Structural Shifts and Reform of the Agrarian Sector of the Russian Economy under the Conditions of the Import Substitution Policy

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“…In today's climate of increased focus on innovation-driven development, every nation that is willing to pursue an independent and effective domestic and foreign policy ought to, above all, focus on its food security, which implies sufficient food quantities, a sustainable supply of food, and, what is most important, the affordability of food products (Bezbaruah, 2013;Bickel et al (2000); FAO et al, 2018;Food Security Act of 1985Nandi and Mistri, 2019;Siddique & Mukherjee, 2017;Zhupley et al, 2018).…”

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“…This trend may serve as a clear exhortation that all nations around the world should devote special attention to issues of food security (FAO et al, 2018). Keeping in line the importance of food security and the call of FAO, the Journal Space and Culture, India too has published different research on this issue (Bezbaruah, 2013;Nandi and Mistri, 2019;Siddique & Mukherjee, 2017;Zhupley et al, 2018).…”

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“…In his message to the people of Kazakhstan, delivered on 10 January 2018, President N.A. Nazarbaev stated that "agricultural policy ought to be aimed at boosting labour productivity and exports of processed agricultural produce… The nation ought to ensure the ability to process raw materials in innovative ways, and, with a highquality end product in hand, seek entry into global markets… Comprehensive support ought to be provided to agri-cooperatives" (A Message from the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2018).Issues related to achieving sustainable food security levels are among the more researched ones (Bezbaruah, 2013;Bickel et al (2000); FAO et al, 2018;Food Security Act of 1985Nandi and Mistri, 2019;Siddique & Mukherjee, 2017;Zhupley et al, 2018) around the world, including in Kazakhstan. The nation's food security levels depend, above all, on the current condition of its agro-industrial complex.…”

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The Situation of Food Security in Kazakhstan

2019

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The research aims to explore the current food security situation in the Republic of Kazakhstan. To accomplish this objective, the research examines some of the critical theoretical and practical aspects of food security in the nation. The findings reveal that when compared with other nations, in the period under analysis the food security level in Kazakhstan has increased reaching the world level. However, there remain many unresolved issues which are impeding progress. As part of the study, the authors conducted a survey by questionnaire designed to explore some of the key consumer motives and preferences underlying the choice of domestic or imported food products; assess the economic accessibility of food in a climate of rising prices and people's declining purchasing power; to examinewhether, as a result of the economic crisis (2015-2016), most people in Kazakhstan have opted for running a private subsidiary plot or for stocking up on food. The authors propose a model of the organisational structure underlying the process of implementation of Kazakhstan's strategy for boosting the competitiveness of the nation's agriculture and ensuring its food security.

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“…However maintaining food security at the national and household levels continues to be a major concern for India, both for the welfare of the people as well as for political stability (Kumar et al, 2012). Realising the importance of food security, since its inception, the Journal Space and Culture, India has published a number of articles on this topic (Bezbaruah, 2013;Siddique &Mukherjee, 2017 andalso Bulkhairova et al, 2019;Zhupley et al, 2018). Amongst these articles, the first was on the National Food Security Act, 2013 (also known as the Right to Food Act) by (Bezbaruah, 2013).…”

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“…The beneficiaries of this Act qualifies for 5 kilograms (11 lb) per person per month of cereals -for instances-rice at ₹3 (4.2¢ US) per kg; wheat at ₹2 (2.8¢ US) per kg and coarse grains (millet) at ₹1 (1.4¢ US) per kg. In addition, the children, lactating and expecting mothers are entitled to free cereals on a daily basis under schemes like Mid-Day meal and despite these magnanimous provisions, the implementation of this act continues to be highly uneven (Acharya, 2009;Bezbaruah, 2013;Kumar, 2012;Ritchie et al, 2018;Sarkar and Shekhar, 2017;Siddique and Mukherjee, 2017).However, one has to note that achieving food security continues to be a major and burning issue in other countries too (Bulkhairova et al, 2019;Chen, 2007;Verburg et al, 2000;Zhupley et al, 2018).…”

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Rural Settlement Expansion and its Effect on Food Security in Salanpur, West Bengal, India

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2019

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The settlement may be viewed as the manifestation of delicate human-nature interaction and cultural impression of humanity in the landscape system. With the progress of civilisation, the perception of use of natural resources and cultural development become ever-changing phenomena that causes the changes in the rural settlement all over the world. Salanpur C.D. Block of Paschim Bardhhaman district has registered an unusual settlement arrangement and spatiotemporal changes. Using satellite imageries and competent GIS technologies it is observed that an unplanned growth of rural settlement has developed in this part of West Bengal. This paper examines the spatio-temporal dynamics of the rural settlement over ten years (2008-2018), employing PR index, and SI index. In doing so, it, analyses the dynamic change of rural settlement at Gram Panchayat Level and its relation with overall land-use in the study area. This paper also envisages how the rural settlement expansion affects the various dimension of food security in Salanpur C. D. Block. Along with this, the Spearman Rank-order Correlation Coefficient (rho=p) is also applied to comprehend the effect of the rural settlement expansion on regional food security. Growth of rural settlement towards productive agricultural land, unequal access to food, insufficiency in clean water, sanitation, and health care facility are also indicators of increasing threat to the long run food security of the people in the study area. The result shows a positive correlation between the rural settlement expansion index (SI) and food insecurity Index (FISI), it indicating that if the rural settlements expand, it would enhance the risk of food insecurity of the area. Development and growth are the buzz of the modern era, but the dark side of it is that destruction of agricultural lands would be ultimately responsible for food insecurity and uneven economic growth. The findings suggest that lopsided and unplanned growth of settlements is pose threats on food security of the study area. Therefore, sound planning is required to come out of these potential threats for the sake of the inhabitants.

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