BUXORO SHAHRIDAGI PREZIDENT MAKTABINING MOLIYAVIY-IQTISODIY FAOLIYATI VA BOSHQARUV TIZIMINI TAHLIL ETISH
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20363290Keywords:
Prezident maktabi; byudjet moliyalashtirishi; moliyaviy taqchillik; masshtab tejamkorligi; strategik moliyaviy rejalashtirish; inson kapitali; byudjetdan tashqari daromad; moliyaviy samaradorlikAbstract
Mazkur maqolada Buxoro shahridagi Prezident maktabining 2021–2025-yillardagi moliyaviy-iqtisodiy
ko’rsatkichlari va boshqaruv tizimi tahlil qilingan. Byudjet moliyalashtirishi 2021–2025-yillar davomida 4,8 mlrd so’mdan
14,2 mlrd so’mga — 2,9 barobar — oshgani, 2023-yildan boshlab esa moliyaviy taqchillikning sistematik xususiyat kasb
etgani aniqlandi. 1 o’quvchiga byudjet mablag’i 201,4 mln so’mdan 118,4 mln so’mga pasayib, masshtab tejamkorligi
effekti kuzatilmoqda. Rivojlantirish jamg’armasining 74,2 mlrd so’mdan amalda nolga tushishi byudjetdan tashqari daromad
manbalarining yo’qolganligini anglatadi. Ilmiy yangilik sifatida muassasaning moliyaviy rivojlanishida ikki bosqich —
infratuzilma (2021–2022) va operatsion faoliyat (2023–2025) — bosqichlari aniqlangan va moliyaviy barqarorlikka erishish
uchun to’liq kapasitetga (168 o’quvchi) yetkazish va byudjetdan tashqari manbalarni kengaytirish zarurligi asoslangan
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