Regulatory and legal means of ensuring food security and its role in the implementation of national priorities of the Russian Federation

Nikolay Sarayev,Svetlana Studenikina,D Rudoy,V Kankhva,A Olshevskaya

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021003008

Abstract

The purpose of this work is to establish and determine, on the basis of a systematic analysis, the factors influencing the state of food security of the Russian Federation, the problems of legal support of national priorities related to food independence. Qualitative and quantitative characteristics of the current state of food security in the Russian Federation are closely related to the criteria for the development of the socio-economic system of the state. An important condition for the effective implementation of national priorities is the normative regulation of the toolkit of state management impact on the threats and risks of food independence. To understand the essence of these problems and minimize their consequences, the authors substantiate the need to study the indicated problem within the framework of the concept of legal dementia. Legal dementia is a state of compliance by subjects of law with the provisions of the law, which is characterized by non-fulfillment to one degree or another by state bodies not only of their functions, but also by the inability to respond, due to a low level of competence and professionalism, to factors that weaken the effectiveness of legal guarantees.

Highlights

The functions of food security are inextricably linked with the tasks of ensuring production independence, the normative regulation and implementation of which is acquiring an international character and is currently subject to the sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation, the influence of the economic crisis, rising prices, instability of the domestic currency exchange rate, etc
In 1996, the Heads of State and Government represented by the UN adopted the Rome Declaration on World Food Security, in which states are committed to ensuring the right of everyone to have access to safe and nutritious food in accordance with the right to adequate food and the right to be free from hunger [3]
The Doctrine emphasizes that food security of the Russian Federation is one of the main directions of ensuring the national security of the country in the medium term, a factor of preserving its statehood and sovereignty, the most important component of demographic policy, a necessary condition for the implementation of the strategic national priority improving the quality of life of Russian citizens by guaranteeing high standards life support

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Introduction

This is due to the fact that the institutional structure of food security is a complex multifunctional mechanism that covers political, social, economic, demographic, environmental and other aspects of public life. An important indicator of the level of economic development of society is the characteristics of the food basket of the population, the analysis of qualitative indicators of which gives grounds to judge the level of nutrition of the population as a whole, and forms an idea of the production of food as a fundamental type of production in general

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