Opportunities to accelerate the transition to
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Eldar Guliyev Ali, Ph.D., docent |
| Agricultural Economics Research Center | |
| eldar.quliyev@atm.gov.az |
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AbstractThe article explains the main principles of green agriculture and considers the practices of transition to green development in the agrarian sector. At the same time, green transformation initiatives in Azerbaijan are analyzed and the main measures implemented in this direction are reflected. Within the framework of the general development strategy adopted in the country, the intended directions for accelerating the transition to green agriculture are being assessed. Taking into account the relevant international experiences, the possibilities of accelerating the green transition in the agricultural sector are being investigated.
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