Principles of sustainable land use in the territory of Almaty agglomeration

Authors

  • А. А. Токбергенова Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
  • Ш Г Каирова S. Toraighyrov Pavlodar state university
  • Мехмет Арслан
  • Л. Ш. Киясова Kazakh State Women’s Teacher Training University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26577/JGEM.2019.v52.i1.04
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Abstract

The land resources of cities are not only the basis for placing a significant part of the productive
forces, but also serve as a space for the vital activity of the urban population as a whole. The study of
the dynamics of urban development at the present time indicates the need to revise the principles of
land use and the model of urban land management. Optimization of urban land use is an extremely
difficult task, since urban land is represented by all types of land resources: residential, industrial,
road, forest, water, agricultural. In contrast to agricultural land, urban land includes located aboveground
and underground construction and engineering objects that create a complex polymorphic
structure.
The specificity of land use in any territory depends on the natural landscape features. An important
aspect of optimizing a land use area is the improvement of its territorial structure, the creation of an optimal ratio of landfor various functional purposes.

Land use optimization should be promoted by an
integrated, systemic, regional approach to the study of land resources. Landscape-ecological features of
the territory determine the degree of environmental resistance to anthropogenic influences. The article
defines the basic principles of sustainable land use in the territory of the agglomeration, which is caused
by the need to take a set of specific measures to ensure the preservation of existing land resources and
environmental and economic security.

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Published

2019-05-15

How to Cite

Токбергенова, А. А., Каирова, Ш. Г., Арслан, М., & Киясова, Л. Ш. (2019). Principles of sustainable land use in the territory of Almaty agglomeration. Journal of Geography and Environmental Management, 52(1), 42–47. https://doi.org/10.26577/JGEM.2019.v52.i1.04

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Physical, economic and social geography