Rural development, landscape and effect of common agricultural policy
2008
Trantinova, M., Institute of Agricultural Economics and Information, Opava (Czech Republic)
Our study was focused on territory of the Upper river basin Morava River. We tested introduction of new measures to the rural area. We evaluated some instruments of implementation measures to reality and looked for answer - Which indicators are crucial for rural development? The results can be very important for the National Network of Rural Development, which is going to be established this year. The sustainable rural development is based on three pillars that are connected by many relations. The possibility determines the share of risks to facilitate the application of appropriate land-use methods in harmony with the natural potential of landscape. The aim was to prepare a quality material for the decision and planning process in the landscape, with precise and technically usable outputs in the area of territorial planning and investment planning within regional development. Whole process involves a discussion of multi sectors linked to landscape and rural and regional development. Concepts for 'Landscape projects' need to solve conflicts and require increasing acceptation the acceptance of rural population. The Czech study is Research intention MZE0002725101 in the sphere of rural development like separate part n. 9. In section 'New methodology equipments development' UZEI [1].
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