Abdulla Primov

Abdulla Primov is a doctoral researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (IAMO) since May 2019, affiliated with the Department of Agricultural Markets, Marketing and World Agricultural Trade. He conducts his research at Tashkent State Agrarian University (TSAU) in Uzbekistan, focusing on crop diversification, food security, and climate change adaptation in agricultural systems.

• Education: Business Economics, University of Zagreb, Croatia

Research Focus: His work examines the economic and environmental impacts of crop diversification strategies on farm efficiency, particularly in Central Asian contexts like Uzbekistan and the Aral Sea region. He integrates climate change mitigation and food security measures into his analyses.

Publications: Primov has published extensively on crop diversification in Uzbekistan, including studies in Sustainability, Irrigation and Melioration, and American Journal of Business, Economics and Management. His recent 2025 papers explore gender disparities in agricultural efficiency and climate resilience paradoxes.

Projects: Involved in the IPReS program for reintegration of scientists to Central Asia, focusing on food chains under climate change.