This State Program for Sustainable Rural Development focuses on enhancing the economic efficiency of the agricultural sector, increasing export potential, and improving the living standards of rural populations. It operates within the broader legal and policy framework aimed at ensuring social and economic stability in rural areas. Key legal principles include the establishment of economic and legal conditions for effective agricultural operations, the promotion of public-private partnerships, and the encouragement of investment, including foreign investment, in the agricultural sector. The document specifies several measures and action plans aimed at achieving its objectives. These include the creation of large agro-industrial companies in export-oriented sectors, the provision of legal and financial support to agricultural producers, and the establishment of cooperative and integrative formations. It also emphasizes the need for state support mechanisms to enhance agricultural productivity and the importance of developing infrastructure to support rural economies. Compliance requirements include the obligation for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs to adhere to the provisions of the program, including the potential for tax exemptions related to land lease agreements. Implementation of the program is coordinated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, which is responsible for ensuring interaction among state entities involved in the program's execution. The document outlines a timeline for reporting and compliance, with annual reports due by March 1 each year. Secondary themes include the need for measures to reduce population outflow from rural areas, enhance social services, and improve infrastructure, such as housing, education, and healthcare. Stakeholder involvement is emphasized, particularly in the context of public-private partnerships and community engagement in program initiatives.
Belarús · 2011-08-01