Scenario Modelling of the “Green” Economy in an Economic Space

Rudneva, Larisa; Pchelintseva, Irina G.; Gureva, Maria A.

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“…Such authors as L. Rudneva, I. Pchelintseva, M. Gureva [6] pay attention to the development of a green economy and the theory of environmental innovation. These researchers note that for sustainable development, it is necessary for businesses to raise corporate social responsibility, develop green technologies and promote a green economy.…”

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Food security and environmental innovation as factors for ensuring sustainable development of regions

2021

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In modern conditions of the existence of socio-economic systems, the urgent problem is the formation of sustainable development of regions. To study the formation of sustainable development, the authors took two components, such as food security of the region and environmental innovation, an orientation towards a green economy. A comparative analysis of the theoretical aspects of the formation of food security in the works of domestic and foreign scientists is carried out. A study of the Global Food Security Index for 113 countries is presented, using the methods of statistical analysis and analytical grouping, six leading countries in terms of food security are identified. The largest group, accounting for 22.12% of the total population, is made up of countries in the 71.12–78.21 range of the Food Security Index. The grouping of countries was carried out according to the parameter “Natural resources and sustainability”, which showed that the largest group, consisting of 38 countries or 33.62%, is in the range of 44.0-49.9, only 10 countries fell within the borders with the minimum the level of natural resources and sustainability from 32.2 to 38.1. The analysis made it possible to compile a rating and note the presence of the greatest food security problems in African countries. It is concluded that the transition to environmentally friendly ways of running the economy leads to high productivity of natural resources.

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Food security and environmental innovation as factors for ensuring sustainable development of regions

2021

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“…Moreover, this material has a much greater return on production waste, which is also due to the principle of formation. In this case, waste recycling is almost identical to that when using casting technologies [58,59]. The additive devices themselves also have their own characteristics, which certainly affects the cost of their operation.…”

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Impact of 3D-Printing Technologies on the Transformation of Industrial Production in the Arctic Zone

2019

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Today the process of transition to a new technological order has become evident to everyone, especially in developed countries. One of the most urgent areas for ensuring the long-term competitiveness of industrial enterprises is the development of the Arctic zone. This region has many economic and logistical difficulties, the solution of which may lie in the use of advanced technologies of the new technological order, for example, 3D-printing technologies. The aim of the article is to study the transformation of the cost structure of industrial products as a result of integration of 3D-printing technologies into the production process of industrial enterprise operating in the Arctic zone. It was found that the structure of the main cost elements varies greatly, due to the ambiguity of replacing computer numerical control (CNC) (or other classical shaping technologies) with 3D-printing technologies, as well as the specifics of supply chains, which is quite urgent for the Arctic region. The results of empirical study necessitate the development of tools for predicting the economic viability of integrating 3D-printing technologies into the technological processes of industrial enterprises operating in the Arctic zone. Within the article, the authors substantiated and developed a fuzzy-multiple model for assessing the level of investment attractiveness of integration of 3D-printing technologies into the production process of an industrial enterprise operating the Arctic zone. One of the aims of this model is to answer the question of whether an enterprise should invest in a technological transition to 3D-printing technologies.

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“…The publication can be listed as: publications on the grounds of sustainable development and sustainable development goals (SDGs); publications on the realization of rural tourism related to a green economy and sustainable development; practical examples of projects and initiatives in protected areas, development of rural areas and border areas; the analysis of results in a greening economy in the rural areas at regional, national and transnational level, as well as case studies, directly describing different aspects of the development and implementation of greenway projects. The topic has been widely studied and included in research articles by scientists from many different countries (US [36], Spain [37], Germany [36], Finland, Poland, Italy [38], Denmark, Austria, UK [39], Russia [40], Romania [41], Hungary [10,42], the Baltic States [43], Ukraine [44] etc. ).…”

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Sustainability Challenges and Drivers of Cross-Border Greenway Tourism in Rural Areas

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This article provides a practical example of the development of cross-border tourism and its link to achieving sustainable development goals. Greenways (GWs) are successful and recognized initiatives in Western Europe, but have recently also shown development trends in Eastern Europe, notably, in the Baltic Sea Region and Russia. These initiatives improve the quality of life and provide opportunities for sustainable economic activities for the local communities, especially in rural areas, adding value to their natural, cultural, historical and human heritage. The authors studied examples of best practice in scientific literature and practice, encouraging the development of cross-border tourism and GWs in Europe and Russia, in order to further adapt it to other continents. Analyzing the environmental, economic, social and institutional factors in the region and their role in sustainable development, the need for institutional regulation that would allow the development of a wider development of GWs is identified. Research results reveal sustainable development dilemmas of positive socioeconomic effects of GWs and negative environmental effects of increased flows of tourists. Focus groups and expert interviews allowed us to assess the level of various factors contributing to sustainable development and clarify the directions of the future research.

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Scenario Modelling of the “Green” Economy in an Economic Space

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Food security and environmental innovation as factors for ensuring sustainable development of regions

Food security and environmental innovation as factors for ensuring sustainable development of regions

Impact of 3D-Printing Technologies on the Transformation of Industrial Production in the Arctic Zone

Sustainability Challenges and Drivers of Cross-Border Greenway Tourism in Rural Areas

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