Affiliation:
1. NSC “Institute of Agrarian Economics”
Abstract
Agribusiness is one of the critical elements of the national economy responsible for food production and supply. Due to globalization, climate change, and military actions, domestic agricultural producers face numerous challenges that require a paradigm shift in business practices. In addition, current trends in the global economy indicate an active growth in the importance of inclusiveness as a mainstream business organization. This is especially relevant to the agricultural sphere, where an inclusive approach can solve the problems of inequality of income distribution, lack of access to resources and markets for products, involvement of all groups and strata of the population in economic activity, etc. The article aims to systematize and improve the theoretical and methodological framework for the inclusive development of entrepreneurship and agribusiness. The theoretical and methodological basis of inclusive entrepreneurship and agribusiness has been studied. It has been shown that the concept of inclusive development of entrepreneurship and agribusiness actors is a logical continuation of the methodology development of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development in the context of globalization and growing social inequality. It has been determined that inclusive development of an enterprise is a strategic orientation towards creating such a corporate culture and working conditions when each employee feels his importance, recognition, and the opportunity to develop and realize his potential, regardless of his social, economic, or other status, to achieve the general well-being, sustainable development of the enterprise itself and the territorial community in which it is located. It has been argued that an inclusive approach to the organization of entrepreneurship and agribusiness contributes to sustainable, socio-ecologically balanced economic growth and social justice, biodiversity conservation, reduction of carbon emissions, adaptation to climate change, re-socialization of people with special needs, including veterans of military operations, and the formation of a democratic civil society.
Keywords: inclusive development, inclusive entrepreneurship, inclusive agribusiness, inclusion, sustainable development, methodology.
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