Authors

  • Toshboyev Abduraim Jabbarovich
    Professor., Tashkent State Agrarian University, TDAU, Uzbekistan
  • Bustonov Komiljon Kumakovich
    Dosent, Tashkent University of applied sciences, TUAS, Uzbekistan
  • Mo‘minov Bohodir Orifjonovich
    Dosent, Tashkent university of applied sciences, TUAS, Uzbekistan

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Keywords:

competition cluster policy contractual relations

Abstract

The implementation of a cluster system in ensuring the competitiveness of agricultural products is considered a pressing issue today. From this point of view, this article develops proposals for mechanisms for implementing a cluster system in ensuring the competitiveness of agricultural products.


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ABSTRACT

The implementation of a cluster system in ensuring the competitiveness of agricultural products is considered a

pressing issue today. From this point of view, this article develops proposals for mechanisms for implementing a

cluster system in ensuring the competitiveness of agricultural products.

KEYWORDS

competition, cluster policy, contractual relations, cooperation, specialization, concentration, production cluster,

innovation cluster, share package, cooperation or clustering mechanisms.

INTRODUCTION

The experience of many developed and leading

countries in the world economy shows that in order to

ensure competitiveness and find a place in the world

markets, first of all, consistent reform of the economy,

structural change and deepening of diversification, to

ensure the rapid development of new enterprises and

production lines based on high technologies, to ensure

the preparation of high-quality and competitive

Research Article

THE ROLE OF CLUSTERS IN ENSURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

Submission Date:

November 11, 2024,

Accepted Date:

November 16, 2024,

Published Date:

November 27, 2024

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Toshboyev Abduraim Jabbarovich

Professor., Tashkent State Agrarian University, TDAU, Uzbekistan

Bustonov Komiljon Kumakovich

Dosent, Tashkent University of applied sciences, TUAS, Uzbekistan

Mo‘minov Bohodir Orifjonovich

Dosent, Tashkent university of applied sciences, TUAS, Uzbekistan
E-mail: bustonovkomiljon@gmail.com

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products

by

accelerating

the

processes

of

modernization and technical-technological renewal of

existing facilities is proving itself. World practice has

shown that the clustering of the economy is

determined in advance and it has a decisive effect on

increasing competitiveness and accelerating the

processes of innovative activity of enterprises. of the

President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "Republic of

Uzbekistan" dated October 23, 2019 Decree No. PF-

5853 "On approving the strategy of agricultural

development for 2020-2030" focuses on the

implementation of the following measures, i.e.,

"...cooperation and a system of product production,

processing, storage and sale to domestic and foreign

markets will be established based on the cluster

system.

Literature review. M. Porter is the first scientist who

began to study clusters extensively. He concludes that

the network (network) approach to the organization

and management of production in the conditions of

globalization is losing its position, and cluster

organization systems of mutual relations between

firms and organizations are in the first place.

MA Khvesik and A. S. Lesitsky, two in the field of

agriculture It is desirable to form a different cluster -

innovation and production.

1.

Innovation cluster is scientific, research and

experimental

design

institutes,

educational

institutions, consulting companies, engineering firms,

business structures supporting innovative providers,

other organizations is the most advanced form of

achieving competitive advantages by combining their

actions through centralized coordination using the

corporate hierarchy and the market mechanism.

2.

Production cluster - unites agricultural

producers, processing and storage of products, a

network of logistics and marketing companies,

enterprises of the service sector. Its main advantages,

compared to the network system of agricultural

production organization, are closer and "cheaper"

inter-farm relations, combined production forces. use

through work release of scale economy apply existing

conditions, as well as achieving significant competitive

advantages by creating a closed production cycle,

storage and processing of products.

Discussion and results. The competitiveness of

agricultural products is a microeconomic category,

therefore, raising its level is a reflection of the interests

of the subjects of the agrarian sector of the economy.

In the delivery of agricultural products the dialectic of

competitiveness is that it is the unity of the economic

interests of the agricultural sector and the state,

together with the opposite is also shown. National

competitiveness of agricultural products in terms of

economic competitiveness viewed from the point of

view of that is, one on the other hand, the

competitiveness of agricultural products level is known

if determined by macroeconomic factors at one level,

by regulating them and its establishment is under the

authority of the state. On the other hand,


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strengthening the competitiveness of agricultural

products is a national economic interest to the field

dependent was in particular economic and food allows

to solve a whole series of problems of a

macroeconomic nature, such as ensuring security.

In order to realize the competitive potential of the

regions of the country, it is necessary to develop a

concept of long-term socio-economic development,

which provides for the creation of a network of

regional production clusters, as well as the formation

of a number of high-tech clusters in the regions of the

country.

Intersectoral integration of agriculture is the

organization of joint activities using mechanisms of

shareholding, cooperation or clustering. Today, large

farms ensure their development using shareholding

mechanisms, and medium and small farms -

cooperation and clustering mechanisms. Cluster

entities play an important role in increasing the

competitiveness of agriculture. The use of the

clustering mechanism allows organizing joint activities

due to their deep production specialization without

losing the legal independence of all technologically

related farms located in a certain area. Cluster of

agriculture within The comparison of joint activity with

other forms of integration is characterized by the

following features:

territorial localization, geographical proximity

of the main part of economic entities participating in

the cluster;

cooperation, specialization and concentration

development high degree;

the stability of the economic relations of the

participants of the cluster system, the superiority of

these relations for the majority of its participants;

of a large leading organization that determines

the long-term economic, investment, innovation and

other strategies of all cluster members;

long-term

coordination

of

interactions

between cluster members within the framework of

production programs of innovative processes, basic

management systems, quality control;

general products (goods, services, brand,

brand) for all participants, for example, grains,

vegetables, milk, meat, poultry eggs, etc.

voluntary

and

open

membership

of

independent enterprises, cooperation and trust cluster

based on equal exchange between the participants of

the product chain;

cluster of the union power with near mutually

communication;

arbitration of the court availability;

clusters formation and work the mechanism is

regional synergistic to the effect having, combining

resources (material, labor, financial, informational,

innovative) or together use, transaction expenses

reduce, to the market access, solving and balancing the

interests of participants, and forming an effective

system of self-organization.


