Development of a Scientific and Innovative Sphere in Earth Resources Mining Sector of Kazakhstan

Kurmanov, Nurlan; Petrova, Mariana; Suleimenova, Shakhizada

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201910504045

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“…Literature review showed [6,7,8,9,10,11] that the establishment of ecotourism management is associated with the following circumstances. 1) Innovation is apprehended cautiously by those who already have their own niche in tourism.…”

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Analysis of tourism potential and ecological tourism development in Kazakhstan

2020

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This article analyzes the tourism potential and ecological tourism development in Kazakhstan on the example of the Kostanay region. To analyze the consumers of tourism products and services in the region, a sociological survey was conducted to determine the preferences of local residents. The aim of this study is to determine the interests, potential and attitude of the domestic market to the ecological tourism development in Kazakhstan. According to the results, it was revealed that the Kostanay region’s natural and historical sights has a rich potential for cultural and natural heritage. However, in the region there are problems of the further ecological tourism development: underdeveloped tourism infrastructure; the lack of systematic measures for the tourism development by the state body; problems with training for the industry.

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2020

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“…Currently, the chemical industry enterprises in the EAEU countries are mostly large industrial complexes [1]. Their experience in human resource management shows that a very objective situation has developed in the EAEU countries: on the one hand, enterprise managers understand the importance of human resources and the need for their development [2,3,4,5], on the other hand, they remain attached to the predominance of the traditional administrative management system, with the realization that this system is modern does not correspond to market conditions [6,7,8,9,10]. Currently, Kazakhstan is undergoing economic reforms: the main directions for modernizing the economy based on the introduction of advanced technologies have been formulated before society.…”

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Human Resource Assessment in the EAEU Countries’ Companies

Uteubayev¹,

Aidargaliyeva²,

Syrlybayeva

2020

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The article conducted a survey of experts in the chemical industry to assess the human resources in the EAEU countries’ companies. The hypothesis of research is due to the complex influence of the factor on human resources development, which ultimately affects the EAEU countries’ innovative development. The results of the study revealed the following negative factors that impede the formation and development of human resources in Kazakhstan. In Kazakhstan, the limiting factor to the technological breakthrough in the long term is the quality of human resources. There is a tendency to increase the outflow of promising youth and qualified personnel from Kazakhstan. The development of human resources in Kazakhstan is significantly affected by the lack of interest in the business environment in the additional costs of training and professional development of workers, as well as low wages of employees.

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“…In 1993 was reached the lowest point of development of industrial production-it was only 51.5% of this in 1989. These negative processes are reflected in the sector structure of industrial production [9,10]. Clearly outlined is the negative trend in the development of almost all industries.…”

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The place of machine parts production in the restructuring Bulgarian industry

Deneva

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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The end of the 20th century was quite stormy and left its mark in all fields of human existence. Moreover, it faced the human race with new challenges and trials. One of them is the wholly change in the economic system of society. The Bulgarian economy was also not pass of such changes. They were accompanied by large and painful transformations and turbulence. One of the most affected areas was industrial production. Its restructuring, the emergence and overcoming of various asymmetry continues to this day. At the present time, when we talk about the “new Industrial Revolution”, the digitization of the processes in the economy, when the world switched to Industry 4.0 the problem with the construction of a modern and competitive industrial sector is even more topical. An important part of this sector is the “machine parts production” industry. Over the years it also underwent a number of dips and transformations, but managed to maintain its position and lead role in the Bulgarian industry.

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Development of a Scientific and Innovative Sphere in Earth Resources Mining Sector of Kazakhstan

Cited by 23 publications

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Analysis of tourism potential and ecological tourism development in Kazakhstan

Analysis of tourism potential and ecological tourism development in Kazakhstan

Human Resource Assessment in the EAEU Countries’ Companies

The place of machine parts production in the restructuring Bulgarian industry

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