Value framework for evaluation of land banks/funds

Marošan, Stevan; Milićević, Dragana; Đokić, Vladan; Šoškić, Mladen

doi:10.15292/geodetski-vestnik.2014.03.568-577

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“…ties [8] Figure 7 shows the methodology for evaluation of municipalities [8]. In the first column in the table are defined 8 selected evaluation criteria.…”

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“…Many researches have been conducted on improvement of the land consolidation process in Serbia. One the most significant and recent are in the area of optimization of land consolidation distribution process [1] and evaluation of land banks [2]. However, most of TEHNIKA -NAŠE GRAĐEVINARSTVO 73 (2019) 1 those researches are focused on agriculturally developed areas.…”

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Methodology for selection of land consolidation areas

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Mihajlović³

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Land consolidation represents the most comprehensive proven instrument of development of agriculture and rural regions. Land consolidation in Serbia has a long tradition, over 1,700,000 hectares of agricultural land has been consolidated in the past. However, there are still large areas of agricultural land, especially in undeveloped parts of Serbia that needs to be consolidated. Since the funds are limited and land consolidation cannot be carried out in all areas in short period of time, there is a need for finding the right mechanisms to choose the areas and municipalities in which the land consolidation will produce the most results and bring the most benefits. This research defines the main steps in process of selection of municipalities for land consolidation. It also defines the selection criteria which were regarded in two major categories. This research was implemented in project "Rural Development: Effective Land Management" financed by European Union and German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development. This project served as case study for implementation of this research.

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“…ties [8] Figure 7 shows the methodology for evaluation of municipalities [8]. In the first column in the table are defined 8 selected evaluation criteria.…”

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Methodology for selection of land consolidation areas

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Šoškić²,

Mihajlović³

et al. 2019

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“…Jack Damen was the first to define the concept of land banking as structural acquisition and temporary management of land in rural areas by a state agency, with the aim of renting or redistributing land to improve the agricultural structure or reallocating land for purposes with a public interest [48]. This definition underlines the importance of public intervention in the consolidation of fragmented soils [49], and many studies show the results of its implementation [50][51][52][53][54].…”

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Improving the Landscape and Tourism in Marginal Areas: The Case of Land Consolidation Associations in the North-West of Italy

Bonadonna

Rostagno

Beltramo

2020

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Land fragmentation is a factor that limits the development of the agricultural and forestry sector, as well as the ability of operators to reach a profitable economic dimension. This phenomenon also influences the creation of activities and incomes in a negative way in marginal areas. In this context, land consolidation associations (LCA) can be a useful tool in reducing this limitation and promoting better management of the territory by improving the link between the landscape and tourism. This study aims to make a comparison between the different LCAs operating in the north-west of Italy, with a specific focus on differences and similarities amongst LCAs, highlighting each orientation towards the management of the landscape with the purpose of improving tourism development. The research used a survey method; a questionnaire was designed, and a semi-structured interview was conducted with each LCA president. Findings show that land management by LCAs allows the preservation and/or improvement of the landscape and supports the development of agricultural activities such as animal breeding. This kind of landscape-based land management increases the attractiveness of the territory in terms of tourism, stimulating the nature-oriented tourism tools. Therefore, on the one hand, the Piedmontese model supports the landscape and also allows economic and social goals to be reached by tourism solutions, and on the other hand it stimulates the improvement of the environment and the creation of chests of biodiversity.

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Land Consolidation Associations and the Management of Territories in Harsh Italian Environments: A Review

2018

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Abstract:Land fragmentation is a phenomenon that reduces the mechanical management of agricultural and grazing lands and, consequently, leads to the abandonment of agricultural practices in harsh environments. It puts the agricultural and/or agro-pastoral businesses in a difficult situation as they have small surfaces to manage that do not allow for sufficient profit. Some worldwide land consolidation initiatives have been set up to reduce this phenomenon, such as land funds. In this context, this paper is dedicated to an Italian approach, which can be carried over to other realities, aimed at safeguarding and managing territories in harsh environments. This approach, known as the "Associazione Fondiaria (ASFO)", which can be roughly translated as "land consolidation association", consolidates small portions of abandoned land in a functional manner. Indeed, a land consolidation association not only stimulates new entrepreneurial agricultural activities, but is also able to create employment in depressed areas. A SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis was used to evaluate ASFOs, and their peculiarities were discussed.

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Value framework for evaluation of land banks/funds

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Methodology for selection of land consolidation areas

Methodology for selection of land consolidation areas

Improving the Landscape and Tourism in Marginal Areas: The Case of Land Consolidation Associations in the North-West of Italy

Land Consolidation Associations and the Management of Territories in Harsh Italian Environments: A Review

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