Features of the organization of agroclusters in the structure of land management projects

Abstract

The features of the organization of production units agroclusters, which are one of the components of land management projects which aimed at organizing the rational and efficient use of available land resources are described in this article. The term “cluster” is a French word that means “bundle”, “collection” in Uzbek. It can be taken as “the geographical proximity of enterprises and institutions cooperating with each other in a particular field”. The development of value-added production in the agricultural sector and the development of this market requires ensuring product quality standards, full use of scientific and scientific achievements in the processing process, development of existing research institutes and using the potential of geographical location. In our view, the solution of this problem can be found in the agricultural production system through the organization of cluster production, which is used by developed countries in America, Europe and Asia.

The promotion of innovation and the management of knowledge within agro-industrial clusters. The case of Spanish clusters

“…According to Leme et al (2019), in the less favored territories, it is from agriculture and livestock that the organization of new clusters begins. For this author, the application of the concept of cooperation networks in agribusiness allows considering an alternative form of organization of the value chain, in addition to expanding the effects in terms of network links that are formed in these places, such as the emergence of new cities and the birth of a regional economy previously nonexistent (Mukumov et al, 2021). These new and incipient arrangements attract government investment and can be considered as regional development in its purest form, starting from the production of primary goods (Leme et al, 2019).…”

“…The case of Spanish clusters (Brown et al, 2013). These organizations must function as a comprehensive growth tool for companies, as long as their principles are assumed as their own (Alonso, 2016;(Mukumov et al, 2021).…”

“…The importance of clusters lies in their specific characteristics that increase the success of companies in the face of competitiveness, contributing to the generation of wealth and employment in the regions where they operate (Ferreira et al, 2018;Mukumov et al, 2021). Closely related to these effects is the role of rural development, which for Fawzy & Shaymaa, (2020) is the empowerment of low-income families, improving their social well-being (Gallego-Bono and Chaves-Ávila, 2020).…”

“…Finally, it is worth noting the growth in the average number of workers in small and mediumsized enterprises linked to the cluster (Mukumov et al, 2021;Navarro, 2019;Porter, 1997), 50% on average for small enterprises and 70% for medium-sized enterprises, with the only segment that lost…”