The Concept of Steady Development (International Legal Aspects)

Kukushkina, Anna

doi:10.17223/22253513/23/4

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“…Being developed since the 1970s, they have been thoroughly researched and provide guidance in specific practical areas. Nowadays the concept of sustainable development offers a basis for radical transformations in the economy which minimize environmental damage (though often at a high cost) and which in the long term will demonstrate their economic efficiency [3][4][5].…”

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“…The goal is effective competition and decrease in market concentration. New regulations adopted by the European Commission and effective in 2018 allow Copernicus and Sentinel satellites and other Earth observation data to be used as primary evidence 5 in verifying the farmers' compliance with the European environmental, animal welfare standards and other requirements before calculating payments 4 Building stronger agricultural knowledge and innovation systems (AKIS) to foster advice, knowledge, and innovation in agriculture and rural areas. European Commission.…”

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EU Agricultural Digitalization Decalogue

Kondratieva

2021

Her. Russ. Acad. Sci.

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The aim of the article is to summarize the ideological foundations and to characterize the current stage of agricultural digitalization in the EU. The author identifies the framework documents and areas of discussion on the development of the digital strategy of the European Union in the agricultural sector. Taking into account the successful practice and opinions of the competent centers, an idea was formed about the principles and ten areas that are covered by supranational assistance, which form a kind of Decalogue of agricultural digitalization. The author notes that the regulation of digital transformation in agriculture is due not so much to the need to increase the economic efficiency of business processes, but rather to the intention to facilitate the control of their compliance with the criteria of climate neutrality and inclusiveness. The digitalization strategy of the Common agricultural policy (CAP) brings its goals closer to those of sustainable development. The ongoing crisis in Europe and the world caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic gives the European Commission a formal reason to step up digital transformation in agriculture. Relying on legal and investment-based regulatory tools, it uses tactics to force progress in the name of improving the sustainability of agriculture in the face of probable shocks.

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confidence: 99%