Efficiency of investment projects to modernize facilities housing and communal services (case of Kazakhstan)

Shalbolova, U.; Chikibayeva, Zarina; Kenzhegaliyeva, Z

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/650/1/012075

Cited by 6 publications

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“…These elements collectively underpin the relationship between e-service offerings and customer satisfaction, with a quality service experience being paramount [3]. This is echoed in research that positions young people as pivotal in the adoption of e-democracy and egovernment services, emphasizing the need for participatory models that resonate with youth engagement [8,18,19].…”

Section: Consumer Trust and Satisfactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

E-Service as a Sustainable Future: A Case of E-Albania

Neza,

Llazo

2023

IJSDP

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In the quest to elucidate the factors influencing consumer satisfaction within the realm of online services, this study zeroes in on the e-Albania platform, with a distinct aim to ascertain how adherence to circular economy principles impacts consumer e-satisfaction. Employing a mixed-methods approach, the study melds the empirical rigor of quantitative surveys with the nuanced understanding gleaned from qualitative interviews, offering a comprehensive view of the consumer landscape. The survey component of the research boasts a robust sample size, ensuring the findings are reflective of a broad spectrum of consumer interactions with the e-Albania service portal. Analysis of the data illuminates that not only are usability and reliability key drivers of e-satisfaction, but the integration of "green" values and consumer involvement in sustainability efforts are also pivotal. These findings advance the conversation on how online service providers, particularly those in the mold of e-Albania, can refine their service offerings to not only meet the functional demands of users but also to align with the evolving ethos of sustainable consumption. In sum, this study not only maps out the landscape of consumer e-satisfaction but also makes a compelling case for the strategic inclusion of circular economy tenets in service design and delivery as a means to foster a sustainable economy. It is an invaluable reference point for online service providers aiming to recalibrate their strategies in the direction of environmental sustainability and superior consumer satisfaction.

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Section: Consumer Trust and Satisfactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

E-Service as a Sustainable Future: A Case of E-Albania

Neza,

Llazo

2023

IJSDP

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“…Significant areas remain state-owned, and the legal and regulatory framework needs to be refined in order to address emerging issues. Power generation, grid, and retail companies remaining under state ownership should be transferred to private ownership as soon as possible (Shalbolova et al 2021). Similarly, regulators and the government should adjust retail energy prices where this has not yet happened.…”

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confidence: 99%

The current state and prospects for further development in the energy sector in Australia: reforms, foreign economic relations, investment climate

Ismayilov,

Mammadov,

Abbasova

et al. 2023

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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of the energy sector as well as the method of comparing the country's energy performance before and after the implementation of relevant reforms to better illustrate the effectiveness of existing projects. As a result, it was determined that the Australian government pursues a policy of carbon neutrality in the energy industry to reduce the harm caused to nature by harmful emissions into the atmosphere. The state has a focus on reducing the cost of electricity. It is also determined that Australia has a positive attitude toward foreign investment and is open to proposals for new technologies that improve the efficiency and security of the energy supply. The research mentions Australia's main trading partners, their joint projects, and enterprises. The main directions of alternative energy currently used, their advantages, and their disadvantages are identified. The research result may be of practical value for investors in the field of renewable energy sources in order to better understand the energy market in Australia and possible prospects, as well as for all interested parties.

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“…This promotes sustainable development, innovation and equal opportunities for all market actors. The more liberal the society (no centralised power system, less control and coordination), the more the "invisible hand of the market" works, and the more realistic the win-win principle is [5,9].…”

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confidence: 99%

Corporate Social Responsibility as a Basis for Innovative Entrepreneurship Development

Berdar,

Minochkina,

Kot

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The purpose of this study is a theoretical and empirical analysis of the phenomenon of social responsibility as the basis for innovative development of entrepreneurship and an important tool for simultaneously meeting the needs of business and society. In this study, a qualitative method is utilized. The study examines the concept, models, and tools of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), defines co-dependency of business and society as a necessary condition for sustainable development, analyses the application of CSR practices in business activities, substantiates the fact that social responsibility is a factor of increasing competitiveness, productivity and added value of goods and services, and the introduction of innovation. This paper contributes to a better understanding of the co-dependency of business and society and a link between CSR practices and innovative development, emphasizing the importance of open innovation in sustainable development. Future research directions include investigating CSR as a mechanism for the innovative development of entrepreneurship, analyzing case studies from Ukrainian and global perspectives, and examining the interdisciplinary discourse on social responsibility. However, the research is primarily based on the Ukrainian context, potentially limiting its applicability to other settings.

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Efficiency of investment projects to modernize facilities housing and communal services (case of Kazakhstan)

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

E-Service as a Sustainable Future: A Case of E-Albania

E-Service as a Sustainable Future: A Case of E-Albania

The current state and prospects for further development in the energy sector in Australia: reforms, foreign economic relations, investment climate

Corporate Social Responsibility as a Basis for Innovative Entrepreneurship Development

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