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Download -.:: Natural Sciences Publishing J. Eco. Heal. Env. Vol. 3, No. 2, 27-41 (2015) 27 Journal of Ecology of Health & Environment An International Journal http://dx.doi.org/10.12785/jehe/030201 Natural Resources as a Factor Socioeconomic Development: The Case nor the Astern Montenegro Goran Rajović 1,* and Jelisavka Bulatović 2 1 Street Vojvode Stepe 252, Belgrade, Serbia 2 College of Textile Design, Technology and Management, Street Starine Novaka No.20. Belgrade, Serbia. Received: 7Jun. 2014, Revised: 21 Sep. 2014, Accepted: 23 Sep. 2014. Published online: 1 May 2015. Abstract: The paper discusses the natural resources of the northeastern of Montenegro as a factor of socio-economic development. Based on the properties of relief, we have selected three relatively homogeneous regions for economic development. Area sub region alluvial plains of rivers, river terraces, lake sediments Berane, Andrijevica and Polimlja Valley has the most favorable conditions for intensive agricultural production, summer tourism, construction and transport development. Diversity and complementarily of water resources is the main characteristic of the considered region, which is of particular importance for the future economic development. In the water resources, we looked at the possibilities of exploiting hydropower, water supply of population and industry, agriculture water supply. Thanks to the geological structure of the valley Berane there are significant reserves of brown coal and lignite (total reserves are 176.231.197 tons). Program development and production of coal in the valley Berane would cause intense regrouping and integration of industrial enterprises and caused the need for capacity expansion (Beran Village, Dolac). In the region, appear to ore metals: lead, zinc, copper, iron and pyrite. From non-metallic mineral resources, occupy their presence and reservoir construction materials: gravel, sand and decorative stone. Agricultural land is an important part of the natural wealth of the region. In the period 1964-2005 in the agricultural land there was a change in the way of exploitation to reduce the area under fields and gardens and pastures and increased the area under orchards and meadows. Keywords: Northeastern Montenegro, morphological units, water resources, mineral resources, agricultural lands, forests. 1.Introduction there was a greater degree of valorization of the natural resources of the region, which led to a rapid economic development, Northeastern Montenegro is a geographical unit, which 3. Third, the disintegration of the Federal Republic of includes the basin Lima in Montenegro, whose total area is Yugoslavia or the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, 2.557 km². Subject region with around 1.304.1 km² or about and the border region receives a peripheral position in 51% of the total surface of the catchment in are Republic. Montenegro, which in even more negative impact on Northeastern territory of Montenegro includes three economic trends. municipalities: Berane, Andrijevica and Plav, with an area of 1.486 km², which is on the 2003 census, 54.658 people Results of the survey were using to determine the author of lived or 36, 8 in / km². Natural resources as a factor of socio- those natural resources can cause faster economic trends in economic development of the region were not investigating. the region and to provide uniform spatial-functional So that our research records based on similar research development. Northeastern Montenegro has minerals, Pavlović et al (2009), pointed to the forefront several obvious forests, waterpower and arable land, but they are not socio-economic problems: properly used. That was causing by unfavorable geographical and historical conditions in which the economy 1. First, because of geopolitical and economic crisis, the of the region has evolved. Given the natural resources, the region is up to the Second World War was one of the most holder of the economic development in the region, should be economically underdeveloped regions of the former agriculture and tourism. Because not only agriculture and Yugoslavia, tourism to economic development through are its function 2. Second, only since the sixties of the twentieth century, with this development, but also their transformation into * Corresponding author e-mail: [email protected] © 2015 NSP Natural Sciences Publishing Cor. 28 G. Rajović and J. Bulatović: Natural Resources as a Factor … modern forms of economic development itself represents. the cultivation of various plants vegetable crops. However, low values of relative humidity during April (62%) increases 2. Research Methodology the risk of spring frost and dew, and make these areas less Geographical study of natural resources has so far devoted favorable for fruit production. Adverse climatic little attention. Activities in this area are describing as partial characteristics are associated with a small amount of rainfall consideration of this issue at some conferences and during July and August. In summer, (July and August) publications in the field of economy, tourism, biology, urban monthly mean relative humidity in the afternoon (14 h) is planning.... This research aims to meet the professional and below 45%. This low value of saturation of air is with water the public with the natural resources of northeastern vapor, a very negative impact on agricultural crops. Large Montenegro, in the geographical context of their exploitation amplitude fluctuations of groundwater in alluvial deposits and use. Objective of this study it was possible to realize the and the growing use of these waters makes it difficult for combined use of different research methods. The core of the irrigation during the summer period. Therefore, the further methodological procedure used in this paper makes back from the riverbed increases the depth of underground geographic (spatial) method. Specifically, in terms of aquifers and less irrigation. Summer low flow, lack of access administrative and territorial affiliation, northeastern to coast, distance from the riverbed, are reducing the Montenegro includes three municipalities: Berane, possibility of using river water for irrigation. For the alluvial Andrijevica and Plav. Application of statistical methods was flat alluvial are rivers connected with the land, which was necessary to define the quality characteristics of quantitative the most important aspect of the production for possible research. Permeated through the entire text of the analytical cultivation of most crops. The river terraces as the dominant method and, thanks to which we are able to recognize, define soil types of various production values, there are eutric and quantify the potential economic and social constraints of camisoles, vertisols, pseudogley and amphigley. According natural resources in terms of socio-economic development. to the natural advantages river alluvial plains and river Since work has essentially synthetic character, used the terraces are suitable for intensive agriculture, particularly results published in the international literature. Among them crop production (Rajović, 2009). This sub area is very this time emphasize this: Gylfason (2001), Ploeg (2001), important for the class trip, a certain summer tourist season Albrecht (2004), Hopwood and Mellor and O’Brien (2005), and has characteristics of a distinct seasonal occurrence due Rajović (2007a), Barbier (2007), Arezki and Ploeg (2011). to climate, or rather the air temperature. Average air temperature in the area during July and August is around 3. Result and discussion 18°C, and mean air temperature over 20° C, it cannot taken as an absolute rule. First, the local population acclimated to 3.1. Morphology and opportunities and economic river water temperature are conditions corresponding to an valorization average value equal to or greater than 15°C. Season bathing The relief of the region is an important factor in economic tourism and recreation at appropriate points may last from development. According to the economic importance of the 30 to 90 days. This fact cannot ignored no matter what it is northeastern Montenegro, distinguish the two major that the temperature conditions of a relatively modest morphological groups: Lim valley and mountainous area. measures conducive to the development of swimming, and For ease of determining morph metric relief benefits, therefore dismissed the coastal population and recreational primarily the impact of morph metric traits on agriculture, functions. In relation to the recreational use of available tourism and construction in the region hypsometric resources of the area value assessment can do in terms of emphasize three areas: lower, middle and upper. In are lower benefits of rowing sports, especially kayaking and canoe. hypsometric areas in terms of economic development. The development of these activities strengthened by almost Spotlight area sub region alluvial plains of rivers, river guaranteed a sufficient amount of water flowing in Lima, but terraces, lake sediments Berane, Andrijevica and Polimlja the average decline (Murino - Andrijevica overall fall 75 basin (A), which includes the area sub region of Plav- feet, Andrijevica - Berane 85 m). At the same profile is Gusinje Basin (B) and area sub region, which includes high- registered and mean annual discharge of water, which meets low regions mountainous areas of low relief and high- the kayaking as one of the aspects of sports and recreational mountain relief of 948 m el to 1.100 m el (C). activities. Mountain water flows in what one
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