Improving the assessment of eco-oriented development management of agricultural enterprises

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https://doi.org/10.33730/2310-4678.4.2025.346180

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scenario-based approach, evaluation model, management, financial incentives, monitoring, greening, sustainable development

Abstract

The harmonization of the national environmental management system with European standards will serve as a key prerequisite for achieving sustainable development of domestic agricultural production. Therefore, the study is based on a systemic approach that includes the analysis of Ukrainian regulatory and legal acts and EU documents, international standards ISO 14001 and EMAS, as well as the application of situational modeling elements (pessimistic, moderate, and optimistic scenarios). The use of the scenario approach is considered as a tool for adapting management decisions to different economic and political conditions, which is particularly important in wartime and post-war contexts. The developed conceptual model for assessing the management systems of eco-oriented development of agricultural enterprises plays a special role in times of crisis and postcrisis recovery and envisages the integration of economic, environmental, social, and innovation indicators. Its application is appropriate at various levels of management: by state authorities — in the process of forming targeted programs for supporting the agricultural sector, by advisory services — in providing scientifically grounded recommendations, by agricultural enterprises — for strategic planning and assessing their own ecooriented activities. The implementation and improvement of the proposed model are aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of domestic agricultural enterprises, ensuring effective decision-making, building trust among stakeholders, and expanding opportunities for attracting green investments.

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2025-11-14

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