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Sustainable development of rural areas and improvement of livingstandards

Sustainable development of rural areas and improvement of livingstandards

02 Mart 2022 ­ 20668 E. Alakbarov • UOT: 332.338.49:911.37

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. 

Increasing the economic efficiency of water use in plant growing

Increasing the economic efficiency of water use in plant growing

22 Fevral 2022 ­ 21070 G. Jafarova • UOT: 63, 556.062

The article considers the issues of increasing the economic efficiency of water use in plant growing. For this purpose, first of all, the country's water resources were considered and their use in agriculture, based on what gave a brief description of the reclamation of land. The economic efficiency of the use of water in the ...

Sustainable intensification in agriculture: opportunities in post-transformation re-intensification conditions

Sustainable intensification in agriculture: opportunities in post-transformation re-intensification conditions

31 Yanvar 2021 ­ 30262 F. Fikratzade, H. Khalilov

Abstract In modern conditions, sustainable intensification is becoming a factor that combines dynamic productivity growth in agriculture with compliance with environmental requirements and increased adaptation to climate change. The article examines the possibilities of sustainable intensification of agriculture in the Republic of ...

Harmful temperatures and consumption expenditure: evidence from Nigerian households

Harmful temperatures and consumption expenditure: evidence from Nigerian households

30 Oktyabr 2024 ­ 3140 O. Okoror, N. Osadolor, L. Emediegwu, J. Animashaun • UOT: 551.58

This paper examines the effect of changes in temperature on households’ food expenditure in Nigeria. Using micro-data on consumption expenditure from Nigerian households, we find that extreme heat increases per capita consumption expenditure during dry seasons but not in wet seasons. Prior works show that small-scale farmers ...