Development Of An Algorithm For State Food Security Policy

Abstract

Food security for the country in the framework of international and internal development should hold a leading position in the state policy of Ukraine. Accordingly, we have proposed an algorithm for state food security policy. It consists of six stages. The first stage involves the implementation of the concept of food security, the main efforts of which are to improve the legal and security of food security; increasing food quality control; development of sectoral agribusiness development programs; implementation of investor protection measures; optimization of the degree of foreign countries' involvement in their own food and export markets; preserving and developing the scientific potential of the agricultural sector, supporting scientific and technological progress; bringing consumption norms to science-based ones; maintaining the necessary level of food provision for different segments of the population through the implementation of social programs and the development of food banks.

Development of European Land Resource Potential in the Conditions of Globalization

“…The works of domestic and foreign scientists are devoted to the problems of land use potential in the conditions of globalization. Thus, the studies of economists Dankevych V., Dankevych E., Koshkalda I., Zaits V. are devoted to the study of the impact of globalization of the economy on the formation of land relations in agriculture (Dankevych, V. et al, 2019), (Koshkalda, I. et al, 2020), (Zaiats, V. 2011). Problems of land acquisition in the context of globalization are given in the works of foreign scientists: Borras S., Franco J., Brautigam D., Schutter O., Hurni K., Spoor M. and many others (Borras, S. et al, 2012), (Brautigam, D. 2015), (De Schutter, O.…”

Dynamics of Development of Production and Export of Agricultural Products in the Context of Foreign Trade in Australia

“…The country has long-standing landscapes with soil, and the climate of most of the territory is dry and very variable from year to year (the rains fall a little and they are not stable); therefore, the soil in the country is low-fertile (Ibn-Mohammed et al, 2021; Ranjbari et al, 2022). It is possible to compare Australia with Ukraine, which is also specialised in agricultural production but has quite different natural and climatic conditions, and much more fertile soils (Chancellor et al, 2021;Koshkalda et al, 2020). The technological part of agriculture grows rapidly and has recently come to use nanotechnology, which helps to create hybrids of existing plant species, increasing their economic value (Palamarchuk et al, 2021;Antle, 2019).…”

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“…The country has long-standing landscapes with soil, and the climate of most of the territory is dry and very variable from year to year (the rains fall a little and they are not stable); therefore, the soil in the country is low-fertile (Ibn- Mohammed et al, 2021;Ranjbari et al, 2022). It is possible to compare Australia with Ukraine, which is also specialised in agricultural production but has quite different natural and climatic conditions, and much more fertile soils (Chancellor et al, 2021;Koshkalda et al, 2020). The technological part of agriculture grows rapidly and has recently come to use nanotechnology, which helps to create hybrids of existing plant species, increasing their economic value (Palamarchuk et al, 2021;Antle, 2019).…”