Production cluster in the agro-industrial complex as a factor in ensuring food security
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assessment methodology, growth rate, integral indicator, optimization model, trends, development, food security, strategy, socio-economic status, influence, efficiency, grain, trend, trigger, function, location, resultSynopsis
The research focuses on the functioning of grain product cluster enterprises. The study addressed the growth rate and operational characteristics of grain product cluster enterprises.
Sustainable development of Kazakhstan's economic sectors and sectors requires the exploration and implementation of new, more efficient forms of production and business activities. Given the current complex socio-economic conditions in agricultural production, the grain product cluster is becoming one of the most in-demand sectors in the agro-industrial sector. Therefore, a priority area of national policy is to increase production volumes both to fully meet domestic demand and to increase exports. This approach requires the unification of efforts by all agricultural sector entities, coordination of activities, and a focus on achieving high end results.
One of the triggers for solving this problem is the integration of commodity producers, which allows for the unification of all links in the production cycle in the technological chain "raw material production – finished product production" within a single complex. A study of domestic and international experience shows that integrated entities such as grain product clusters achieve high levels of efficiency and competitiveness. The development of grain product cluster models and mechanisms, the modernization of agricultural and processing industries, and the selection of methods and tools that enhance agribusiness's responsiveness to innovative development require appropriate theoretical and methodological support, taking into account the specifics of production in each industry. Practical experience shows that, despite the intensification of integration processes in grain product clusters, inefficiencies and the disintegration of a number of such formations are occurring. This is largely due to the fact that, under the new economic conditions, the traditional mechanism of the grain product cluster in Kazakhstan's agro-industrial complex does not allow for the systematic implementation of large-scale innovation processes, limiting itself to minor (local) changes.
Successful implementation of projects to form and develop grain product clusters requires in-depth study, generalization, and systematization of the experience of using such a mechanism by both national and foreign companies that have achieved high results in this area. Currently, the grain product cluster remains in its early stages of development, largely due to the specific high-risk characteristics of its industries.
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Beisekova, P. (2025). Production cluster in the agro-industrial complex as a factor in ensuring food security. In I. Matyushenko (Ed.), INTEGRATIVE OPPORTUNITIES OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES. Kharkiv: TECHNOLOGY CENTER PC. https://doi.org/10.15587/978-617-8360-18-4.ch5
