Abstract

Some issues on the historical formation of Podillia region of modern Ukraine and the formation of forestry in it are covered. It practically begins and acquires social meaning in the second half of the twentieth century. This means the use of land provided to economic entities (forestries) for growing wood as their main forestry product. The same applies to the cultivation and sale of natural resources related to forestry, secondary forest materials, services of various contents, etc. It is highlighted that the Forest Code of Ukraine has cunningly replaced the object of labor and use of the natural resource «Earth» with forest resources. The issues are somewhat complicated by the use of tax indicators and forms of their analysis and publication without their adaptation to the UN-ECE / FAO Standard Statistical Classification of Land Use and without the necessary grouping by forest and environmental components. The Government of Ukraine approves the Resolution «On Approval of the Procedure for Division of Forests into Categories and Allocation of Specially Protected Forest Areas», which does not bring national forest legislation closer to it. In this way, the further growth of non-timber forest lands at least 3 times or more in comparison with the leading European countries was legitimized. The necessity of improving the content of the current Forest Code of Ukraine, as well as finalization and updating of the Instruction on forest management in the state forestry of Ukraine is proved. The availability of statistical and reporting information on the state of forests of the State Forest Agency of Ukraine for state-owned enterprises of the past allows to update the relevant reporting indicators while adapting them to the norms of European forestry. The proposed measures are aimed at improving forest legislation, as well as the formation of measures in the practical activities of forest management and the work of managers using its materials in forestry.

Highlights

  • Podillia (Podilska land, Lowlands, Transnistria, and Pobuzhye) is a historical and geographical region of Ukraine, covering the territory of modern Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, northern districts of Odesa regions, as well as small adjacent territories of Zhytomyr, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad and Kyiv regions

  • The beginning of the formation of the national forest legislation coincides with the adoption of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine resolution «On land reform» as well as with the political decision of the state on Ukraine’s accession to the European Union

  • Quite different is written in the Forest Code of Ukraine: «Forest — a type of natural complexes, which combines mainly woody and shrubby vegetation...» [5]

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Podillia (Podilska land, Lowlands, Transnistria, and Pobuzhye) is a historical and geographical region of Ukraine, covering the territory of modern Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi (without the northern strip), Ternopil (south), northern districts of Odesa regions, as well as small adjacent territories of Zhytomyr, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad and Kyiv regions. Historical data show: «The production of potash, which began in Ukraine at the end of the 15th century and quickly spread to Volyn, Podillia, Kyiv and Chernihiv regions, was devastating for the forest. It so happened that the land area of these 3 regions is 10.1% of the country’s territory This makes it acceptable to use them to analyze the condition and ways of developing forestry production in the region of Podillia of Ukraine. It is fair to say that the structure and directions of properly organized state forestry in Podillia region were established on a joint basis in 1945 and persist to this day It is the longest in comparison with the past medieval petty princely wars, incl with the Tatar invasion of the 13th century and the Nazi conquerors of 1941–1945. Research methods: system approach and analysis, historical, monographic, economicstatistical, system-structural and graphic

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