Impacts of Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Income on Sustainable Food Consumption

Petrova, Simeonka; Marinov, Ivan; Ivanova, Zoya; Akhmedyarov, Yerbol

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“…Staff training is difficult, because demand in the market is uneven, and the average earnings of these specialists are lower than the earnings of other specialists. This can also include the low quality of training in universities, because the teaching system has not been adapted to the requirements of the market and innovations yet [18][19].…”

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The Kazakhstan dairy enterprises’ problem analysis and innovative potential of an agricultural enterprise

Akhmedyarov,

Kurmanov,

Petrova

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In this study, the current situation in the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan and specifically the diary sphere is analized. Innovations and technologies for the dairy industry are also being researched, and the possibility of their utilization in Kazakhstan is proposed, along with ways to further agricultural development. This study shows the largest dairy enterprises of the Republic of Kazakhstan, their production capacities, and methods of milk production. It presents innovative methods that improve the process of milk production as well as its quality and quantity. This study reveals the problems of lack of acreage, absence of a clear subsidizing policy and state programs on supporting current and new industries, shortage of qualified personnel, and dependence on regulatory at both the national and transnational levels, etc. in the Republic of Kazakhstan in recent years. All these factors do not allow us to achieve adequately the required production rates, and with them comes the introduction of the latest technological methods in the production of dairy products. At the same time, there was an increase by 57.4% in the number of operating agricultural enterprises over the last 5 years, and the share of agriculture in the country’s GDP by 0.8-1%. The study shows the further ways of the innovative development of milk production, as well as the problems that these productions face and the ways to solve them.

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The Kazakhstan dairy enterprises’ problem analysis and innovative potential of an agricultural enterprise

Akhmedyarov,

Kurmanov,

Petrova

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…First of all, by implementing a new green economy policy, companies can reduce their energy costs. Indeed, by promoting cleaner energy or by hunting down waste, the company can reduce its costs and be more profitable (Akhmedyarov, 2019;Ramazanov & Petrova, 2020;Odinokova & Akhmedyarov, 2022;Petrova et al, 2022).…”

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New green economy policy integrating the economic dimension in the face of environmental problems in the case of a Moroccan agri-food company

Bounit¹,

BOUNIT²

2023

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As it is still possible to avoid major environmental risks for businesses, the transition to a green economy is now a global concern. However, this transition is conditional on the existence of good faith to preserve the environment by targeting investments that aim to reduce negative environmental impacts. In this article, we have proposed a new policy integrating the economic dimension of environmental problems. This policy appears as a development opportunity and perceived as a new front on which companies must be present to remain competitive. Our objective is to encourage small businesses to engage in an environmental management approach and to show large companies why an improvement in a company's economic performance can go hand in hand with an improvement in its environmental performance. To illustrate the deployment of this policy, a case study is carried out in a Moroccan food company. The results obtained show that the proposed policy helps to mitigate the negative impact of the company on the environment. Indeed, the flagship projects developed justify a level of environmental performance and allow the company to achieve visible results in terms of economic performance. In concrete terms, this work will enable all industrial companies to produce better with fewer resources, that is to say, to rationalize and reorganize the resources consumed in all processes. In addition, our contribution to the field of research consists in the design and implementation of a green economy policy that will make it possible to achieve significant savings.

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“…Indeed, by promoting cleaner energy or by hunting down waste, the company can reduce its costs and be more profitable (Akhmedyarov, 2019;Petrova et al, 2022).…”

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2023

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Women entrepreneurs are considered a leading building block of the economy as they create jobs, develop themselves, and contribute to national economic progress. Since Pakistan is a developing country, entrepreneurship is still in its infancy, and women are underrepresented in the economy. Women's economic opportunities and participation in Pakistan line up 143rd out of 144 countries in the Global Economy (2016). This study aims to identify and explore the factors affecting the success of female entrepreneurs in Pakistan. In Pakistan, more than 300 female entrepreneurs were selected for a quantitative study. Its primary objective is to investigate and describe the nature and growth of Pakistani women's entrepreneurship about the political, economic, and cultural factors of the nation that affect these women's entrepreneurial life. To investigate and examine a wide range of factors and provide an understanding of Pakistan women's entrepreneurship in a whole-of-life context rather than as a discrete business activity, it was necessary to use a multidisciplinary approach because this is one of the first studies on Pakistani women entrepreneurs in SMEs. It is mainly complicated governmental policies and financial institution procedures that prevent them from achieving their entrepreneurial goals. Women entrepreneurs face several obstacles: a lack of confidence, low education, market awareness, double roles, fewer negotiation capabilities, and vigour hindrances. The results show that Pakistani women entrepreneurs successfully manage, build, and balance a variety of cutting-edge firms as well as their personal and familial connections. This study will help policymakers develop strategies and policies to support women entrepreneurs.

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Impacts of Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Income on Sustainable Food Consumption

Cited by 5 publications

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The Kazakhstan dairy enterprises’ problem analysis and innovative potential of an agricultural enterprise

The Kazakhstan dairy enterprises’ problem analysis and innovative potential of an agricultural enterprise

New green economy policy integrating the economic dimension in the face of environmental problems in the case of a Moroccan agri-food company

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