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Omurzakova, Aliya; Shalbolova, U.; Mukhanova, Gaini

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“…Similarly, the Global Infrastructure Hub (2019) [16] developed risk matrices for PPPs that include risk factors, preferred risk allocation, mitigation measures, actions, and recommendations based on the type of market in which the project is conducted. Omurzakova (2022) [44] suggests that a risk matrix can be employed during project assessment to determine risk significance, relationship, and priority. Another qualitative tool is the risk register, as emphasized by Williams (1994) [45], who states that the risk register functions as an information repository and usually contains more fields for recording information when compared to a risk matrix.…”

Section: Literature Review 21 Previous Studies On Ppp Risk Assessment...mentioning

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Riesgo: A Knowledge-Based Qualitative Risk Assessment System for PPP Projects

Kuru,

Artan

2024

Buildings

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A successful public-private partnership (PPP) relies heavily on effective risk assessment, given the intricate risk factors and contractual arrangements involved. While quantitative risk assessment methods have received significant attention in the PPP literature, qualitative risk assessment, the sector’s predominant preference, remains underexplored, causing a low level of applicability of academic studies and indicating a noticeable research gap. A qualitative risk assessment tool prototype, Riesgo, is developed in this paper as a customizable, knowledge-based digital risk register incorporating a pre-defined template that guides users using PPP risk factors, compensation and mitigation options, project information requirements, and risk register items. This paper presents the proposed system architecture, explains the research steps adopted in determining the system elements, and delineates the system functions through a use case developed to illustrate the process and information flows. The prototype was verified by 13 PPP experts who employed it for risk assessment, and their feedback was utilized for further development. A validation survey of 21 professionals affirmed Riesgo’s usability and applicability in the industry. The customizable and knowledge-based prototype has the potential to streamline effective risk assessment and guide the users across various PPP phases, such as early risk assessment, feasibility studies, contract preparation, and monitoring.

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Riesgo: A Knowledge-Based Qualitative Risk Assessment System for PPP Projects

Kuru,

Artan

2024

Buildings

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Legal regulation of social entrepreneurship

Ualiyeva,

Zhempiissov,

Zhabelova

et al. 2024

Scientific Herald of Uzhhorod University Series Physics

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Relevance. The relevance of the study on social entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan is conditioned upon the fact that it is an essential source of social, economic, and environmental wealth, and is also defined as one of the key components in the policy of developed countries. Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to cover the integral mechanism of functioning of the segment under study and to investigate its legal regulation. Methodology. In this article were used methodological approaches, such as the theoretical methodological approach, the method of legal hermeneutics, the statistical method, the method of comparative legal analysis, the method of synthesis, etc. Results. The results of the study showed that currently social entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan fully provides the state with the completeness of the performance of the functions assigned to it, but to increase this indicator, the practices of advanced countries, especially the USA, Great Britain, Australia, South Korea, and Malaysia were studied, which will contribute to the allocation of recommendations for raising the role of effective social entrepreneurship in the region under study. Conclusions. This study identifies and covers the theoretical aspect of the implementation of social entrepreneurship, analyses the legal norms regulating this activity in Kazakhstan, namely the Entrepreneurial Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Resolution of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Rules for maintaining the register of social entrepreneurship entities" (2021) and other regulations; the statistics of social entrepreneurship in the cities of republican significance of Nursultan were analysed in detail Almaty, Shymkent, and other regions; based on this, the advantages of social entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan and the problems that may stand in the way of the proper functioning of this sector were investigated.

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Development of the innovation system infrastructure of Kazakhstan in the context of the knowledge-intensive economy

Sabirova,

Korgan,

Adiyetova

et al. 2024

Scientific Herald of Uzhhorod University Series Physics

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Relevance. The modern conditions of post-industrialism in the sphere of economic relations are influenced by some factors, in particular, institutional changes and the challenges of globalization. In turn, this is characterized by a new format that has an organizational and institutional focus. Purpose. This research aims to elucidate the distinctions between the terms “institute” and “institution” within the context of the innovation economy. Methodology. The study draws on theoretical and methodological foundations rooted in the national innovation system, synthesizing insights from foreign and domestic scholarship. Employing a system-structural and functional approach Results. The research unveils a sequential hierarchy of institutional definitions, revealing inherent differences between “institute” and “institution”. It proposes a classification of institutions based on eight criteria, offering a nuanced understanding of institutional dynamics within the innovation economy. Notably, it introduces the concept of temporary and permanent institutions, elucidating their roles in periods of systemic modernization and legislative evolution. Conclusions. The study underscores the necessity for clarity in conceptualizing institutional terms, particularly within the realm of institutionalism.

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Riesgo: A Knowledge-Based Qualitative Risk Assessment System for PPP Projects

Riesgo: A Knowledge-Based Qualitative Risk Assessment System for PPP Projects

Legal regulation of social entrepreneurship

Development of the innovation system infrastructure of Kazakhstan in the context of the knowledge-intensive economy

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