The Importance of a Cluster Approach in the Sustainable Development of Entrepreneurial Favoritism

Abstract

Objective. The article shows in practice its positive results in the experience of developed countries, the role and importance of clusters in the production of competitive goods by ensuring sustainable development of the economy, increasing innovative activity. Also, the theoretical coverage of the features of the development of cotton-textile clusters established in the country's agriculture has been given.

Methods. The establishment and development of clusters in the regions will serve as the basis for further development of cotton-textile sectors. As we noted above, the cluster system began to give its effect in a short time. Previously, only farmers and farmers engaged in the sale of cotton raw materials through the organization and development of clusters, the introduction of innovative technologies into the industry, from the cultivation of raw materials to the production and export of finished products, at some point on account of the accumulation of processes in the production of quality products, improving the standard of living

Results. The study shows that today there are certain shortcomings in the activities of clusters established in different regions of the country, which are not known. In particular, there are cases of complete and timely non-fulfillment of contracts between clusters and farmer farms. There are also certain interruptions in the supply of resources. According to experts, the process of financing agriculture with a production cycle was not proportional to each other. The most basic problem is the current outdated funding procedure. He absolutely does not meet the requirements for the development of the industry. Cotton-textile clusters are asking to extend loan terms and increase the amount

Conclusion. The analysis included five stages of cotton processing in 17 of the cotton-textile clusters available today, four phases in 22 plants, three phases in 30 plants, two phases in 36 plants, and one phase in 16 plants. But according to the ustivor plan, in the near future, all cotton-textile clusters will fully undergo a five-stage deep processing system.