Agricultural land consolidation vs. land fragmentation in Russia

Year 2022, Volume: 7 Issue: 2, 128 - 141, 10.07.2022

Alexander Sagaydak Anna Sagaydak

https://doi.org/10.26833/ijeg.919939

Cited By: 8

Abstract

The development of Agricultural Land Consolidation in Russia has always been unique, compared to other countries due to the state land policy, the vastness of the territory, and the variety of natural and soil conditions. Because of it, the internationally recognized and generally accepted approaches and models of it cannot always be accepted and applied. The consolidation of agricultural land in the country is developing sometimes spontaneously and is chaotic. At the federal level, there is an extended trend of the absorption of private land by parastatals. There is also an extended trend of decreasing the land use of coops and increasing the land use of joint-stock companies and partnerships. The development of Agricultural Land Consolidation in Russia is primarily dependent on regional land policies. In Kalmykia, the unique trend continues to increase the number of private farms with an increase in their average size. In this regard, the super goal of the paper is to research how to apply Project Analysis Principles Approach to strengthen the development of Agricultural Land Consolidation in Russia. The specific objective of the paper is to research the role and importance of Agricultural Land Market tools to support the consolidation of agricultural lands.

Keywords

Agricultural Land Consolidation, Agricultural Land Market, Project Analysis Principles Approach, Russia, Republic of kalmykia

References

• Backman, Mats (2010) Cost-Benefit Analysis of Land Consolidation in Sweden from View Point of Society and Landowner. XXIV Congress FIG “Facing Challenges-Building the Capacity”, Sydney, Australia, 11-16 April 2010
• Backman, Mats (2016) Cost-Benefit Analysis of Land Consolidation in Sweden from View Point of Society and Landowner. Proceedings of Symposium on Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for Sustainable Development, 9-11 November 2016, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Backman, Mats (2016). Basic Requirements for Successful Land Consolidation. Proceedings of Symposium on Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for Sustainable Development, 9-11 November 2016, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Becker, Michael, Halimi Kaplan (2019) Land Consolidation as a multi-purpose Instrument exploring Opportunities and addressing Challenges in Kosovo. Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty, Washington DC, March 25-29, 2019
• Biarel B, Hazell P, Place F & Quiggin J (1992). The economics of Farm fragmentation: evidence from Ghana and Rwanda, World Bank Economic Review, 6, 233-254
• Konttinen K (2016). The effectivity of Land Consolidation in Finland. Proceedings of Symposium on Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for Sustainable Development, 9-11 November 2016, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Krigsholm P, Keskitalo J, Riekkinen K, Niironen J & Kolis Karin (2016). Evaluating Regional Impact of Land Consolidation Projects. Proceedings of Symposium on Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for Sustainable Development, 9-11 November 2016, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Legal guide on land consolidation: Based on regulatory practices in Europe. FAO Legal Guide, No. 3. Rome, FAO (2020)
• Meijer G & Emmens N (2016). Financial arrangements in Land Consolidation. Proceedings of Symposium on Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for Sustainable Development, 9-11 November 2016, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Rating of the largest owners of agricultural land in Russia in May 2020 (2020);
• Regional Report on the Status and Use of Lands in Kalmykia in 2019, Kalmykiareestr (2020).
• Sagaydak A, Sagaydak A (2016). Problems of forming the auction price of land in agriculture. Zemleustroistvo, kadastr i monitoring zemel, 7, 38-47
• Sagaydak A, Sagaydak A (2021). Economics and organization of agricultural production, KnoRus Publishing House. ISBN 978-5-406-07159-5.
• Satana S, Ceylan A R, Sert A (2017). The Turkish Experience in Consolidation of Irrigated Land: Productivity and Efficiency Implications. Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty, Washington DC, March 20-24, 2017
• Sky P K (2015) Land consolidation in Norway in an international perspective. Spanish Journal of Rural Development, Vol. VI (1-2), 81-90
• Sulonen K & Kotilainen, S (2016). Lessor’s Status in Land Consolidation in Finland. Nordic Journal of Surveying and Real Estate Research,1-11,18-36
• The State (National) Report on the Status and Use of Lands in Russia in 2019, Rosreestr (2020)
• Thomas J (2006) Attempt on Systematization of Land Consolidation Approaches in Europe. Zeitschrift für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Land management, 3, 156-161
• Van den Noort P C (1987). Land consolidation in the Netherlands. Land Use Policy, 4 (1), January 1987, 11-13. Elsevier Ltd.
• Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (2012), Rome, FAO