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Improving the creditworthiness and credit security of agricultural producers

	Ulker Mammadova Shahin
	Ph.D. student of the Azerbaijan Cooperation University
	ulker555@mail.ru

20185 AZ 38. November 2021 creditworthiness credit security agriculture digital technologies innovation information monitoring access to finance

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Abstract
The article examines the opportunities to increase the level of credit security of agricultural producers in the context of facilitating access to finance. In this area, the important role of producer creditworthiness in facilitating access to finance was highlighted. Approaches to assessing this ability were commented, the current level was assessed and ways to improve it were studied. The importance of promoting the activity of small and medium-sized agricultural producers in the credit market, protection of export-oriented and innovative agricultural activities, accelerating the process of improving the organizational and legal support for the development of innovative and unsecured loans was highlighted. In order to increase the interest of banks in the agricultural sector, opportunities to optimize the role of the state in the regulation of the credit market, the promotion of agricultural cooperation were explored. Proposals were made on the use of digital technologies in the field to improve the provision of credit to agricultural producers, to improve the monitoring of lending, to improve marketing activities.

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Department of Economics, The University of Manchester, UK | Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Ilorin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, Policy and International Business, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK