The lived-experience of land-use among Northern Iranian farmers in land risk areas: A phenomenology study

Mohammadi, Zakaria; Sepaskhah, Ali Reza; Sharifzadeh, Maryam; Shahbazi, Ismaeil

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105534

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“…Iran, with nearly 165 million hectare of land area and rainfall amounts equal to 300 mm in 67% of its territorial land, is considered as a semi-dry region in the world. Research on the historical overview of Iran's agricultural changes and evolution illustrated the fact that the land has a remarkable role in agriculture development of the country and received considerable attention after enforcement and continuous efforts for land reform [54]. There is no large-scale, country-wide analysis quantifying the suitability of Iran's land for agricultural use and land evaluation in Iran has been conducted only at local, small scales and based on the specific requirements of a few crops, such as wheat, rice and faba bean [55].…”

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Understanding the perceived indicators of food sovereignty and food security for rice growers and rural organizations in Mazandaran Province, Iran

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Background Food sovereignty and food security are inseparable from agricultural development policies, particularly regarding how to increase food production and productivity to meet future demand. This study investigates the status and perceptions of food sovereignty and food security of small-scale rice growers’ households in the Mazandaran Province of northern Iran. The study region is one of the most important places for domestic rice production, with nearly 230,000 hectares of rice lands in the country and 45% of total domestic rice production. The role of the Rice Research Institute of Iran (RRII) as an innovative rural institution was highlighted by the rice producers for contributing to food sovereignty and food security. A survey was distributed among 127 rice farmers’ households to obtain indicators of food sovereignty (localization of food systems, values for food providers, concentration of local control of the food system, building knowledge and skills, right to food, working with nature) and food security (availability, accessibility, utility, quality). Principal Component Analysis and Partial Correlation tests were used for finding the relationship between variables and focused indicators. Results Results show that food sovereignty in Northern Iran focused on localizing the food system by gaining access to financial assets and local markets, investing in human capital and local training and improving access to the water resources; food security focused on environmental and climate extension, increasing household’s revenues by improving food policies and food quality from rice farmers’ perspectives. In addition, the results of this study demonstrate the desire in Northern Iran for the role of innovative rural organizations as vital linkages between rice farmers and the public sector (i.e., Ministry of Agriculture Jihad). Conclusions This research shows that from the perspective of the surveyed rice growers in northern Iran, four main indicators that relate to investment and resources were the most significant: capital, markets, credit, and knowledge. Further studies are required for remote sensing monitoring of rice crop condition and yields, condition of irrigation systems, and geographic relationship of the agricultural infrastructure to food sovereignty and food security in northern Iran.

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Section: Partial Correlations (With P Values)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding the perceived indicators of food sovereignty and food security for rice growers and rural organizations in Mazandaran Province, Iran

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“…That is, the most recent publications deal with integrative models among human agency, local development, ethnicity, and social projects, where there are various theoretical and empirical studies (see, for example, Cook et al, 2021;Block et al, 2021;Symeou et al, 2018;Boadu et al, 2021;April & Itenge 2020;Silva et al, 2018;Mohammadi et al, 2021;Weaven et al, 2019;Alsaid & Ambilichu, 2020;Niigaaniin et al, 2021;Figueiredo-Oliveira et al, 2019).…”

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Project design and development in indigenous communities: a literature review

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Project development in indigenous communities is one of the mechanisms for developing territories, economy, and culture. This article aims to review project design and development in indigenous communities from a bibliographic perspective, following the methodology proposed by Cronin et al. (2008). Published scientific papers about project design in these communities are used. Accordingly, various studies focused on analyzing projects developed in indigenous communities, from community development to socio-cultural and indigenous entrepreneurship are found. Project design in indigenous communities must be done to ensure the success of the project and the achievement of the proposed objectives through social capital, the participation of all community members, social innovation, and multigenerational understanding of the linkages among products, people, and ecosystems. In addition, the relevance of the process is acknowledged by valuing the particularities of the indigenous population, which leads to an allusion to concepts such as indigenous planning, a key element in project design. Likewise, the relevant topics for future research aimed at the conception of indigenous territories and their articulation with territorial and sustainable development are considered.

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“…24 of 1997 concerning Area Enlistment which intends to ensure sureness and legitimate security for each holder of land privileges and to guarantee precise organization. [1] There are two dimensions related to the certainty of a right, namely the object and subject of land rights. Object certainty is a right that can be seen through certainty regarding the location of the land plot, while subject certainty can be seen from the owner's name in the land book.…”

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Juridical Review of Double Certified Land Dispute Settlement in The Scope of Agrarian Law

Hidayati,

Roedianto

2023

Proceedings of the 3rd Multidisciplinary International Conference, MIC 2023, 28 October 2023, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Every ownership of land has legal force within it, both legal force regarding the ownership of land rights and legal protection regarding the legal owner for land disputes owned. In the provisions of Government Regulation Number 24 of 1997 Article (3) explains that a land registration aims to provide guarantees for legal certainty and protection in the land sector. This type of research is Normative research. The approaches used are a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. The data source used is secondary data. Data analysis was carried out descriptively and qualitatively. This research found that double certificate land disputes can occur from various legal events whether intentional or unintentional by the parties. One of the factors that occurs is the existence of an interest in controlling land objects in a way that is contrary to the law and against the law as stated in the Civil Code Article 1365 Repressive legal protection can be done by trying to resolve a dispute that has already occurred.

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The lived-experience of land-use among Northern Iranian farmers in land risk areas: A phenomenology study

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Understanding the perceived indicators of food sovereignty and food security for rice growers and rural organizations in Mazandaran Province, Iran

Understanding the perceived indicators of food sovereignty and food security for rice growers and rural organizations in Mazandaran Province, Iran

Project design and development in indigenous communities: a literature review

Juridical Review of Double Certified Land Dispute Settlement in The Scope of Agrarian Law

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