Smart fertilizers as a solution for the biodiversity and food security during the war in Ukraine

Shahini, Ermir; SKURAJ, EUGEN; Sallaku, Fatbardh; Shahini, Shpend

doi:10.48077/scihor.25(6).2022.129-137

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“…Planning of activities throughout the entire product life cycle, organisation and control of execution, and evaluation of the results of the product competitiveness management system can be carried out by the planning and economic services of the agro-industrial complex in cooperation with marketing services (Shahini et al, 2022). To ensure competitiveness, these services should use a variety of strategic and tactical techniques, developing both operational and strategic development programs and plans.…”

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Ensuring food security and competitiveness of the agro-industrial complex

Jumabayeva,

Tuleubayeva,

Kanagatova

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Food Technol.

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The formation of the Kazakh national agricultural market is complicated by a sharp decline in government assistance to the country's agricultural sector, a decrease in the effectiveness of its regulation, a violation of economic relations between market entities, a drop in effective demand of the population, the disintegration of the economic space of the Commonwealth of Independent States countries, an increase in food imports. The presented study is aimed at considering the regulation of processes and the security of the grocery market and the support by the state of Kazakhstan for its own agro-industrial complex. The following research methods were applied in the study: analysis and synthesis of information, parsing of literature data on the subject of the study, and classification of information and data. The paper discussed the issues of regulating the development and safety of the food market and state aid for the agricultural industry of the republic. Local and international food security was thoroughly studied as a mechanism of national security. In addition, the basic principles were determined of guaranteed supply of the population with necessary foodstuffs at the national level, and food safety in a globalizing world, which has aroused special interest in the research on the competitiveness in the agricultural sector and its management system. The competitive ability of agricultural products from the perspective of economists is the ability to compete on price terms and quality parameters while ensuring steady growth in sales volumes in the internal and external markets. The agro-industrial complex is an important segment of diversification. This research is of practical value for scientists who work and conduct scientific activities in the fields of public catering, agriculture, and the food industry.

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Ensuring food security and competitiveness of the agro-industrial complex

Jumabayeva,

Tuleubayeva,

Kanagatova

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Food Technol.

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“…In the current study, it was also difficult to find indicators with a high enough level of statistical significance. This may indicate that there is no direct link between the use of innovative tools and business performance in the country, or it may mean that the relationship is more complex (not linear) [38][39][40][41]. In this case, drawing conclusions based on this issue requires additional future research.…”

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Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

Llazo,

Neza

2024

QAJ

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Within the framework of modern economic science, scientists are increasingly focusing on the role of small and medium-sized enterprises. This is determined by the many benefits they provide for the country’s development. Digitalisation is one of the opportunities that can make these structures function more efficiently. Therefore, an assessment of its possibilities for different countries is still relevant. The assessment was made for Albania in the research. The research aims to show the level of digitalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises in the country, as well as to provide recommendations for future policy development in this area. The main research methods used in the study were analysis, forecasting, abstraction. The study describes the role of small and medium-sized enterprises in Albania’s economic development and the importance of digitalisation in facilitating their growth. The study also surveyed more than 100 enterprises and based on selected statistics, described the relationship between marketing budget, years of existence and use of social media. The study also focused on the benefits of digital technologies for organisations, such as the automation of internal processes, and improved communication between the company and potential buyers (target audience). The study provides recommendations for further policymaking in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) development based on the identified weaknesses of SME development in Albania. This study contributes new knowledge to the field of entrepreneurship development in countries, small and medium-sized companies. In addition, it provides a better understanding of the peculiarities of the Albanian economy.

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“…Technological optimism or pessimism around new ambitious projects generally concentrates on several themes [6]: (1. ) Concerns around fairness or inclusiveness (or more generally the legitimacy of democratic governance at the municipal/city level).…”

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“Smart cities” and their vulnerability

Krulík,

Kolouch,

Pačmag

2024

APP

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In most discussions, “smart cities” are perceived as a largely positive phenomenon that improves the safety but above all the comfort of its inhabitants. The present paper constructively and critically analyses the approach of de facto unregulated development of “smart cities” with emphasis on the risks associated with this phenomenon. Examples from recent years, not only in the context of developments in Ukraine, show that modern, technological solutions, i.e. e-Government tools, can become a target or even a tool of variously motivated attackers (criminal groups, foreign powers). A “smart” city is often potentially more vulnerable than agglomerations managed more traditionally. This paper aims to demonstrate the possible risks through case studies and determine whether there are more comprehensive theoretical approaches to the subject.

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Smart fertilizers as a solution for the biodiversity and food security during the war in Ukraine

Cited by 12 publications

References 28 publications

Ensuring food security and competitiveness of the agro-industrial complex

Ensuring food security and competitiveness of the agro-industrial complex

Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

“Smart cities” and their vulnerability

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