Methodology of Development of Social Investment Projects for the Economy: Legal Aspects

Kuybida, Vasyl; Savitska, Svitlana; Shkoda, Mаriana S.; Akhromkin, Ye.M.; Пронь, Л. М.; Kolomiiets, Yevhenii

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“…Germany is known for its practical approach to regulating the economy and supporting its companies in the international market. One of the key strategies is an active trade policy aimed at securing beneficial trade Morozov, Domrachov, Kharchenko, Bilousov and Horiunova INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RELIGION 1661 agreements and ensuring access to international markets for German goods and services (Kuybida et al, 2023;. An example of adaptation to globalisation is the implementation of international trade agreements, such as the Free Trade Agreement between the European Union and other countries.…”

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Globalisation and Regulatory Strategies: Adapting to Changes in International Business

Morozov,

Domrachov,

Kharchenko

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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This article examines the interrelations between globalisation, economic development, and ecological sustainability. It analyses the role of financial innovations in promoting sustainable development and focuses on strategies that help companies adapt and thrive in the face of globalisation, turning challenges into opportunities. Given the complexity of the global business environment, success on the international level depends not only on the speed of changes but also on compliance with various regulatory standards. Regulatory strategies are crucial for mitigating risks and leveraging new opportunities. Therefore, companies must have a thorough understanding of their internal processes and the external regulatory and political environment. The research suggests that the integration of advanced financial instruments and effective political strategies can optimise the impact of globalisation, fostering economic growth and ecological sustainability. It is important to maintain a balanced and objective tone when presenting research findings. The importance of further analysing mechanisms for regulating globalisation processes and developing innovative financial instruments to stimulate environmentally sustainable investments is underscored, emphasising the need for international cooperation and adaptation to climate change. The study concludes that achieving harmony between economic progress and environmental protection requires economic measures, such as carbon taxes and emission quota systems, that embody the principle of pollution responsibility. Legislative initiatives that set limits on emissions and regulate resource use, as well as voluntary initiatives such as corporate social responsibility programs and eco-production criteria, are also necessary. The range of approaches reflects different methods of implementation, levels of compulsion, and stakeholder involvement. The implementation of a particular strategy depends on the economic context, political climate, level of public awareness, and technical readiness of a given country or region.

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Globalisation and Regulatory Strategies: Adapting to Changes in International Business

Morozov,

Domrachov,

Kharchenko

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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Social Workers and The Elderly in The Era of Big Data: Innovative Strategies for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Tukino

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Background: Collaboration in the Big Data era that combines social workers and the elderly is an innovative strategy supporting achieving Indonesia's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This research aims to explore and analyze the impact of combining social workers and the elderly in Big Data projects on achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia. Method: Research methods involve interviews, surveys, and project data analysis involving this cross-generational collaboration. The author collected qualitative data through interviews with social workers and the elderly. Interviews were conducted with structured question guides covering using Big Data in social work, challenges faced, and benefits seen. Quantitative data was collected through surveys distributed to social workers with questions related to the research topic. The author also collected secondary data from previous research reports and related case studies. Results: The research results show that this collaboration contributes positively by collecting more accurate data, empowering the elderly through technology, and making a solid contribution to various SDGs. Conclusion: In facing the complexity of social challenges, combining the experiences of the Elderly with technology becomes an innovative strategy that supports inclusive and sustainable development.

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Main Directions of Sustainable Development in Education

Jafarov,

Imrani,

Aliyev

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: One of the important vectors of the strategic development of the EAEU countries (Member States of the Eurasian Economic Union) is the construction of a digital economy and digital education - the formation of a common market for educational services with norms that level the competitiveness of countries in the field of education, aimed at improving the quality of human capital. It should be noted that education was not included in the service sectors for which the EAEU common market is being formed. Only in relation to the common labor market, the EAEU countries agreed on the mutual recognition of documents on education without going through the procedure for recognizing diplomas (with the exception of papers on education in pedagogical, legal, medical, and pharmaceutical profiles), as well as on the right to receive education by children from families working in the country (Articles 97 and 98 of the Treaty on the EAEU). But five years before the creation of the EAEU, on December 11, 2009, the EAEU countries signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of education, according to which the parties «carry out coordinated measures to consistently expand the EAEU aimed at creating a common educational space». Research in the field of concerted action of the member countries of the EAEU, as a rule, is located in the area of higher education, and we do not find research in the field of general education in the public domain. Theoretical framework: This study aims to identify the main directions of sustainable development in education in modern conditions. The choice of the topic is due to the importance of understanding the differences in the potential for digitalization of school education in the post-Soviet republics within the framework of the Eurasian Union and the hypothetical request of the Azerbaijani and Russian education systems to develop a resource matrix for the digital educational environment, as signaled by the roadmaps of the National Projects of Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation in the field of education and economy in general. Method: To compare the preparedness of schools in different countries for the digitalization of education for subsequent testing in the educational system of Azerbaijan, an analysis of the state of affairs was carried out according to the criteria: (1) material and technical equipment; (2) preparedness of teaching staff; (3) opportunities for the formation of a digital educational environment and an analysis of digital practices in the projects of schools in the EAEU member countries. The logic of the empirical part includes identifying the respondents' ideas about the possibilities of digitalizing school education in the EAEU countries. The result of the practical part will be the formed matrix of the «potential of school digitalization» in the context of the EAEU countries. Results: The effect of the global digitalization of general education, triggered by the pandemic (COVID 19), is the reason for the emergence of research interest in the problem in the EAEU countries and the comparison of approaches and processes that accompany the phenomenon of digitalization of education. Moreover, advanced practices in digitalizing education have been identified among these countries, which can become the basis for further sustainable development. Originality/value: The digitalization of education is a multifaceted phenomenon covering all human activity spheres. A phenomenon that needs to be comprehended, developed, and actively applied in practice is its consequences and advanced learning technologies to fit into the new, emerging digital world system. With a broad interpretation of the concept of «digitalization of education», it can be noted that the authors are unanimous that digitalization forms an educational environment that ensures the «delivery» of information to participants in the educational process using digital technologies and tools (software + multimedia equipment).

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Methodology of Development of Social Investment Projects for the Economy: Legal Aspects

Cited by 5 publications

References 25 publications

Globalisation and Regulatory Strategies: Adapting to Changes in International Business

Globalisation and Regulatory Strategies: Adapting to Changes in International Business

Social Workers and The Elderly in The Era of Big Data: Innovative Strategies for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Main Directions of Sustainable Development in Education

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