Ecological and economic assessment of military land use efficiency in the context of environmental security

The aim of the study is to present the results of a methodological approach to environmental and economic assessment of land use efficiency in the context of environmental safety of the population within the territories where military facilities are located (on the example of land use within the Desnyansk united territorial community). As a result of the study, the authors presented a methodological approach to environmental and economic assessment of land use efficiency in the development of land relations, as well as in the context of environmental safety of the population of the territories where military facilities are located. According to the proposed methodological approach, the impact of military facilities and risks to the ecological instability of land use and anthropogenic impact on the territories, and, accordingly, the threat to the environmental safety of the population. The ecological and economic assessment of the efficiency of military land use substantiated by the authors allows to carry out appropriate measures for ecological safety in relation to public welfare.The scientific novelty of the work lies in the further application of theoretical, methodological and practical provisions that determine the ecological, economic and institutional principles of military land use in the context of environmental security, in particular in the development of land relations. Because this is one of the first studies, which is devoted to the environmental and economic assessment of land use efficiency in the context of environmental safety of life within the territories where military facilities are located.The authors believe that the significance of the declared study lies in the fact that ensuring the environmental safety of the population of the territories where military facilities are located through the prevention of dangerous situations, remains the main way to solve environmental, economic, and social problems.