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State Monetary and Credit Policy as an Instrument of Strategic Stabilization and Institutional Development of Agribusiness Entities' Financial Sustainability

Державна фінансово-кредитна політика як інструмент стратегічної стабілізації та інституційного розвитку фінансової стійкості суб’єктів агробізнесу
Authors: Andros, Svitlana;

State Monetary and Credit Policy as an Instrument of Strategic Stabilization and Institutional Development of Agribusiness Entities' Financial Sustainability

Abstract

The study examines the evolution of state financial and credit policy as a factor in agribusiness resilience during the 2021–2025 period. It highlights the role of the "5-7-9%" lending programs, "eRobota" grants, and portfolio guarantees in mitigating war shocks and collateral degradation. The transition from a survival-oriented model to structural modernization through the stimulation of the processing industry is substantiated. Mechanisms for war risk insurance and interest rate differentiation for energy independence are proposed. Strategic priorities for 2026–2030 are outlined, particularly the implementation of electronic agricultural notes and ESG compliance for the integration of the Ukrainian agro-industrial complex into the European economic space.

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grant support, preferential lending, financial and credit policy, (4-(m-Chlorophenylcarbamoyloxy)-2-butynyl)trimethylammonium Chloride, institutional transformation, agricultural notes, "eRobota", ESG standards, agricultural sector, financial sustainability, European integration of the agro-industrial complex

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