RESILIENCE OF AGRO-PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

DOI 10.32651/2411-52

Issue № 11, 2024, article № 7, pages 52-57

Section: Problems of efficient management

Language: Russian

Original language title: РЕЗИЛЬЕНТНОСТЬ АГРОПРОИЗВОДСТВЕННЫХ СИСТЕМ

Keywords: AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION SYSTEM, RESILIENCE, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, SHOCKS, CRISES, STRESSES

Abstract: The stable functioning of a national agro-production system (APS) is essential for any state, as its activities ensure food security and underpin economic independence. However, there are negative external influences on the APS due to an unstable environment. To maintain resilience, the APS must be capable of withstanding shocks, adapting to new conditions, and recovering effectively. This recovery requires sufficient resources, time, and conducive conditions, with the speed of recovery affected by the intensity and duration of the impact. However, merely returning to its original state is insufficient for future success. Changes in the external environment during recovery may hinder the APS's ability to tackle new challenges. Consequently, proactive development strategies are necessary to address impending shocks. After adapting, the APS must transform to ensure continued growth. In practice, successful enterprises are distinguished by their flexibility and resilience, which means that they can quickly navigate challenges while sustaining their capacity for growth. Consequently, stability and resilience are inherently linked. Resilience serves as a resource for economic development, and the resilience of the APS should be evaluated by its ability to recover and function effectively. The stable development of the APS is closely tied to the social, economic, and environmental resilience of the regions where production occurs. In economically flourishing regions, agro-production systems tend to prosper, as resilient regional economies can absorb and recover from shocks. Therefore, robust state-level anti-crisis support for the APS is essential.

Authors: Sutygina Alevtina Ivanovna