The impact of farmland use transition on rural livelihood transformation in China

Chen, Kunqiu; Wang, Yuxia; Li, Ninghui; Xu, Yongchang; Zheng, Yuhan; Zhan, Xiaolin; Li, Qixuan

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2023.102784

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“…The larger the actual cultivation area, the lower the possibility that farmers took working as their livelihood, and the higher the probability that they chose diversified and synthetical livelihoods. This result was similar to Chen's [35], Not only in terms of actual cultivation area, but also in terms of the transformation of farmland utilization, which was an important factor affecting the livelihood transformation of farmers. The survey found that the larger actual cultivated area indicated that farmers' livelihoods were still dependent on farming, but it was difficult to maintain their livelihoods by relying only on the income from farming.…”

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“…Research on livelihood transformation was receiving increasing attention. By analyzing changes in land use, it promoted the policy formulation of sustainable livelihoods, livelihood transformation, and rural development transformation for farmers [34,35]. Some scholars explored the transformation of livelihoods from the perspectives of farmers' livelihood patterns, liveli-hood methods, and livelihood security.…”

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Response and Adaptation of Farmers’ Livelihood Transformation under the Background of Rural Transformation: Evidence from the Qinling Mountains, China

Yin,

Yang,

Chen

2023

Sustainability

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Adaptation provides a new perspective for the study of farmers’ livelihood transformation and sustainability. This research aimed to explore the influencing factors of different types and adaptation of farmers’ livelihood transformation during rural transformation. Based on summarizing the response of farmers’ livelihood transformation during the rural transformation process in the Qinling Mountains of China from 1990 to 2018, this research constructed an evaluation index system for the adaptation of farmers’ livelihood transformation. Through questionnaires and interview surveys and based on the classification of farmers’ adaptive behavior, the research measured the adaptation index of different types of farmers’ livelihood transformation during different rural transformation periods and analyzed the factors affecting the types and the adaptation of farmers’ livelihood transformation. The results showed that: ① From 1990 to 2018, the livelihood transformation of farmers in Shangzhou District of Qinling Mountains mainly experienced changes from the farming + the working oriented to the synthetic type + the working oriented. ② From 1990 to 2018, the adaptation index of farmers’ livelihood transformation increased significantly in growth. From 1990 to 2009, the adaptation index of farmers’ livelihood transformation of working oriented and synthetic type was relatively high and concentrated. The distribution of the adaptation index of farmers’ livelihood transformation in 2010–2018 was relatively scattered. ③ Farmers with richer social networks tended to choose comprehensive and diversified livelihoods. Farmers with richer financial and natural capital were more likely to choose non-agricultural livelihoods. Leadership potential and social network, livestock, income status, and actual cultivated area were the key variables that have been influencing the adaptation of farmers’ livelihood transformation in Shangzhou District since 1990. The research results contribute to the optimization of sustainable livelihood strategies for farmers in the Qinling Mountains of China and provide case references for the study of livelihood transformation of farmers in underdeveloped mountainous areas worldwide.

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Response and Adaptation of Farmers’ Livelihood Transformation under the Background of Rural Transformation: Evidence from the Qinling Mountains, China

Yin,

Yang,

Chen

2023

Sustainability

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“…Memahami dinamika yang terkait dengan perubahan penggunaan lahan sangat penting untuk menemukan solusi yang meminimalkan dampak negatif dan meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat (Hasmadi & Maulana, 2023). Dengan menganalisis efek transisi penggunaan lahan pertanian pada transformasi mata pencaharian pedesaan, telah ditemukan bahwa transisi penggunaan lahan dapat berkontribusi positif pada transformasi mata pencaharian pedesaan dengan mengatur hubungan interaktif manusia-lahan pedesaan dan hubungan substitusi elemen dalam pengembangan pertanian (Chen at al., 2023). Selain itu, studi di Sarawak, Malaysia, menyoroti pendorong perubahan penggunaan lahan dan dampak sosial ekonomi pada masyarakat setempat.…”

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Alih Fungsi Guna Lahan Dan Perubahan Nilai Lahan Pada Kawasan Kota Baru Moncongloe Metropolitan Mamminasata

