Protecting ecosystem services of urban agriculture against land-use change using market-based instruments. A Polish perspective

Goździewicz-Biechońska, Justyna; Brzezińska-Rawa, Anna

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106296

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“…The succession of land use can more profoundly reveal the characteristics of urban spatial expansion, which is a spatial reflection of urban functional agglomeration and diffusion. Finding ways to promote more reasonable succession modes of urban space and adapt to the growth of space and renewal of functions is an important task in urban planning, which would be useful to solve the contradiction between urban space growth and the situation of land resources [ 26 ]. Several studies are of great value for analyzing the development of rail transit stations and urban space.…”

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Past—Present—Future: Urban Spatial Succession and Transition of Rail Transit Station Zones in Japan

Zhuang

Zhang²,

2022

IJERPH

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In today’s environmentally conscious society, advocated by a global point of view, land and building use around rail transit stations have changed in the urbanization process. Promoting urban construction and development centered on rail transit stations not only meets the actual needs of urban sustainable development but is also an important means to guide the development of innovative cities. Therefore, it is meaningful to study the characteristics of urban spatial succession, development rules, and future trends based on this new perspective. We analyzed the relationship between rail transit networks and urban form in Japan using GIS by investigating changes in land and building use around rail transit stations over 30 years in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s (from 1985–2010) using factor analysis and cluster analysis, and we discussed the impact of land consolidation planning and the setting and site selection of new stations based on urban development to understand the development trends inside and outside station zones and urban spatial succession. The results showed the following: (1) There are certain relationships between the development of urban form and traffic demand, and the rail transit network in Japan has the characteristics of high accessibility and aggregation of a small network; (2) Commercial development with a high plot ratio is dispersed and diverted by high-density rail transit stations in the commercial center of Japan; and (3) Commercial sub-centers form complexes by integrating multi-line transfers and form regional linkages through clustered commercial development. Regional business centers realize the agglomeration and radiation of functions through the compound development of station zones. This case study on rail transit zones and urban spatial succession in Japan has important enlightenment significance for urban construction toward optimizing the location and development of suburban rail transit lines, promoting the compact development of cities, exploring new ways to build more reasonable transport, planning city design and layout for rail transit station zones, and providing decision-making references for urban regeneration and sustainable development.

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Past—Present—Future: Urban Spatial Succession and Transition of Rail Transit Station Zones in Japan

Zhuang

Zhang²,

2022

IJERPH

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“…Clerino et al examined the practices for the sustainability assessment of professional urban agriculture [24]. Gozdziewicz-Biechonska et al analyzed theoretical frameworks and practices for protecting agricultural land use [25]. These studies consider the element role of cultivated land and grain in sustainability.…”

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The Driving Role of Food and Cultivated Land Resource in Balancing the Complex Urban System of Socio-Economy and Environment: A Case Study of Shanghai City in China

Ruan

2023

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Food is increasingly seen as a vehicle to address complex sustainability challenges, where the quantitative driving role in balancing the complex urban system of socio-economy and environment is still a gap. To fill this gap, taking Shanghai city as an example, this paper utilizes system dynamics to innovatively set three policy scenarios that aim at adjusting food security and cultivated land resources. The results confirm their positive role in socioeconomic and environmental improvement and coordinated development. In the high-rate grain yield growth scenario, the labor force ratio of the primary industry increases back to the size of 2012 (4.1%), the proportion of the primary industrial investment grows at twice the rate of the current trend, the grain yield per unit area increases back to the capacity of 1997 (798.154 t/km2), and simultaneously, the occupation of cultivated land resources by the secondary industry and the negative impact of environmental pollution on productivity are mitigated. In that case, the coordination level between the socio-economy and the environment can keep increasing. The results indicate that future urban planning should increase the input of labor force and assets in the primary industry, improve food productivity per unit area through technical means or person training, alleviate the occupation of cultivated land resources by the secondary industry, and mitigate the negative impact of environmental pollution on cultivated land productivity.

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“…Previous study in India itself, about 50 percent of the population of India make a living in the agricultural sector (Bhanot et al, 2020) The agricultural sector itself does not only exist in rural areas but also in urban areas. Basically, the agricultural sector in urban areas has existed as long as human settlements in urban areas have existed (Biechońska & Rawa, 2022;Graefe et al, 2019). However, there are still many who do not know about it.…”

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7P Marketing Mix in Processed Farm Products by Urban Farming Businesses

Nurdiana,

Hasan,

Miranda

et al. 2023

IJSSB

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The increasingly rapid business competition makes every business actor required to continue to innovate in order to develop and maintain their existence. One alternative for business actors to continue to develop and maintain their existence is to apply the 7P marketing mix to their business, especially in urban farming. This study aims to analyze the implementation of the 7P marketing mix on processed agricultural products as well as the supporting and inhibiting factors in implementing the 7P marketing mix. This study uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive method. Data collection techniques used were observation, interviews and FGD, for data analysis used coding techniques. There are 4 informants in this study. The results of this study indicate that in general, the 7P marketing mix for the processed products of the Orchid Women Farmer Group has been implemented. Then for the supporting factors for implementing the 7P marketing mix, namely (1) self-confidence; (2) cooperation; (3) encouragement from agricultural extension workers. The inhibiting factors include (1) lack of literacy; and (2) limited time. All elements of the marketing mix in the processed products of the Orchid Women Farmer Group are considered capable of increasing product sales and making the Orchid Women Farmer Group more exist and known. However, in the implementation process, there are several supporting and inhibiting factors as described in the research results.

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Protecting ecosystem services of urban agriculture against land-use change using market-based instruments. A Polish perspective

Cited by 9 publications

References 61 publications

Past—Present—Future: Urban Spatial Succession and Transition of Rail Transit Station Zones in Japan

Past—Present—Future: Urban Spatial Succession and Transition of Rail Transit Station Zones in Japan

The Driving Role of Food and Cultivated Land Resource in Balancing the Complex Urban System of Socio-Economy and Environment: A Case Study of Shanghai City in China

7P Marketing Mix in Processed Farm Products by Urban Farming Businesses

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