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Circular economy in agricultural sector

https://doi.org/10.46666/2022-1.2708-9991.06

Abstract

The goal is to provide a conceptual framework for a gradual transition to a circular economy through the analysis of authoritative literature sources.

Methods are based on the principles of system-structural analysis, scientific analysis and synthesis, and logical explanation and description of the problem are also presented. For various solutions, appropriate qualitative and quantitative research methods were used: analytical, synthetic, logical, etc.

Outcomes – the ways to increase resource efficiency by minimizing the use of primary natural resources (e.g. water, electricity), reducing pollution by synthetic fertilizers, and maximizing the use of biomaterials (e.g. agricultural waste) and treated wastewater, thus contributing to a smooth transition to the closed cycle economy in agricultural industry are presented. Taking into account the importance of the circular economy, the importance of supporting this concept at the State level should be noted.

Conclusions – the recycling of agricultural waste in the future will provide a number of benefits in economic, environmental and social aspects. The State should invest capital in the development of a circular economy, since in the long-term perspective the actual benefits of this transition will increase significantly. It is important to research not only the efficiency and functionality of the circular economy, but also to conduct the research and implement innovations that contribute to the functioning of this system.

About the Authors

M. B. Sultanova
Zhangir Khan West Agrarian Technical University
Kazakhstan

 Candidate of Economic Sciences; Associate Professor of the Higher School of Economics and Audit

090009 Zhangir Khan str., 51, Uralsk, Kazakhstan 



A. A. Apysheva
Amanzholov University
Kazakhstan

 Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor; Dean of the Higher School “Business and Law”

070003 Kazakhstan str., 55, UstKamenogorsk, Kazakhstan 



Ye. B. Dоmalatov
Amanzholov University
Kazakhstan

Master of Economic Sciences; Senior Lecturer

070003 Kazakhstan str., 55, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan 



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Sultanova M.B., Apysheva A.A., Dоmalatov Ye.B. Circular economy in agricultural sector. Problems of AgriMarket. 2022;1(1):61-66. (In Kazakh) https://doi.org/10.46666/2022-1.2708-9991.06

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