DIRECTIONS FOR ENSURING FOOD SECURITY IN UZBEKISTAN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/2DZEGKeywords:
Agricultural production, Global Hunger Index, Government policy, Fluctuations (volatility) of the prices, Food productionAbstract
Achieving food security and independence involves overcoming various risks and threats. The most probable and dangerous risks should be recognized: natural, weather and man-made; economic and industrial; innovative. Macroeconomic risks, including those related to the global market situation, as well as political risks of a national and global scale, have a strong impact on the agri-food complex. Threats to achieving food security are associated with a low income level of a significant part of the population, underdeveloped infrastructure, depreciation of fixed production assets, a shortage of personnel in agriculture, and an inefficient management system.