The article reveals innovative principles and ecological and economic tools for implementing cooperation in Ukraine as elements of diversification of organizational forms of agribusiness in the context of Ukraine's post-war recovery. It systematically reveals the principles regarding: the purpose of a comprehensive environmental audit; the formation of organizational forms of agribusiness in the form of cooperation in niche agricultural production; the use of GIS technologies and IT solutions; ensuring the effective functioning of communities; the development of independent, reliable information about the natural environment and land resources; the assessment of the state of the environment and the development of recommendations for the organization of niche production in harmony with the functioning of NPS facilities. In accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On Environmental Audit” and the conceptual foundations of ecological-economic policy in the state, the methodological principles for conducting environmental audits of communities are substantiated, along with directions and approaches for implementing such procedures to support agricultural production and environmental certification. These developments apply to enterprises and organizations, communities, territories of various purposes, and certification of economic objects that have socio-ecological-economic significance for the state. As a result of the environmental audit procedure, it is proposed to analyze the following blocks of information: cartographic data, natural and climatic conditions, land resources, water resources, protected areas and recreation, and biological resources. Information is summarized using integrated indicators of territorial transformation. The coefficient of ecological stability of landscapes and regional indices of anthropogenic transformation are determined using standard methodologies to justify the impact on community territories. It is proved that environmental audit procedures-and the resulting certification of community territories-lead to eco-modernization changes and can trigger a chain reaction of transformational shifts in the state, becoming a foundation for diversifying the forms, methods, and tools of state economic regulation. It is established that heterogeneity of fields (landscapes for niche production within cooperation) leads to reduced land and water footprints.
Author Biography
Ruslan Chata, National University of Water and Environmental Engineering, Rivne
