Instruments of Development of Cluster Policy: Stages, Models, International Practice

Polozhentseva, Yulia; Klevtsova, Maria

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)01029-1

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“…Yu. Polzhentseva and M. Klevtsov [7] also note the importance of the cluster principle, and also highlight the most common measures of support for residents. In almost all countries, separate agencies are created for the organization of special zones, intellectual property protection is maintained, and targeted research grants are allocated.…”

Section: Materials and Methods (Model)mentioning

confidence: 93%

Methodological Framework for Assessing the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development Performance as a Tool for Russian Regions' Sustainable Growth

Tolstel¹,

Yalmaev²,

Yalmaeva³

2019

Proceedings of the Volgograd State University International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Safe Developmen

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The authors consider the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development (TADs) as a tool for sustainable growth of Russian regions, identified key principles for the establishment and operation of TADs, and highlighted their features, the main differences from special economic zones (SEZ). As the audit of the Russian Accounts Chamber showed, in modern conditions the issues of organizing the assessment and monitoring of the effectiveness of the TADs creation and operation are of particular relevance. The article substantiates the need to transform the existing system of planning and monitoring the TADs socio -economic effectiveness and efficiency. The authors proposed a methodological framework for assessing the performance of TADs, including the calculation and analysis of the dynamics of indicators of economic and social efficiency. The author's method of the assessing the TADs performance is supplemented by monitoring changes in the TADs performance depending on changes in the result index and the dynamics of economic efficiency indicators. The methodology for evaluating the TADs management company effectiveness should be an integrated element of the methodology for assessing the performance of territories and represent an important stage in the continuous process of ensuring a high level of the TADs economic and social efficiency, allowing regions to increase production potential and, subsequently, show sustainable development results, smoothing the Russian territorial development disproportions.

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Section: Materials and Methods (Model)mentioning

confidence: 93%

Methodological Framework for Assessing the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development Performance as a Tool for Russian Regions' Sustainable Growth

Tolstel¹,

Yalmaev²,

Yalmaeva³

2019

Proceedings of the Volgograd State University International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Safe Developmen

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“…National economic development programs aim to provide welfare to a country's people and adopt policy instruments to achieve it (Helmsing, 2003;Polozhentseva & Klevtsova, 2015). Such programs' policy documents include guidelines for implementation and application and contain certain restrictions that ensure the development process can be directed under mutually determined goals (Stupak et al, 2007;Welford et al, 1999).…”

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confidence: 99%

Carbon Credit Risk Mitigation of Deforestation: A Study on the Performance of P2H Products and Services in Indonesia

Utami

Nugroho

Jayasinghe

2021

IJFR

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This study aims to analyze the performance of the loan products and services offered by Indonesian government’s Forest Development Financing Center (BLU-P2H Center) that target the prevention and repair of forest damage. The methodology used is a systematic literature review that identifies, assesses, and interprets this chosen research topic's findings. The study attempts to answer three formulated research questions— (i) How can P2H products and services policies that align with the carbon credit risk mitigation of deforestation be mapped?; (ii) How should P2H products and services that contribute to carbon credit risk mitigation be investigated?; and (iii) How can the impact of P2H products and services in preventing deforestation be measured? The systematic literature review findings highlight that the Indonesian Government has adopted some important provisions and institutions, namely P2H products and services, and carried out loan disbursements to prevent forest destruction, specifically, the forestry business and environmental investment financing. The findings also indicate that while the government most extensively disbursed certain loans, such as community forest enterprises (HR), there was a low level of loan disbursement for community forest-based loans (HKm) because of the constraints faced by farmers in arable land that produces seasonal crops. Therefore, the study implicates that the forest destruction, particularly in Indonesia, resulting from illegal logging by local communities, needs to be further prevented by increasing the public knowledge on the sustainability impact of deforestation and also by increasing the public’s access to and opportunities for public welfare, alternative livelihoods, and micro-business activities. The study findings also make an original contribution to the literature on the carbon credit risk mitigation of forest damage as they illustrate a government-sponsored, innovative P2H scheme in the form of loan disbursement aiming to reduce and prevent forest destruction.

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“…In turn, Z. Przygodzki argues that V4 countries should clearly: firstly, engage themselves into the construction of a systemic, long-term support for economic networks including clusters; and secondly, shift the support from the current focus on organization and stimulating cooperation to investments in support of innovation and competitiveness of clusters in order to strengthen the potential of innovative businesses 33 . The success, for example, of the Silicon Valley as a world-class cluster is the bestknown proof that strong clusters are among the most relevant microeconomic factors that influence the levels of prosperity of a region 34 . Silicon Valley has a regional network based industrial system, comprising small firms that collaborate and promote collective learning (organizational learning).…”

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confidence: 99%

Cluster Policy as a Determining Factor for Development of World Class-Clusters

Bembenek

Frankowska

Havierniková

2016

HSS

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The article aims to characterize the significance of cluster policy (cluster-based policy) for the development of world-class clusters. It indicates that the clusters functioning in the European Union (EU) member states are of very diversified nature, which ensues, inter alia, from different conditions (endo -and exogenous) of their development. The evolution of the clustering concept contributed to a greater interest and engagement of governmental organizations of European, national and regional levels in the process of direct and indirect support of cluster development. This kind of support is attributed to cluster policy. This policy, in principle, owing to various actions and instruments undertaken in coordination and stimulating the growth of clusters is supposed to contribute to the maximization of cluster synergy effect, accelerate economic growth, improve the competitiveness of an economy and the development of a knowledge-based economy. A crucial element of this policy is stimulating interactions between business, R&D sector, business support institutions and local and national government agencies in the development process of entrepreneurial ecosystems.The impact of the cluster policy on the cluster development and formation of world-class clusters is presented at the example of German and French cluster policy which focuses on building the cluster management excellence.Although they constitute an example of an organization of commercial nature, clusters necessitate active public support. Contemporary cluster policy particularly in EU countries is frequently of horizontal nature. It often consists in offering public support for the development of clusters of the greater competitive potential, which have the real chance of obtaining world-class cluster status. Owing to active R&D activity and international cooperation with key stakeholders, clusters of this type demonstrate the ability to develop strong cluster value chains. The achievement of the world-class cluster level requires cluster management excellence. Hence, the concepts of world-class clusters and cluster management excellence continuously create new strategic challenges for cluster management.

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Instruments of Development of Cluster Policy: Stages, Models, International Practice

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Methodological Framework for Assessing the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development Performance as a Tool for Russian Regions' Sustainable Growth

Methodological Framework for Assessing the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development Performance as a Tool for Russian Regions' Sustainable Growth

Carbon Credit Risk Mitigation of Deforestation: A Study on the Performance of P2H Products and Services in Indonesia

Cluster Policy as a Determining Factor for Development of World Class-Clusters

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