Based on farm activity analysisincome state of population in rural areas alimov damirjon odilovich tashkent state agricultural university, samarkand branch, faculty of agribusines

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BASED ON FARM ACTIVITY ANALYSISINCOME STATE OF POPULATION IN RURAL AREAS


ALIMOV DAMIRJON ODILOVICH
TASHKENT STATE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, SAMARKAND BRANCH, FACULTY OF AGRIBUSINESS AND LOGISTICS, ECONOMICS (AGRICULTURE) FIELD OF EDUCATION, STUDENT OF 2ND LEVEL BACHELOR'S BACHELOR
ANNOTATION
In this article, agricultural products are presented in the country's current price index by farm category, gross income and the share of farms in it are analyzed. Also, the above indicators are expressed in the form of a percentage, and while maintaining stable economic development, increasing the income of the population of rural areas of the country, encouraging the population in need of social protection to become economically active, the share of the poor in the population of the country, and countries economic indicators were discussed in comparison with the economy of Uzbekistan. In this context, conclusions and proposals are given to increase the income of the population of rural areas and reduce the level of poverty.

Keywords:income, agriculture, rural areas, poverty rate, employment, poor population, urbanization, food products, farming, economic growth, famine
INTRODUCTION
In the "Sustainable Development Goals" program of the United Nations for 2015-2030, the first of 17 global goals was set as the goal of "Reducing the level of poverty in countries." Also, in this document, as the 8th goal, the goal of "supporting sustainable and comprehensive economic growth based on increasing effective employment and providing men and women with decent work" was defined. [5]
According to a 2017 World Bank report, 9.7 percent of the world's population, or 740 million people, live on less than $1.90 a day (2017). This indicator is growing year by year (source: The world by income and region-World Bank 2021). In particular, in 2012, this figure was 450 million, and in 2008, it was 300 million. This is definitely a concern. [6] The figures and information on the above topic were first published in the video selector meeting on measures aimed at "reducing poverty through the development of entrepreneurship" on February 27, 2020, chaired by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev. It was announced in At the meeting, the head of state noted that according to the preliminary accounting books, 12-15 percent of our population or 4-5 million are poor. It is a pity that 2/3 of this figure corresponds to the population of rural areas. [6]