Indicators of Agricultural and Rural Development in the East Central and South-East European Countries

Cvijanović, D.; Stanišić, Tanja; Leković, Мiljan; Kostic, M.

doi:10.17707/agricultforest.66.2.02

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“…The last alternative, A 4 , represents different ways of promoting own products and their sales via the Internet, media advertising, fair exhibitions and over the fence. The aim of every farm is to find the most efficient manner of placing its agricultural products in order to generate continuous income for maintaining and improving a small farm [41][42][43][44][45][46][47].…”

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Small Farm Business Analysis Using the AHP Model for Efficient Assessment of Distribution Channels

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Distribution of agricultural products from the aspect of farms is a continuous issue. Efficient application of the distribution model should provide a farm owner with regular income, as well as with a competitive advantage. Assessment of distribution channels in the context of an agricultural producer is subject to multi-criteria decisions, including both qualitative and quantitative factors. The aim of this paper is to develop a model which enables a structured analysis and an efficient assessment of distribution channels. The methodology based on the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) will be a useful tool in setting various criteria for deciding on distribution channels, as well as a tool for managing a multi-variant qualitative assessment of data included in decision-making processes. The survey results show that the most important distribution channel for agricultural products is the channel of sales via processing plants (cooling and drying facilities, silos and agricultural combines), compared to sales through advertising (which significantly increased its share with the COVID-19 pandemic), sales through sales channels or at farmers’ markets.

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Small Farm Business Analysis Using the AHP Model for Efficient Assessment of Distribution Channels

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“…The factors that are marked as low ("L") are: endangered species according to IUCN, species reintroduction, international area protection status, accommodation service, developed ecotourism, the availability of trips, promotion of nature-based tourism and the role of the local community in management protection (Krstić et al, 2020). These natural factors need to be improved with various strategies of development (Buclet & Lazarević, 2015;Cvijanović et al, 2020).…”

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Natural resources for the nature-based tourism development of the Vojvodina Province

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2020

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The area of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina has significant natural potentials for the development of nature-based tourism. The paper analyzes the data found in various articles as well as data obtained hands-on. Selected factors such as location, relief, climate, hydrography, flora and fauna and protected areas of Vojvodina were analyzed. The degree of presence of the mentioned factors for the development of nature-based tourism was determined with selected indicators. The medium and high level of the presence of factors indicates the possibility of developing ecotourism, scientific tourism, hunting, fishing, sports and recreation, bird watching, nautical, trips and other forms of tourism based on natural resources. Quantitative, comparative and data presentation methods were used in the research. The results of research can aid further research of nature-based tourism.

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“…Protected natural areas are important tourism destinations (Hall, 2010;Trišić et al, 2020b). Tourists around the world are increasingly opting for areas where they can realize various forms of nature-based tourism (Cvijanović et al, 2020). According to Kruger et al, (2017) protected natural areas attract tourists with natural and social factors.…”

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Using indicators to assess sustainable tourism development: The case of protected natural areas of Vojvodina (Northern Serbia)

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2020

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The selected protected areas represent significant examples for analyzing the tourism offer whose results largely interpret the state and the perspective of sustainable development. Considering these indicators at the level of tourism development in the analyzed protected areas can contribute to the development of planning models and strategies of sustainable development. On the other hand, with proper implementation, the values of all elements of the environment that is significant for the users of the areas are directly improved which directly enables the sustainable development of a destination. Research data have been collected through a questionnaire, processed and displayed by the Chi-Square and Friedman Tests, which identified average values and obvious differences in displayed values of sustainable tourism development indicators in selected protected areas.

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Indicators of Agricultural and Rural Development in the East Central and South-East European Countries

Cited by 9 publications

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Small Farm Business Analysis Using the AHP Model for Efficient Assessment of Distribution Channels

Small Farm Business Analysis Using the AHP Model for Efficient Assessment of Distribution Channels

Natural resources for the nature-based tourism development of the Vojvodina Province

Using indicators to assess sustainable tourism development: The case of protected natural areas of Vojvodina (Northern Serbia)

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