Current State of Food Security in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Bugubayeva, R. O.; Bespayeva, R. S.

doi:10.52821/2789-4401-2021-6-18-28

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“…According to estimates [48], in 2018, the share of households with consumer spending below the level corresponding to the cost of a food basket built according to rational norms was 70-75% in Kazakhstan. This indicates insufficient purchasing power of disposable incomes of the population and insufficient economic availability of food in the required volumes and variety.…”

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Data-Driven Management of Regional Food Security for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Kazakhstan

Dulambayeva,

Jumabayev,

Bedelbayeva

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The purpose of the paper is to evaluate the possibility of implementing a food security management system in the Republic of Kazakhstan using the concept of data-driven decisionmaking in terms of achieving the principles of sustainable development. To achieve the goal set in the study, the authors use qualitative and statistical methods for processing the results obtained. Based on the analysis of internal and external factors, the authors determine indicators of food security in Kazakhstan for basic types of agricultural products/food in 2021, factors of influence on regional food security, and indicators of regional food security, which should be considered when making data-driven management decisions. A special external factor for Kazakhstan is the current geopolitical situation caused by the invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine. The study finds that in the process of managing regional food security, the use of the data-driven decision-making concept makes it possible to adequately assess the initial state of the problem and determine the optimal methods for its solution. The study identifies key internal and external factors influencing food security in the region and proposes a data-driven decision-making algorithm for managing food security. The results highlight the potential of this approach for improving food security management in the context of sustainable development.

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Data-Driven Management of Regional Food Security for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Kazakhstan

Dulambayeva,

Jumabayev,

Bedelbayeva

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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Meat Production Industries of Kazakhstan and Russia: Comparative Analysis and Trends Development

Богомолова

Mizanbekova

Keneev

2023

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The purpose of the study. To analyze the state of meat production in the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation with the allocation of promising points of balanced growth and sustainable development in order to form clear prerequisites for improving the quality of nutrition of the population of these countries.Methodology. The following scientific methods are used in the work: statistical observation; comparative analysis; meta-analysis; multidimensional statistical analysis; analogy; synthesis; formalization; summary and grouping of statistical observation materials; absolute and relative statistical values; expert evaluation; retrospective.The originality / value of the research is to identify promising directions for the development and sustainable growth of the sectoral sectors of the agro-industrial complex (AIC) of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation.Findings. Today in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Kazakhstan, a large number of industry programs have been approved and are being implemented quite successfully, aimed at ensuring the sustainable and effective development of meat-product subcomplexes; promising forms of organization of the industry market are: contracting of raw materials; sale of products at wholesale sites; sale through commodity distribution networks of farmers' cooperation; supplies at the intersectoral level; stock exchanges; sale from farms; in Kazakhstan today, feed is produced almost 2 times less than the zootechnical norm; specialized enterprises for fattening cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry should become the basis of the meat industry of Kazakhstan; specialization, compared with diversified production, provides 1.5-2 times higher productivity and reduces the cost of livestock production by 25-40% in Kazakhstan; mechanized shepherd brigades should become the main organizational form of lamb production in steppe, semi-desert areas; one of the most significant risks in the development of modern animal husbandry in Russia is the threat of the spread of dangerous and especially dangerous diseases among; today in the Russian Federation there is a serious spread between the initial price of agricultural producers and the final price in the retail segment for meat products; the level of resource provision in the Russian Federation has quite high indicators and a steady growth trend is inherent in it; today the industry sector in Russia is functioning steadily, and the points of growth should be: export; entrepreneurship; investment; digitalization; veterinary control; the basis for the sustainable development of the industrial sectors of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation should be specialized enterprises for fattening cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry.

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Current State of Food Security in the Republic of Kazakhstan

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Data-Driven Management of Regional Food Security for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Kazakhstan

Data-Driven Management of Regional Food Security for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Kazakhstan

Meat Production Industries of Kazakhstan and Russia: Comparative Analysis and Trends Development

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