Regional Development in Conditions of Limitation of Water Resources: Correlation Interconnections

Fedulova, Svitlana; Komirna, Vitalina; Naumenko, Nataliia; Vasyliuk, Oksana

doi:10.14254/1800-5845/2018.14-4.4

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“…The same applies to a conceptual approach to regulating the regional development in conditions of limited water resources in Ukraine and stimulating water-effective activities in the region in the context of deepening the transformation of the infrastructure support (see Figure 2). Ukraine needs a balance between the amount of food that is planned to be produced locally, using available water resources, and the volume of food import, which, in turn, consumes water from other sources (Fedulova et al, 2018).…”

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Water infrastructure and economic security of regional socio-economic systems: evidence from Ukraine

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Problems and Perspectives in Management

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The correlation between the development of a regional economy and the degree of infrastructural development of a country or its territory is a common practice. Considering this, the paper is aimed at studying the impact of water infrastructure on the economic security of regional socio-economic systems in order to develop a water security system for them. A variety of threats against key waterworks can seriously undermine the national economy and water security of regions and cities. Thus, the study analyzes the process of transformation of water infrastructure in the context of ensuring the economic security of regional socio-economic systems. It offers the definition of such categories as “water infrastructure” and “water security of a regional socio-economic system” to formulate a relevant economic policy in Ukraine based on world experience. The study proves the need to attribute water infrastructure to the critical infrastructure sectors of Ukraine and its regions, based on the best world practices in managing water resources and protecting the water infrastructure itself from technogenic, physical, and cyber-physical threats. According to the study results, conceptual bases for ensuring the economic security of regional socio-economic systems are developed, which differ in view of the water security system of the regional socio-economic system, giving priority to the engineering and technical infrastructure of a region.

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Water infrastructure and economic security of regional socio-economic systems: evidence from Ukraine

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“…It is also very important to achieve proper mediation between competing land uses and secure areas for the expansion of renewable energy production therefore, regional energy planning is necessary. There are several studies dealing with assessment hydroenergy development potential and forecast in Poland (Chmielewski, 2013;Fedulova, Komirna, Naumenko, & Vasyliuk, 2019;Igli nski, 2019;Kubicki, 2013;Orlewski & Siwek, 2010;Podgórski, 2009;Związek, 2014). According to Igli nski (2019), Poland is encouraged to flourish in small hydropower industry, because energy production affects low retention.…”

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“…There are several studies dealing with assessment hydroenergy development potential and forecast in Poland (Chmielewski, 2013; Fedulova, Komirna, Naumenko, & Vasyliuk, 2019; Igliński, 2019; Kubicki, 2013; Orlewski & Siwek, 2010; Podgórski, 2009; Związek, 2014). According to Igliński (2019), Poland is encouraged to flourish in small hydropower industry, because energy production affects low retention.…”

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“…However, Kubicki (2013), Podgórski (2009) and Chmielewski (2013) pointed out that landscape systems of most Polish regions are important barriers of further hydropower development. Some case studies (Fedulova et al, 2019; Orlewski & Siwek, 2010; Związek, 2014) for assessing hydroenergy development opportunities in Polish regions were developed; however, these studies do not apply optimization models and use descriptive or quantitative methods in their analyses.…”

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Sustainable regional energy planning: The case of hydro

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The study is dedicated to analysis of sustainable regional energy planning challenge's in order to reach carbon-free economy in 2050. The case study of hydropower development in selected region of Poland provides good example how to deal practically with identified sustainable regional energy planning problems to address restrictions of environmental requirements and natural conditions on the least costs hydropower generation planning in a given region. The aim of the article is to develop a model for optimizing hydropower production and to apply this model for selected region. The West Pomeranian region was selected for this case study, and the time range for planning is from 2019 to 2030. The selected region is particularly predestined for the production of renewable energy sources. Constructed model and obtained results for optimization of hydropower development in selected region is useful for fostering usage of renewable energy sources in Poland and moving forward towards carbonfree economy target set by European Union for 2050.

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“…At a later stage, one more item was added to this classical list of factors of production -entrepreneurship (as cited in Bankovky, 2018;Schumpeter, 2004). In recent studies, the category of resources has become extremely complex and includes natural resources (Fedulova et al, 2018;Krivinen et al, 2018), financial assets (Indus, 2018), human capital (Avraamova & Titov, 2018), and intangibles, whose quantitative assessment is a rather challenging task (Mikhalkina & Kosolapova, 2018).…”

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