Resilience in face of adversity: Assessing Russian aggression impact on land surveying engineering sector in Ukraine
2024
Martyn, Andrii | Hunko, Liudmyla | Kolosa, Liudmyla | Medynska, Nataliia | Poltavets, Anatoliі
The article examines the critical role of the surveying engineering industry in Ukraine, a sector pivotal in upholding land and real estate rights, facilitating real estate markets, spatial planning, public administration, environmental protection, and man-made safety. The outbreak of war poses significant challenges to this industry, primarily driven by economic growth, as armed conflicts result in a marked decrease in the country’s economic activities. Understanding these challenges is essential for maintaining the continuity of surveying services during such conflicts. The primary objective of the article is to evaluate the detrimental impact of the Russian Federation’s armed aggression on Ukraine’s surveying engineering market and propose potential recovery pathways. The methodology employed involves analysing public data on cadastral administrative services and leveraging business analytics tools for public procurement, specifically focusing on the procurement of topographic survey services between 2022 and 2023. This approach allows for a first-of-its-kind quantitative assessment of the war repercussions on Ukraine’s topographic-geodetic and land surveying sectors. The article meticulously analyses the main challenges faced by these industries and suggests directions for post-war recovery. By thoroughly understanding the impact of war on the land surveying sector, the article aims to equip policymakers, industry professionals, and stakeholders with the knowledge to make informed decisions. Such insight is crucial for developing effective strategies to navigate and mitigate the challenges posed by the conflict, thereby ensuring the resilience and continuity of vital surveying engineering services in Ukraine.
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