security in land relations in the system of sustainable development of the region. The study has a limitation in the form of not taking into account the legal specifics of permanence for all regions. Subsequent studies should provide for the expansion of modeling to the scale of not only a single region, but also a country.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Security of Land Relations in the System of Sustainable Development

Pylypenko,

Vashchyshyn,

Fedorovych

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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“…For example, Deng et al (2021) found that the spatial distribution pattern of EWP in China was the strongest in the eastern region and weak in the central and western regions. Third, in the study of influencing factors of EWP, some scholars have pointed out that economic contribution rate (Jorgenson and Dietz, 2015), industrial structure upgrading (Li et al, 2019), technological innovation (Cheng and wang, 2022), resource recycling (Geng, 2020), etc. all significantly impact on EWP.…”

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Research on the effect of green credit on ecological welfare performance: Evidence from China

Zhang

Cao

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Achieving high-quality economic development is a crucial feature of China’s new development stage. As an environmental regulation tool by implementing a differentiated credit policy, green credit is an inevitable choice to achieve high-quality economic development. In this paper, ecological welfare performance is used to measure the level of high-quality economic development. And based on the panel data of 30 provinces during 2008–2019, the spatial Durbin model and mediating effect model are used to empirically study the direct and indirect effect of green credit on ecological welfare performance in China. The results show that: (1) China’s ecological welfare performance shows the positive global spatial correlation in the overall spatial scope, with local characteristics of high–high aggregation and low–low aggregation. (2) Green credit can significantly promote the ecological welfare performance of local regions, but has a negative spatial spillover effect on the ecological welfare performance of adjacent regions. (3) Green credit can boost ecological welfare performance by improving technological innovation, industrial structure upgrading, and energy consumption structure. Based on these conclusions, the policy recommendations are put forward.

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“…This initiative reflects a global trend where countries, albeit with different national conditions and approaches, generally support agricultural modernization through professional farmers' development. For example, in China, a highly developed country in the agricultural sector, there are agricultural colleges and experiment stations in every state, along with various agricultural education and training programs (Geng, 2020;Hu & Li, 2018). This has contributed to the formation of an extensive skilled labor force in the agricultural sector.…”

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“…Studies on farmer training practices abroad have been ongoing for many years, resulting in a significant range of research findings. International academics have reached a consensus that to improve the economy of the agricultural sector and ensure the sustainability and quality of food production; it is imperative to develop farmers with high professional capabilities on a large enough scale (Geng, 2020;Randrianarison et al, 2017;Zeng et al, 2023). Research conducted by Zhang and his colleagues provides deep insights into the effect of training on farmers (Zhang et al, 2021).…”

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Transforming Traditional Farmers into Professionals: An Introduction to Human Resource Management in Rural

Anwar,

Jatsiyah,

M. Zahari

et al. 2023

jppipa, pendidikan ipa, fisika, biologi, kimia

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This research is focused on outlining experiences in rural human resource management through the introduction of a new professional farmer training process. The aim is to provide insights and references for developing countries in implementing farmer training and improving their human resource structure. The research methodology explores the literature combined with an inductive approach to describe and analyse experiences and lessons learned during training programmes to strengthen human resource capacity in the agricultural sector. The results of this study emphasise the importance of new professional farmer training in rural human resource management, with the Indonesian government prioritising the entire training process. The Indonesian government has taken strategic steps in farmer training, which include identifying appropriate training targets, selecting influential investment entities, developing practical training models, and designing supportive policies. These initiatives have significantly improved the quality and structure of rural human resources. The uniqueness of this research lies in its selection of topics that are less widely covered in the literature, especially regarding the training process and the new professional farmer model. This research is also important in enhancing the skills of rural individuals, increasing farmers' income, strengthening the role of agriculture, and supporting economic growth in rural areas. Furthermore, this research makes a significant contribution to the literature by enriching the theory of human capital investment in rural areas.

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Perception of Ecological Welfare from the Recycling of Agricultural Resources and Its Influencing Factors

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Legal Security of Land Relations in the System of Sustainable Development

Legal Security of Land Relations in the System of Sustainable Development

Research on the effect of green credit on ecological welfare performance: Evidence from China

Transforming Traditional Farmers into Professionals: An Introduction to Human Resource Management in Rural

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