Project management methods in agriculture

Kholodova, M. A.; Podgorskaya, Svetlana

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021011007

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“…In the event of a break in this chain, the achievement of a single goal becomes impossible. At the same time, federal policy at the municipal level is implemented through the interaction of local self-government bodies and regional authorities (Kholodova & Podgorskaya, 2020).…”

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Ways To Strengthen The Tax Potential Of Local Budgets Of Agricultural Regions

Kirillova¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Local budgets currently act as the main conduits of state and municipal services from the relevant government to the population. They require a significant amount of resources to implement their assigned powers and obligations. Until recent times, the primary way to increase the financial resources of municipalities has had to transfer certain income sources to the lower level in the form of financial assistance. However, all available types of financial assistance are essentially devoid of a stimulating effect. In this connection, there was no increase in real financial resources, but only their inter-territorial and interspecific redistribution. It is possible to ensure real income growth at all levels of the budget system only in conditions of increasing the tax potential, which will become the basis for improving the financial situation of the entire budget system of the country. The tax potential is considered as a derivative of various types of territorial potentials (economic, demographic, natural and climatic). To achieve its sustainable growth, it is necessary to take a comprehensive approach to assessing the basic potentials, taking into account the main growth factors and taking measures to consolidate those that have the highest possible positive impact on the tax potential of the municipality.

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Ways To Strengthen The Tax Potential Of Local Budgets Of Agricultural Regions

Kirillova¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…The use of information, skills, tools, and procedures in project management is done to ensure that project objectives are met. Applying and integrating the project management processes of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing results in project management (Kholodova, 2020). While there can be a temptation to use projects and programs synonymously, it is important to distinguish between the two.…”

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“…For instance, a program to build roads, one to enhance nutrition or health, one to electrify rural areas, etc. A development plan is a broad declaration of economic strategy (Kholodova, 2020).…”

Section: Management Of Agriculture Projectsmentioning

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Contribution of Agriculture Projects and Project Beneficiary Welfare: Case of Sustainable Agriculture Intensification and Food Security Project in Gwiza, Rwanda

2023

JEPM

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The welfare of farmers is influenced by many factors such as the performance of agriculture projects which help give good productivity to the farmers. Some agriculture projects did not show an effect on the farmers improving their welfare. This research mainly aimed to investigate the agriculture project's contribution to the project beneficiary welfare, the case of Sustainable agriculture intensification, and food security projects for the Gwiza cooperative. This research was divided into three objectives: Agri-inputs, capacity building, and market access. A descriptive research design was utilized to conduct the study. The target population was 345 respondents comprising Gwiza farmers and project managers of Sustainable agriculture intensification and food security projects. A sample of 136 was selected from the population of 345 using simple random probability sampling to pick the participants from Gwiza Cooperative farmers. Self-Administered questionnaires were utilized to collect the primary data. SPSS version 25 was utilized for analyzing the data. Quantitatively, the data were analyzed using descriptive statistics; multiple chi-square and linear regression. The linear regression established the link between variables. The data was presented in tables through percentage, frequencies, and standard deviations. The study found that Agri inputs contributed to farmers' productivity with a high-level average mean of 3.97 and a standard deviation of 0.808. The study also found that the overall average mean was 3.6 with a standard deviation of 1.0, implying that respondents agreed that the skills obtained from SAIP on capacity building of modern agriculture. The study also found an overall mean of 3.83 and a standard deviation of 0.95, implying that the respondents agreed that the SAIP helps farmers of Gwiza access finance and the market. Therefore, the statistics on test on Agri-inputs, capacity building, and access to the market by farmers has provided enough evidence to conclude that SAIP has contributed to the welfare of farmers because variables are statistically significant because their p-values equal 0.000 or less than 0.005 (sign=0.0000<0.05). The study results showed variations in the dependent variable that the statistical model predicts; an adjusted R squared value of 0.862 shows that about 86% of changes in the welfare of farmers are explained by Agri inputs, capacity building of farmers, and access to a market of farmers; therefore, it shows that the model has a good fit. The study recommended that stakeholders should be involved in the management of the projects.

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“…International holding companies are emerging that operate in several national markets and seek to adapt their products and marketing strategies to local conditions through the management capacity of their branches. The described processes activate the process of transnationalization of entrepreneurial activity and the creation of prerequisites for the expansion of a single global market and information space [3].…”

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Theoretical and methodological guidelines for transnationalization and integration process managing in Eurasian Economic Union agricultural sector

Schitov

Likholetova

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Integration processes in the EAEU are currently developing against the backdrop of new global geo-economic, scientific, technological, and socio-economic challenges, and there is a constant active comprehensive development of cooperation with external partners, which is one of the important components of the successful functioning of the EAEU. An urgent task is to develop theoretical and methodological provisions for managing the processes of transnationalization and integration of the agricultural sector of the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union. To this end, a system of indicators for assessing the effectiveness of measures to manage the processes of transnationalization in agriculture was formed. The dependence of development of the industry on an effective program for adapting organizations to new economic conditions was established, which should take into account the complex of processes in the market, political, economic and other factors affecting the effectiveness of activities and make provisions for managing the processes of transnationalization in agriculture. The use of indices and indicators of transnationalization and integration will make it possible to monitor and exert a managerial impact on the integration processes and the interpenetration of economic complexes of the Union countries in the context of inclusion in global economic systems.

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Project management methods in agriculture

Cited by 5 publications

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Ways To Strengthen The Tax Potential Of Local Budgets Of Agricultural Regions

Ways To Strengthen The Tax Potential Of Local Budgets Of Agricultural Regions

Contribution of Agriculture Projects and Project Beneficiary Welfare: Case of Sustainable Agriculture Intensification and Food Security Project in Gwiza, Rwanda

Theoretical and methodological guidelines for transnationalization and integration process managing in Eurasian Economic Union agricultural sector

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