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WATER, LAND AND FOREST RESOURCES

FORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR THE LAND MANAGEMENT PROCESS

Shadiya Yelikbayeva 1 , Zhannat Shokimova 2 , Vasily Nilipovskiy 3 , Nuriddin Auyesbekov 2 , Zhazira Nuraly 2

1 Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty, 050000, Kazakhstan ; 2 Kazakh National University of Water Management and Irrigation, Taraz, Kazakhstan; 3 State University of Land Use Planning, Moscow, Russia

doi.org/10.37884/1-2026/14 pp. 135-144 Admitted 15.01.2026 Published 27.02.2026

Abstract

The article presents the scientific principles of conducting the main processes in land management. Land management is a socioeconomic process that involves the purposeful organization of land for production, the establishment of procedures for land use and protection, and the implementation of relevant measures by land users. The scientific novelty of this article is an important lever for the state in the implementation of land policy, land use management and regulation of land relations. The distribution of land between branches of industry (industry, transport, agriculture, urban development, energy, etc.), the provision of land plots to citizens, enterprises, organizations, institutions and their withdrawal, as well as the distribution of land plots between landowners and land users are carried out. Agricultural enterprises organized on the basis of land, under conditions of proper organization of the dominant economic and natural territory and rational use of land, have higher indicators of economic development than others. In order to improve the validity and effectiveness of land management, all activities related to the redistribution, transfer and seizure of land, the creation of new and the reorganization of existing agricultural enterprises, the organization of rational use and protection of land, are carried out on the basis of land management projects. The main goal is to maximize the satisfaction of the economic interests of landowners and land users, and to maximize the full and efficient use of the production potential of farms and the lands assigned to them, while adhering to strict environmental requirements and special land use regimes. It was necessary to consider not only economic but also, above all, environmental conditions, which significantly changed the methodology and sequence of land management.

Land use production process scientific justification design methodology economic situation environmental situation.

01 Introduction

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“FORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR THE LAND MANAGEMENT PROCESS”. Izdenister Natigeler, vol. 28, no. 1(109), Feb. 2026, pp. 135-44, https://doi.org/10.37884/1-2026/14.
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