Prospects of Implementation of the UN SDG in Russia

Kolmar, Olga; Sakharov, Andrey

doi:10.17323/1996-7845-2019-01-11

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“…In turn, to ensure this sustainability, it is important to create the most favorable conditions for volunteer activity of citizens, an infrastructure for supporting volunteering, considering the characteristics of the local community. Currently the task of fostering sustainable development goals under the UN vision is a matter of federal reporting, and lower levels of administration do not systematically implement measures linked to the targets formulated in the Agenda 2030 document [59]. Once having to deal with such tasks, lower administration officials would need steering towards more energetic implementation of the partnership with NPOs and in ensuring the preconditions for citizen participation than in the current situation.…”

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Making Room for Volunteer Participation in Managing Public Affairs: A Russian Experience

2020

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In 2018, the United Nations Volunteers organization recognized that the governmental support for volunteering is a superior public management practice, offering the much-needed fuel for the integration of volunteering in politics, law-making, and social planning at the government level. The present article analyzes the current situation of governmental support for volunteering at federal, regional, and local levels of public administration in the Russian Federation as a precondition for making coproduction of public services possible. The analysis is based on the scrutiny of documents, a questionnaire survey of Russian volunteers, and an expert poll of public servants and nonprofit organizations (NPO) leaders. The analysis of the state policy of support for volunteering is carried out with respect to the following parameters: the awareness and evaluation of national measures of the governmental support for volunteering, as well as the evaluation of informational, financial, consulting, and organizational measures to support volunteer organizations by regional and municipal civil servants. In a country such as the Russian Federation, where volunteering is a relatively young social phenomenon, public administration needs not only to provide support, but also to administer transformation processes toward sustainable development, relying on the partnership and resources volunteers bring for effectively managing public life.

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Making Room for Volunteer Participation in Managing Public Affairs: A Russian Experience

2020

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“…The most desirable way to achieve the SDGs is the complete localization scheme. Moreover, the EU will integrate the SDG objectives into the annual review of EU member states' fiscal books (European Semester) (Lanshina et al, 2019 sia's strategy towards systematic implementation of the SDGs requires the inclusion of a full range of social issues in a comprehensive sustainable development strategy (Kolmar & Sakharov, 2019). Rydzewski (2015) discovered differences in the perception of sustainable development of residents of Eastern and Western European countries.…”

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Achieving sustainable development: A baseline analysis of Western and Eastern European countries

Lopatkova

2021

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Relevance. Sustainable development is now an increasingly important topic on the global agenda, which received much attention in connection with the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Research objectives. The article aims to contribute to the understanding of sustainability expansion and SDGs achievement in Europe by comparing the differences between Western and Eastern European countries. Data and methods. The study relies on descriptive statistics and comparative analysis of sustainable development results in Western (18) and Eastern European (21) countries. The parametric Student's t-distribution test and non-parametric U Mann-Whitney test were used to examine the significance of the differences between Western and Eastern European countries. Results. Sustainable development in Eastern and Western European countries is affected by various economic, social and environmental processes. The SDGs in Western European countries is achieved mostly in the social and economic spheres while in the Eastern European countries, in social and environmental spheres. Although Europe leads globally on sustainability, it still faces significant challenges in reaching the SDGs. Conclusions. European countries are compared in order to identify the main SDGs directions and constraints in the current state of sustainability achievement. Research findings can be useful for adjustment of the integrated sustainable development strategy at the global and national levels.

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“…Имеющиеся исследования относительно участия России в реализации ЦУР следует также охарактеризовать как ограниченные. Отечественные и зарубежные авторы накопили некоторый опыт анализа особенностей имплементации ЦУР в Российской Федерации [Колмар, Сахаров 2019;Ланьшина, Баринова, Логинова, Лавровский, Понедельник 2019; 2009) -Источник: составлено автором. [Муратбекова 2019: 146], способствуя тем самым сокращению показателя смертности от применения насилия.…”

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Implementation of SDG 16: Russia’s Role and Actions

Ignatov¹

2021

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Meždunar. otnoš.

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Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions is one of 17 SDGs identified by the UN in 2015. The SDGs that supersede the Millennium Development Goals imply continuous multilateral actions to ensure their full and timely implementation. Analysis of the available literature shows that insufficient attention is paid to the international component of SDG implementation. An insufficient examination of Russias participation in international initiatives to implement the SDGs, and SDG 16 in particular, is also noted. This article intends to fill in this gap by presenting the results of an analysis of Russias activities in the international arena, contributing to the implementation of SDG 16. Russia today is one of the key actors in international politics. Russias activities in the international arena, including its participation in multilateral programs of assistance to countries and regions experiencing difficulties in resolving internal conflicts, contribute to the implementation of SDG 16. However, this aspect is not covered in Russias Voluntary National Review for the High-Level Political Forum, nor in available research. The author examines the features of a modern approach to studying the international aspect of the SDGs implementation. Furthermore, the author analyzes Russias activities on the international arena contributing to SDG 16 implementation. The article concludes with the authors observations regarding appropriate steps to increase Russias contribution to SDG 16 implementation.

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Prospects of Implementation of the UN SDG in Russia

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Making Room for Volunteer Participation in Managing Public Affairs: A Russian Experience

Making Room for Volunteer Participation in Managing Public Affairs: A Russian Experience

Achieving sustainable development: A baseline analysis of Western and Eastern European countries

Implementation of SDG 16: Russia’s Role and Actions

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