Evaluation of the economic impact of local population in the development of regional economy: аn example of Chadak village
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https://doi.org/10.31150/ajebm.v2i3.83Keywords:
Ecotourism, Ecotourism Objects, Ecotourism Infrastructure, local population, village of ChodakAbstract
Importance. Today, the intensification of environmental degradation is indicative of an increasing number of people who are concerned about this problem every year. Each individual, family, community, initiative, state and local community play an important role in preventing environmental problems in the community. In this article, we focus on the role and importance of local communities in the development of ecotourism.
Objectives. The primary disadvantages in our society today as a result of atmospheric pollution are the oncological diseases, the increasing number of asthma diseases, and the significant reduction of birth defects during the birth of babies through the development of ecotourism.
Methods. In the process of studying the problem of ecotourism development in the regions, systematic analysis and regional methods were used.
Results. Аmong the regions, the Ferghana Economic Region is a region with unique ecotourism potential. As a result of this research, the economic impact of the local population on the sector development, which is an important factor in the development of ecotourism, was studied in the case of Chodak village.
Conclusions. Local population is an important factor in the development of ecotourism. Through this empirical study, we have been able to clarify this and achieve positive results.
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