PROSPECTS FOR LEGAL REGULATION OF THE
DIGITALIZATION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF THE
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD INDUSTRY IN THE RUSSIAN
FEDERATION
1 | the First Cossak University |
Online publication date: 2018-05-17
Publication date: 2018-05-17
Eurasian J Anal Chem 2018;13(3):emEJAC04034
KEYWORDS
digitalizationdigital economyagriculturefood securityfood and proseccingindustrypeasant (farm) operationdepartmental programtax legal relationsantitrustlicensingenhanced qualified electronic signaturepublic-private partnershipInternet ofthingsIT-servicesaggregatorunmanned aerial vehicleslarge user dataCentralInformation and Analytical System of AgricultureUnified Federal Institute FormationalSystem of Agricultural LandUnified System of Identification and AuthentificationUnifiedbiometric system“Effective hectare”quasicorporate electronic educational system “Land ofKnowledge”
ABSTRACT
The urgency of the problem under study is due to issues arising from the lack of
proper legal regulation at the legislative level of the process of creating a digital economy as
a whole and the digitalization of agriculture, food and processing industries in the Russian
Federation, as well as difficulties in the process of theoretical substantiation of these
definitions. In this regard, this article is aimed at a comprehensive analysis of the
phenomenon of digitalization as a process to create a new product in digital form with new
functionality and customer properties, allowing for an economic breakthrough, gaining new
competitive advantages in business, going to the construction of Industry 4.0. The leading
approach to the study of this problem is to determine the specifics of legal regulation and the
presence of a significant number of administrative barriers that impede the initiative in
introducing elements of digitalization into individual farms. The article summarizes the
problematic issues related to the need to adopt new legislation and make changes to the
system and structure of public authorities, as well as the doctrinal approach to the subject
matter.