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World practice shows that clusters are one of the

forms of adapting the economic mechanism of the

operation of agricultural enterprises in a competitive

environment, accelerating the development of agro-

industrial production, increasing the competitiveness

of certain economic entities and agricultural products,

and effectively organizing innovative processes. such

as ensuring its implementation, forming a unique

economic space in order to expand the volume of

trade, effective use of capital and resources.

The innovation structure of the cluster helps to reduce

the total costs of research and development of

innovations by increasing the efficiency of the

production structure, allowing cluster members to

continuously carry out innovative activities for a long

time. Thus, the cluster performs several main functions

at the same time:

scientific,

technical,

organizational

and

economic innovations spread from one enterprise to

another, ensuring a continuous increase in productivity

in the cluster as a whole;

costs are reduced, opportunities for research

and development of innovations are expanded due to

the proximity of related enterprises;

all cluster members will have a synergistic

effect due to the stability of mutual relations, cost

reduction and rational use of material, natural and

labor resources;

all

cluster

members

gain

additional

competitive advantages under the cumulative effect of

scale effects and synergies.

Since the cluster is a "point of growth" in the socio-

economic development of the regions, the clustering

of agricultural products is one of the main factors for

ensuring the sustainable development of the agrarian

sector and increasing the competitiveness of

agriculture. The agroindustry cluster has a number of

features for increasing the competitiveness of

agriculture:

1.

Regional agro-industrial cluster is a voluntary

association of enterprises, institutions or other

organizations engaged in agro-industrial production

issues, engaged in one or more sectors (adjacent to

agriculture) that are geographically close enough

(geographical localization of agricultural products).

2.

Competitive advantage is created not only by

business entities, but also by their territorial multi-level

and multi-sectoral associations.

3.

Conquering consumers is carried out not by

individual agriculture, but by a complex of territorial

enterprises - a cluster.

4.

Within the framework of the cluster, the

concentration of resources is carried out, their use is

aimed at achieving the common goal set for all

participants and accepted by them, a single economic

and informational space is created, management of

labor force, integration of intellectual capital and


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mutual support with financial resources. - support

options will appear.

5.

Cluster entities can jointly protect the interests

of cluster members in state bodies.

6.

Cluster formation can create new jobs and

thereby provide permanent employment in the face of

reforms

and

macro-structural

destabilization

processes .

Cluster

formations

have

a

high

level

of

competitiveness, as they allow:

production of large-scale products;

creation

of

sustainable

competitive

advantages over independent enterprises;

conduct an effective marketing policy;

training of highly qualified personnel;

introduction of innovative technologies;

use of progressive quality standards for the

production of environmentally friendly and quality

products;

reducing the level of production costs and

improving the quality of manufactured products under

the influence of synergy, including the integration of

quality management, logistics, engineering, and

information technology approaches;

expansion of product sales markets due to the

possibility of entering the world markets of agricultural

products;

creating an effective system for obtaining and

sharing information about supply and demand in the

market, as well as the achievements of competitors.

Cluster development can become a characteristic

feature of the modern innovative economy as a factor

of increasing the competitiveness of agriculture and

the agro-industrial complex in general. Due to the

accumulated experience in the operation of clusters,

we developed the concept of clustering during our

research. The main essence of this concept is that there

are five necessary conditions - "5I" - a cluster can

provide viable, self-sufficient, successful and effective

education (Table 1).

Table 1

Element of "5I"

concept

The essence

Initiative

enterprising people from among entrepreneurs, agriculture, civil

servants, public organizations, educational institutions who are able to
unite, stimulate and prove the usefulness of clusters only with their powers,
intelligence, organizational skills and knowledge.


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Information

provides availability, openness, data exchange, creation of databases and

web pages, allows to gain advantages in entering markets

Integration

provides for the use of new technologies of cooperation between

enterprises at the sectoral and regional level with the support of science
and state authorities

Interest

she is without entrepreneur or social of structure life for the condition is

not provided and not fulfilled. This condition presupposes the interest of
the participants of cluster associations in obtaining economic benefits.

Innovation

only new technologies in the organization of production, sales,

management, financing, which can open new opportunities in competition

From this except clusters create and performance for

conditions one of time in itself promising new

technological to projects investment input conditions

to be possible

Summary and offers. Conclusive Therefore, the

advantages of clustering for the agriculture of our

country should be as follows:

share joint capitals and accelerate innovation

ability;

joint use of resources, purchase of material and

technical support and savings in storage;

to determine the effective specialization of the

farmer in accordance with the territory, scope of

activity and specific characteristics of each individual

enterprise of the agro-industrial complex;

distribution of markets in accordance with

specialization and possibilities of activity, prevention of

ineffective competition;

from cooperation scopes savings and small

enterprises that elimination of the mentioned

shortcomings, reduction of some costs;

cooperation and synergy as a result achieved

risks reduce and distribution;

village economy networks competitiveness

level increase;

alone in order enterprises and network stability

increase;

long-term, including the establishment of

relations between the producer and the consumer.

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