Development Institutes – Imperative Economic Growth in the Region

Makhosheva, Salima; Kandrokova, Marina

doi:10.35330/1991-6639-2019-2-88-54-61

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“…According to L.Yu. Andreeva et al, "an important limiting factor in the development of the green bond market is the lack of a developed institutional mechanism for strict standards for their issuance" [17], despite the fact that with their help it would be possible to obtain investment funds for the implementation of environmental projects. In works revealed that the insufficient development of the institutional environment for environmental financing is one of the serious obstacles to the development of a "green" economy.…”

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“…At the same time, it should be noted that development institutions operate quite successfully in Russia, including the Industrial Development Fund, financial organizations such as Sberbank, and various private funds that provide financial support to companies using energy, resource, and environmental conservation methods production. In addition, the Russian Federation is a participant in the Green Climate Fund, organized to finance environmental projects in developing countries; it voluntarily contributes funds to the fund and supports developing countries, including those from the former CIS, for which a joint fund between Russia and the UN Development Program has been created [17].…”

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“…Melekhova, L.P. Turichenko et al propose to more actively use the opportunities of securities financing various environmental projects. "Green" bonds can interest investors and encourage them to participate in long-term environmental measures [17]. Financial institutions and instruments of the "green" economy, to which O.V.…”

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Research on the institutional environment of the green economy: foreign and domestic experience

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The article presents an overview analysis of current trends in the development of a green economy through the prism of institutional frameworks both at the global and domestic levels. The main aspects of the formation of an institutional environment conducive to sustainable economic growth are analyzed, taking into account the experience of foreign countries and domestic research in this area. An overview of the main trends and institutional factors influencing the green economy is presented . Key points are analyzed, such as the impact of environmental challenges on the formation of economic policies, the implementation of environmentally oriented laws and initiatives, the development of sustainable production and consumption patterns, and the role of innovation and green technologies in creating new opportunities for economic growth. The article presents a comprehensive analysis of institutional aspects that influence the development of the green economy in the global and domestic context. The study is based on a review of foreign experience in countries with developed green economies, such as Sweden, Germany, and the experience of the Russian Federation in adapting institutional mechanisms. The article examines key aspects of the institutional environment, such as legal norms, financial mechanisms, political strategies and regulatory mechanisms that contribute to the formation and development of a green economy. The results of the study highlight the importance of effective institutional governance for the development of a green economy and the need for efforts towards creating a more suitable institutional environment conducive to sustainable environmental development.

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Research on the institutional environment of the green economy: foreign and domestic experience

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“…The pessimistic scenario is based on the assumption that the balance, equality of interests of the coalition members in the short and medium term will not be achieved, consumer public associations and environmentally minded stakeholder groups will put such pressure on the activities of industrial enterprises in the region that enterprises in a fairly short a period of time will suffer significant losses, violating the economic stability of the entire economy of the region [13].…”

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Institutional features of the regulation of investment activities of an environmental orientation

2023

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The article presents a methodology for the formation of a system for early recognition of signals that characterize the occurrence of environmental and economic problems and the need to develop and implement environmental investment projects at industrial enterprises in the region, including a set of methods for obtaining, processing and analyzing information in the form of a sequence of five stages. The first stage is the search and primary processing of information. The second stage involves recognizing the position of the industrial enterprise and identifying problems. At the third stage, it is necessary to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the competitive position, the opportunities and threats of investment in environmental protection. The fourth stage makes it possible to determine the most likely scenario for the investment activity strategy. The essence of the fifth stage is the formation of a program to improve the mechanisms of institutional regulation of investment activity at all levels of management. An analysis of the strategic potential can be carried out in the form of an analysis of strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats only using the factors influencing environmentally oriented investment activities. In the process of strategic analysis, the degree of readiness of an industrial enterprise, all industrial enterprises in the region to implement the new requirements of ISO 9001:2000 quality management, ISO 14001 environmental management and the developed international standard ISO 19011, which combines the requirements of the two previous management standards, was clarified. The article shows that strategic analysis and environmental audit are interrelated and require simultaneous strategic control.

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Development Institutes – Imperative Economic Growth in the Region

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Research on the institutional environment of the green economy: foreign and domestic experience

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Institutional features of the regulation of investment activities of an environmental orientation

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