Digital Socially-Oriented Projects Within the Framework of the Sustainable Development Concept

Kuznetsova, Evgenia; Podolyak, Olga; Albasha, Tawfeek; Smetanina, А.А.; Terenteva, Daria

doi:10.17513/fr.42951

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“…For this reason, these goals can be called "process goals" [13]. At the same time, it is possible to provide "project" goals [14]. The project goals of the industrial enterprise will be aimed at the implementation of "traditional process" goals.…”

Section: Ensuring Safe Working Conditionsmentioning

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Most of the countries of the world strive to be committed to the Concept of Sustainable Development and develop their own national system for monitoring progress towards the implementation of the 17 global Sustainable Development Goals. In most cases, implementation is ensured through the national projects that have an infrastructure nature. At the same time, it is very appropriate to use the achievements of business organizations, primarily industrial enterprises, which include environmental and social goals as providing direct production activities. These goals and, accordingly, the indicators that evaluate them, reflect the process activity of the enterprise. The study shows the role of the project activity of the enterprise, which ensures the successful implementation of process goals within the functional direction (by the example of the environmental and social spheres of ensuring the production process of the enterprise). As a result of the analysis of the industrial enterprises standard reporting, indicators that meet the parameters of sustainable development approved in the Russian Federation, are identified. Recommendations are given for expanding the sustainable development goals that an industrial enterprise can meet in the framework of ensuring its production activities.

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Institutional constraints and opportunities for public-private partnership development in telemedicine

Panikarova

ZOLOTOV

2022

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Subject. The article considers problems of attracting investments into telemedicine in Russia. Objectives. The purpose is to analyze prospects for remote delivery of health care services, assess the legal framework for public-private partnership development in health care. Methods. The study employs methods of institutional analysis and economic statistics. Results. One of the most attractive options for the development of digital health services and telemedicine in Russia in conditions of its economic blockade and limited access to advanced global technologies is the use of public-private partnership mechanisms. There are many major players in the Russian telemedicine market, the software is being improved. Conclusions. To develop telemedicine in Russia, attract investment, including through the mechanisms of PPP, it is required to improve the methodological and regulatory framework in this area, accelerate processes of import substitution of high-tech equipment, implement mechanisms to ensure project payback, consistently solve problems of institutional and market constraints.

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The Russian telemedicine market in the context of economic sanctions: Development prospects

Panikarova

ZOLOTOV

2023

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Subject. This article discusses the problems of quality of medical services. Objectives. The article aims to determine the areas of development of the Russian telemedicine market in the context of economic sanctions. Methods. For the study, we used the logical and statistical analyses. Results. The article finds that despite the difficulties associated with the ban on the supply to Russia of technical devices necessary for the production of equipment, Russia has accumulated actual experience in providing telemedicine services, and a large number of large digital platforms have been created in the field of healthcare. Conclusions. To develop telemedicine tools and services in Russia, it is necessary to improve the methodological and regulatory framework, and intensify the processes of import substitution in the medical industry.

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Digital Socially-Oriented Projects Within the Framework of the Sustainable Development Concept

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Machine-Building Enterprise Sustainable Development Level Assessment

Machine-Building Enterprise Sustainable Development Level Assessment

Institutional constraints and opportunities for public-private partnership development in telemedicine

The Russian telemedicine market in the context of economic sanctions: Development prospects

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