Natural Resources Potential as Innovative and Investment Development Prospect

Yakymchuk, Alina Yuriivna; Navrotskyi, Ruslan; Kovshun, Natalia Eduardivna

doi:10.25140/2410-9576-2017-1-3(11)-179-186

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“…The success of ESM management is determined by a positive increase in socio-economic development indicators while reducing environmental pollution [8][9][10][11][12]. This assessment is based on integrated indicators taking into account interdependent and interrelated economic and environmental components [13][14][15][16]. The methodological approach to integrated ESM is formed based on the idea of sufficiency and high quality of natural potential components for ensuring and developing ESM components.…”

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Multi-vector activity in the introduction of integrated administration of environmentally safe nature resources use

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The purpose of the article is to build a multi-vector structure of integrated governing of environmentally safe nature resources use according to the principles of a circular economy approach. Based on the the method of mode indicators and the method of fuzzy logic, the index of environmental safety of nature management has been determined. The interpretation of the essence of integrated administration of environmentally safe nature management is given. The organizational and economic mechanism and its implementation has been displayed. The mechanism of integral management as a set of appropriate measures is considered. A multi-vectoral structure is built, which provides for the formation of a system of mechanisms with adequate levers and tools. The providing, adaptive, functional, effective-target subsystem is characterized. The indicators of environmental, economic and social efficiency are determined, which are targeted guidelines when implementing integrated management. The requirements of a systematic approach for a comprehensive implementation of integrated management of natural resource potential are taken into account.

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