Rwanda’s Land Policy Reform promotes agri-business and encourages self-employment. This paper aims to analyze the situation from a self-employment perspective when dealing with expropriation risk in rural areas. In this study, we conducted structured survey addressed 63 domestic units, complemented by focus groups of 47 participants Kimonyi Sector. The binary logistic regression analysis reveal...

The study was carried out in order to analyze the regulatory legal acts regulating land relations agriculture improve efficiency of use agricultural land. In Republic Tatarstan, their area at beginning 2022 amounted 4 625.90 thousand hectares, which 1 814.50 hectares is a share fund. On 65.9% unclaimed shares, right municipal property registered. existing uncertainty identifying owners, lack fu...

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Today in Ukraine the issue of defining land as an element system management, cadastre and evaluation remains relevant. The term "land" means a part that has clearly defined boundaries, certain location, natural properties, physical parameters, it also describes legal economic status. main properties plot can be considered: area, cadastral number address, well namely rights obligations owner, re...

By using the data from a primary survey of 1100 farm households Indian Punjab, present study examined impact COVID-19 pandemic-induced disruptions on food security and incomes. The paddy-wheat-based production system showed resilience to challenges situation. Farmers adapted effectively changed equilibrium there was no decline in production, land lease activity or cropping patterns. agricultura...

This article introduces volume leases as a mechanism for providing server-driven cache consistency for large-scale, geographically distributed networks. Volume leases retain the good performance, fault tolerance, and server scalability of the semantically weaker client-driven protocols that are now used on the web. Volume leases are a variation of object leases, which were originally designed f...

More than 50 heads of state gathered late last month to look at ways of policing the extraordinary 'land grab' that has seen richer countries buy up at least 20 million hectares of farmland in Africa in the last two years. The United Nations is drawing up a 'code of conduct' in an effort to slow what has been described as a new scramble for Africa, while agricultural experts are calling for a n...