THE ROLE OF RESOURCE-SAVING TECHNOLOGIES IN REDUCING OPERATIONAL COSTS AND ENHANCING SOLVENCY IN THE AGRO-INDUSTRIAL SECTOR OF UZBEKISTAN
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Agro-industry, solvency, operational costs, ROE, export, GDP, drip irrigation, laser land leveling, Sprinkler irrigation, water productivity, fertilizer, SAFA, FAO.Abstract
Uzbekistan is the country, where agriculture plays a crucial role in the economy, contributing significantly to GDP and providing employment, especially in rural areas. This research paper investigates the impact of resource-saving technologies on operational costs and financial solvency within Uzbekistan's agro-industrial sector. However, the several issues need to be studies and addressed in the sector, as it faces challenges such as water scarcity, rising input costs, and global market volatility. Findings indicate that these technologies can yield substantial savings in water, labor, fertilizers, and energy, thus it can improve profitability and solvency for agricultural enterprises. Additionally, the need for government support and infrastructure development to overcome barriers to technology adoption and achieve sustainable agricultural practices are also discussed within the article.
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