Necessity. Excessive fragmentation and small areas of infield, as a result of privatization reform, allocation of the land shares for peasants in agriculture sector, have resulted in significant loss of agricultural productivity, failure of processing technologies and crop rotation, soil degradation, impossibility of implementing agricultural practices economically viable and environmentally friendly, that worsening environmental conditions. Predominance of family farms and farmland inadequate structure, causes a undeveloped rural infrastructure with a perspective of slow development of the agricultural sector. Relatively low incomes in rural areas, causing a migration of the people from villages to the cities of the country and beyond.

Objective. Reducing fragmentation of agricultural land, optimizing dimensions and enhancing farmland areas.

• Reducing the level of fragmentation of agricultural land;
• Forming optimal farm size;
• Improving the capacity of self management of the land;
• Modernization of the technological-material basis in the agrar field;
• Increase investment in agriculture;
• Enhancing the competitiveness of the agricultural sector;
• Agricultural GDP growth per capita;
• Development of non-agricultural entrepreneurial activities in rural areas;
• Enhancing the quality of life in rural areas.

Localities where The State Planning Institute for Land Management fulfills land consolidation works

 

Future actions that will allow viable operation of the consolidation process

Before the consolidation project

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Before the consolidation project

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After the consolidation project

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