The Role of Economic Reforms in the Development of the Livestock Sector in Uzbekistan
[1]
A. I. Abruev, Department of Agricultural Economy and Management, Samarkand Agricultural Institute, Samarkand City, Uzbekistan.
[2]
Sh. B. Babakholov, Department of Agricultural Economy and Management, Samarkand Agricultural Institute, Samarkand City, Uzbekistan.
[3]
D. A. Mirzaev, Department of Agricultural Economy and Management, Samarkand Agricultural Institute, Samarkand City, Uzbekistan.
All reforms in Uzbekistan were undertaken with human interests as the primary goal. In particular, the attainment of independence in order to reform agriculture has brought about more than 100 laws and decrees. Due to reforms in livestock, the livestock population has increased with the current figures standing at 10.9 million cattle, 18.4 million sheep and goats and 56.1 million heads of poultry. As a result, the proportion of the population with animal products increased to the minimum acceptable standards. This paper analyzes the economic reforms in the country's livestock sectors and the activities related to the corresponding agro service. In the future, consistent with the continuation of reforms in the livestock sector, researchers will offer support programs for multi-state livestock complexes and to increase the number of breeding cattle.
Livestock, Agricultural Policy, Services, Agricultural Products, Reform, and Development
[1]
Abulqosimov Kh. Economic Reforms in Uzbekistan. “Academy”. Т.: 2008. (pp. 224).
[2]
Abruev, A., Murtazaev, O., Aggelopoulos, S. Opportunities of increasing livestock production efficiency by developing agro-services in Uzbekistan. 8th South East European Doctoral Student Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece). http:// www.seerc.org/dsc2013/rt1.html. ISBN 978-960-9416-06-1; ISSN 1791-3578. City College University of Sheffield, Thessaloniki, Greece. 16-17 September 2013 (p 20.).
[3]
Abruev, A., Murtazaev, O. Productivity change analysis of cow’s milk in Uzbekistan. // Spanish Journal of Rural Development (SJRD). - Spain, 2013. -№ IV(3). pp. 63-72. (66 p.).
[4]
Agricultural Transition in Post Soviet Europe and Central Asia after 25 Years. International Workshop in honor of Professor Zvi Lerman. Studies on the Agricultural and Food Sector in Transition Economies. Edited by Ayal Kimhi, ZviLerman. IAMO.
[5]
Annual Statistics (2014). The State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Statistics. Tashkent, 2013.
[6]
Deniz Kandiyoti. Agrarian Reform, Gender and Land Rights in Uzbekistan.
[7]
MAWR (2015). Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources.
[8]
MFER, 2015. Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations, Investments and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
[9]
Peter C. Bloch. Agrarian Reform in Uzbekistan and other Central Asian Countries. May, 2002.
[10]
Zvi Lerman. 2008. Agricultural Development in Uzbekistan: The Effect of Ongoing Reforms. Discussion Paper No. 7.08. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
[11]
Web page of Samarkand Province. http://www.samarkand.uz (accessed on 10.01.2015).
