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Sustainable development of rural areas and improvement of livingstandards

Elnur Alakbarov Tahir

elekberov.elnur78@mail.ru

15986 ­ ­ AZ ­ ­ 34. October 2020 ­ ­­ ­ rural area sustainable development social economic infrastructure livingstandart development plan.

The article analyzes the provision of sustainable development in rural areas and improve the living standards of rural population. The important factors for sustainable development of rural areas were identified and the development of rural development plan was recommended. 

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Abdulrahim. Dadashov

Ph.D. candidate of UNEC, Agricultural Economics Research Center

   

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Tural. Mammadzade

Ph.D. student of

   

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Nigar. Gasimova

Agricultural Research Center, senior specialist

   

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Umkhanim. Agakishiyeva

Teacher of Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction

   

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Chilenay. Abishova

Ph.D. student of the Agricultural Economics Research Center

   

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Akif. Aghbabali

Baku State University

   

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Leyla. Hajiyeva

Ph.D. student of the Agricultural Economics Research Center

   

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Tamraz. Temrazov

Vegetable Research Institute

   

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Farman. Guliyev

Scientific Research Institute of Fruit-growing and Tea-growing

   

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Samir. Agayev

Ph.D. student of Azerbaijan State Economic University (UNEC)

   

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Sabuhi. Eldarov

Research Institute of Plant Protection and Technical Plants

   

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Vuqar. Namazov

Ph.D. candidate of the Azerbaijan State Economic University (UNEC)

   

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Vusala. Babayeva

Doctor of Science Program of Agricultural Economics Research Center

  Doctor of Philosophy in Economics  

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Yunus. Sadigov

Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Economics, Lead Researcher

  Ph.D., docent  

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Lala. Jabbarlı

Ph.D. student of the Agricultural Economics Research Center

   

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Esmira. Latifova

Director Adviser, Agricultural Economics Research Center