Factors of socio-economic development of rural areas

Vorobyov, S.P.; Bugai, Yury A.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/395/1/012109

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“…Rural lifestyle changes have an adverse influence on the emergence of social and economic inequality within rural communities (Vorobyov & Bugai 2019, Liu et al 2020, Rashid et al 2021. This is consistent with a study conducted by Ziwei Qi (2019), which found that changes in lifestyle lead to gender inequality in access to resources and services.…”

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Lifestyle changes in rural communities through spatial reproduction practices: A case study in Madiun Regency

Damayanti

Egalita

2023

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The production of space in rural areas as a result of modernization changes lifestyles not only within families but also at a broader level, namely between communities. This study aimed to examine how spatial reproduction occurs in villages in Madiun Regency by identifying the dominant agent and the stages of the process of spatial reproduction. This study employed qualitative methods. This study found that there are four stages in the spatial reproduction process in Madiun Regency, including outreach, coordination, mutual cooperation, and synergy. These four stages occurred because of the presence of the village head as the initiating agent and Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) and the Tourism Awareness Group as organizations that oversee various community activities in the tourism sector. According to the findings of this study, technology has accelerated the process of spatial reproduction, which is reflected in the existence of four regionalizations, including economic, social, housing, and public services. This study concludes that the reproduction of space does not always lead to conflict and social inequality in society. On the contrary, people are able to work together in building shared prosperity with the value of mutual cooperation.

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Lifestyle changes in rural communities through spatial reproduction practices: A case study in Madiun Regency

Damayanti

Egalita

2023

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“…For example, Tsymbalista (2016) -based on research conducted in the Chernivtsi Oblast in Ukraine -indicates the main problems of rural areas, such as: depopulation, outflow of qualified labor, underdeveloped or neglected transport infrastructure, insufficient level or lack of IT infrastructure and communication. In relation to Russia, also Vorobyov & Bugai (2019) emphasize the importance of the level of infrastructure, especially medical, educational and social, in the development of rural areas. On the other hand, in work (Blumenthal & Kagen, 2002), a clearly higher mortality rate and worse health status of the US population living in rural areas was recorded than among the population living in cities.…”

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Analysis of the rate of socio-economic changes in rural areas between 2010 and 2020. Polish case

Bąk

Wolska

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The article presents the results of research on the transformation process in the Polish country-side between 2010 and 2020, taking into account those rural communes where the State-Owned Farms (PGR) were located. The study aimed to identify the spatial diversity of post-PGR communes on the grounds of socio-economic situation and to assess the rate of change in this situation in the surveyed communes over 11 years, as well as to answer the question how the socio-economic situation was influenced by the location of a given commune relative to province capitals. In the analyses, selected methods of descriptive statistics and multidimensional comparative analysis were applied. The results confirmed that in many post-PGR communes, also these days, we can observe financial problems, and that people experience significant difficulties with entering the labour market. The research also showed that in most cases communes located close to these cities were characterized by a better socio-economic situation than the communes located further away.

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“…The socioeconomic situation in rural areas is of interest to scientists from around the world [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. The rural environment is constantly transforming, as a result of which it becomes part of the global, national economy, integrally connected with the rest of society.…”

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The Impact of Transformational Changes on the Socio-Economic Conditions of the Rural Population. An Example of Poland

2021

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The aim of the article is to show that in rural areas, with particular emphasis on former state-owned farms, which were created as a result of changes in the forms of land ownership, mainly in Central and Eastern European countries, the economic situation of households is still worse than in the areas where there were no State Agricultural Enterprises (PGR). Research in Poland served as a case study. Selected methods of descriptive statistics and multivariate comparative analysis were used in the analyses. The results presented in the study at different levels of aggregation (voivodeships, poviats, and communes) allowed the identification of the regularities in the situation of rural areas. Among the beneficiaries of social assistance, most of the people live in rural areas and have a high unemployment rate; the problem of unemployment especially concerns those areas where the rural population with lower education levels predominates. Moreover, in former state-owned farms, the total disposable income per person is lower than in other areas, and the funds from the government program “Rodzina 500+” constitute a significant contribution to household budgets.

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Factors of socio-economic development of rural areas

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Lifestyle changes in rural communities through spatial reproduction practices: A case study in Madiun Regency

Lifestyle changes in rural communities through spatial reproduction practices: A case study in Madiun Regency

Analysis of the rate of socio-economic changes in rural areas between 2010 and 2020. Polish case

The Impact of Transformational Changes on the Socio-Economic Conditions of the Rural Population. An Example of Poland

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