Inclusive Investment in the Sustainable Development of the Agricultural Sector and Rural Areas of Ukraine

,; Stepanenko, Sergii; Kryukova, Irina; ,; Khalin, Stanislav; ,; Podsokha, Anna; ,

doi:10.61432/cpne0101075s

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“…R&D requires a scientific and educational environment that fosters innovation and the training of highly qualified researchers and engineers (Rong, 2022). A special role in ensuring the further development of the introduction of innovations and new technologies for the further deepening of digitalisation processes is played by inclusive investments, which have been studied by researchers (Stepanenko, et al, 2023). In addition to innovation and investment factors, the growth of digital enterprises depends on the establishment of internal business processes.…”

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Digital Transformation as a Factor in Ensuring Economic Security of Enterprises

Kukhar,

Kravchyk,

Brechko

2023

BJES

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The subject of the research is the study of digital transformation as one of the factors of ensuring the economic security of enterprises. Methodology. The study uses general scientific methods, in particular theoretical generalisation, analysis and synthesis, statistical analysis and graphical methods for the visual presentation of research results. The aim is to analyse the role of digital transformation in ensuring the economic security of companies. Conclusion. Summing up the results, it is determined that the security of enterprises is a crucial element for their successful functioning and stability in the market. The impact of digitalisation on the economic security of enterprise is manifested through the positive impact of advanced digital technologies. Taking advantage of the digital economy leads to numerous positive aspects in business and contributes to achieving strategic goals and strengthening economic security. A conceptual model of the economic security of enterprises has been developed, in which digital transformation is a key tool, covering various aspects, including the conceptual apparatus, objectives, problem vision, subjects and objects of management. The model is aimed at creating conditions for sustainable development and maintaining the economic security of the enterprise at various stages of its life cycle. The programme for ensuring economic security within the framework of this model includes the stages of defining tasks, developing a scenario, implementing and evaluating efficiency. The mechanism of economic security is considered as a system of resources and interactions, with digital transformation as a central tool. Summarising the model and approach, the key aspects of ensuring the economic security of enterprises are revealed, taking into account the challenges and opportunities of the modern business environment. Digital technologies make it possible to increase the level of economic security, which in turn contributes to increasing the efficiency and competitiveness of individual companies, the economy as a whole and the standard of living of the population.

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Digital Transformation as a Factor in Ensuring Economic Security of Enterprises

Kukhar,

Kravchyk,

Brechko

2023

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“…The Ukraine-Russia crisis and economic sanctions against Russia (Stepanenko et al, 2023) make Kazakhstan more vulnerable due to its large imports from its northern neighbor. Such complex relationships between businesses and the environment highlight the tight balance between sustainability and profitability.…”

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Enhancing the Green Energy Revolution: Analyzing the Impact of Financial and Investment Processes on Renewable Energy Projects in Kazakhstan

Shakeyev,

Baineyeva,

Kosherbayeva

et al. 2023

Economics

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As a fossil fuel-dependent nation, Kazakhstan is caught between issues and possibilities in its search for a sustainable energy transition. Despite its tremendous resources, Kazakhstan’s renewable energy capacity is 1%, much behind its non-renewable peers. According to this research, green fiscal policies in renewable energy firms are needed to reduce the country’s political and economic dependence on the global oil sector. This report emphasizes regional collaboration and Kazakh-stan’s potential leadership in Central Asian Green Economy projects. Kazakhstan can promote renewable energy adoption and economic sustainability by forming regional alliances. Challenges lie ahead on the green future path, so this paper addresses legislative, infrastructure, financial, and data barriers to green fiscal initiatives in Kazakhstan. It stresses the significance of holistically tackling these concerns, including banking and stock market reforms and sustainable planning. Policymakers and stakeholders in Kazakh-stan can use the research findings to boost the economy, fight corruption, and increase political engagement. Upskilling the workforce to support green technology and local renewable energy production is recommended. The report recommends proactive global crisis prediction and management to help Kazakhstan handle economic and environmental challenges. Hence, the above actions are crucial to Kazakhstan’s goal of industrialization by 2050. Kazakhstan can lead a world rapidly moving to green energy by committing to green fiscal methods, regional collaboration, and addressing the many obstacles to development. By doing so, it can safeguard its future and advance the global green energy revolution.

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Sustainable Development and Competitiveness: Is There a Need for GCI Reconstruction?

Škuflić,

Šokčević,

Bašić

2024

Economics

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Starting from competitiveness as the ability of an entity (company, sector, state) to successfully increase sales on the domestic and/or international market, and through a balance surplus to create growing revenues for its company and/or residents, i.e. the entire country, the concept of competitiveness should be transformed according to today’s business conditions. Competitiveness was initially related to cost, and sales grew due to lower product prices, and later due to productivity and better product quality. Today’s consumer is not only interested in price and quality, but also in environmental sustainability and social responsibility, and customers are looking for sustainable products. This paper investigates the relationship between the Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) index on a sample of 27 member states of the European Union in the period 2007-2017, with the main goal and purpose of determining the direction and strength of the relationship and creating a platform for the necessity of redesigning the GCI. The impact of climate change on the GCI was examined by the Sustainable Development Index. For this purpose, Difference GMM was used. The results show that SDG12 (waste generation) hurts competitiveness, while SDG14 (maritime, ocean conservation) has a positive impact on competitiveness. This study contributes to the ongoing discourse on the intersection of competitiveness and sustainability, providing a foundation for future discussions and potential reconstructions of indices that reflect the changing global environment.

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Inclusive Investment in the Sustainable Development of the Agricultural Sector and Rural Areas of Ukraine

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

Digital Transformation as a Factor in Ensuring Economic Security of Enterprises

Digital Transformation as a Factor in Ensuring Economic Security of Enterprises

Enhancing the Green Energy Revolution: Analyzing the Impact of Financial and Investment Processes on Renewable Energy Projects in Kazakhstan

Sustainable Development and Competitiveness: Is There a Need for GCI Reconstruction?

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