Sumastono,

Surya,

Syafri

2023

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Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji bagaimana alih fungsi lahan bekerja sebagai determinan perubahan nilai lahan di kawasan kota baru moncongloe mamminasata dan pengaruh alih fungsi lahan terhadap dinamika sosial dan perubahan nilai lahan di kawasan kota baru tersebut. Adapun metode penelitian ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan analisis diantaranya Analisis deskriptif kualitatif untuk melihat respon masyarakat dari hasil wawancara dan kuesioner dan analisis korelasi untuk melihat hubungan antar variabel. Berdasarkan hasil analisis deskriptif dan statistik, penelitian ini menyimpulkan bahwa alih fungsi lahan berkeja secara signifikan memengaruhi perubahan nilai lahan dan dinamika sosial, dengan faktor-faktor seperti permintaan yang meningkat, pertumbuhan ekonomi, keterbatasan lahan, dan perubahan lingkungan fisik berperan penting. Oleh karena itu, melibatkan pemerintah dan pengembang dalam identifikasi potensi konflik lahan, serta mendorong partisipasi aktif masyarakat. Pemerintah dan pengembang disarankan untuk memperhatikan solusi yang memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat, sementara masyarakat sekitar diharapkan untuk mengungkapkan pendapat mereka dan mencari informasi yang jelas terkait rencana alih fungsi lahan. This research aims to examine how land use conversion functions as a determinant of land value changes in the Moncongloe Mamminasata new city area and the influence of land use conversion on social dynamics and changes in land value in that new city area. The research methodology employed both qualitative descriptive analysis to assess community responses through interviews and questionnaires and correlation analysis to examine relationships among variables. Based on the results of descriptive and statistical analysis, the study concludes that land use conversion significantly influences changes in land value and social dynamics. Factors such as increased demand, economic growth, land limitations, and physical environmental changes play crucial roles. Therefore, involving government and developers in identifying potential land conflicts and encouraging active community participation is crucial. Government and developers are advised to consider solutions that meet community needs, while local communities are expected to express their opinions and seek clear information regarding land use conversion plans.

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“…It is also conducive to the expansion of China's current overall farm area and provides reserve land resources for the construction of ecological farms. Meanwhile, the government's financial support also promotes the development of agricultural science and technology, providing strong support for the construction of ecological farms [62]. Under the MARA's policy guidance, provincial and municipal governments in China provide funding and subsidies to support the construction of ecological farms, with follow-up supervision and eligibility verification.…”

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Spatial Distribution Pattern, Evolution and Influencing Mechanism of Ecological Farms in China

Guo

Lin

Wang

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Land

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Nowadays, the challenges of energy depletion, environmental pollution and food security caused by extensive agriculture development are attracting global attention. In China, the construction of ecological farms is a key initiative to effectuate the goal of peaking carbon dioxide emissions and achieving carbon neutrality, contributing to high-quality agricultural development. Based on this, this study selects the national-level ecological farms directories issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) of China in 2021 and 2022, and collects the corresponding economic, social and physical geographic data for GIS spatial analysis and Geodetector. The results are as follows: (1) The distribution of ecological farms in various provinces of China is uneven and spatially clustered. It generally presents a ‘high in the east and low in the west with concentrated cores’ pattern. The construction scope significantly expanded over time, and the high-value areas of nuclear density are concentrated in East China, with the development core transitioned from East China to Central China. (2) Environmental conditions, industrial foundation, economic and social development level, science and technology level and financial support all significantly affect the spatial distribution of ecological farms in China, among which the science and technology level has the most significant enhancement effect on other factors. (3) Environmental conditions provide the construction basis for ecological farms, while economic and social development level and financial support determine the number of ecological farms. The industrial foundation affects the scale of ecological farms in China, while the level of science and technology eliminates the restrictions of other factors to a certain extent. This study provides a reference for optimizing the spatial distribution pattern of ecological farms in China and promoting ecological agriculture. In addition, it presents a viable approach to safeguarding food security.

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The impact of farmland use transition on rural livelihood transformation in China

Cited by 21 publications

References 60 publications

Response and Adaptation of Farmers’ Livelihood Transformation under the Background of Rural Transformation: Evidence from the Qinling Mountains, China

Response and Adaptation of Farmers’ Livelihood Transformation under the Background of Rural Transformation: Evidence from the Qinling Mountains, China

Alih Fungsi Guna Lahan Dan Perubahan Nilai Lahan Pada Kawasan Kota Baru Moncongloe Metropolitan Mamminasata

Spatial Distribution Pattern, Evolution and Influencing Mechanism of Ecological Farms in China

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