Status and Problems of Normative Monetary Valuation of Land in Ukraine

Iatsuk, Igor; Dmytruk, Yuriy; Cherlinka, Vasyl; David, Dent

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-68394-8_2

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“…Since the monetary assessment of land plots is the basis for determining the amount of land tax and rent, the problem of land assessment based on soil surveys is particularly relevant. The objectivity of determining the monetary value of land depends on the accuracy of soil surveys (Yatsuk at al., 2021). Therefore, financing measures for rational use and protection of land are of great importance for ensuring sustainable development and environmental protection.…”

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Impact of Comparative Assessment of Soil Quality on Determining the Value of Agricultural Land (Ukraine)

Tykhenko,

Martyn,

Tykhenko

et al. 2024

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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The article raises the issue of changes in the value of land plots depending on their quality characteristics. This study investigated the change in indicators of the monetary assessment of individual agricultural districts (NAD) in connection with the indicators of agricultural production groups of soil quality valuation score. Using the normative indicators of the monetary valuation of land plots, the normative monetary valuation was calculated for 10 natural and agricultural districts of the Kyiv region of Ukraine. Thus, in the Skvyrskyi NAD, the normative monetary value is UAH 37,950.08 per 1 hectare, and the average soil quality valuation score in this area was 55 points by level, which is the highest value of this indicator in the Kyiv region. The lowest credit rating score (15) was recorded in the Chornobyl-Borodyansky NAD, where the norm of capitalized rental income was UAH 10,347.52 per 1 hectare. From 42 to 110 agro-production groups of soils are counted in each of the NADs. Based on the Kyiv region, the average indicators of humus content range from 1.91 to 2.47 %. We established a directly proportional relationship between the soil quality valuation score and humus content, in particular, the correlation coefficient between these indicators ranges from 0.8743 to 0.9376. The research results can be used to carry out land evaluation works on agricultural land.

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