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Displaying 1891 - 1895 of 15550Ley Nº 4.153 - Ley de aprovechamiento e incorporación efectiva a la economía de las tierras públicas de la Quebrada y Puna.
La presente Ley declara de interés provincial y de ejecución prioritaria los planes y programas tendientes al mejoramiento, subdivisión racional, entrega y aprovechamiento integral, así como a la incorporación efectiva a la economía provincial, de las tierras de propiedad pública ubicadas en la Quebrada y Puna. Uno de los objetivos principales consiste en consolidar y aumentar la población rural, arraigando al agricultor y al ganadero en la tierra que trabajan.
Government Resolution No. 1/85 on short-term food supply.
This Resolution regulates the short-term food supply to population. It requires the introduction of a new law ruling on the import and export of specific food products and, to this end, it provides the guidelines to be followed. In particular, it refers to land concession for agricultural and livestock purposes, the related distribution procedures and special programmes to be implemented for the empowerment of farmers and for raising public awareness of food patterns. It also regulates fisheries and international food aid.
Sub-decree on the management/administration the use of agricultural lands.
This Decree is divided in the following Chapters: I, General provisions; II, Use and Administration of the Lands; III, Penalties; IV, Final Provision. It provides for the rational use and administration of agricultural land, the increase of agricultural production, the rehabilitation of abandoned or uncultivated land. Moreover it provides for families and individuals already working in the land or to whom abandoned or unused land shall be allocated.
Law No. 3155 on the establishment and tasks of the General Directorate of Land Reform.
The objective of this Law, which includes 30 articles and 5 provisional articles, is to establish and define the tasks of the General Directorate of Land Reform under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. Main tasks of the Department are: 1. Research and survey activities to determine the priorities of implementation and propose the areas where land reform shall be implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture. 2. Distribute or lease Government lands to landless farmers and equip, support, train and organize these farmers. 3.
Royal Decree No. 27 of 1985 establishing a supreme committee for town planning.
This Royal Decree is composed of 7 articles. Article 1 establishes a supreme committee called the Supreme Committee for Town Planning. This is charged with preparing and overseeing general policies for town planning for approved development plans while at the same time considering the economy and society. Article 2 lists the concerns of this Committee such as adhering to the implementation of authorized planning programmes and its development should the need arise. Article 3 describes the members of the Supreme Committee for Town Planning.