Environmental management on the basis of Complex Regional Indicators Concept: case of the Murmansk region

Kozlov, Aleksandr; Gutman, Svetlana; Zaychenko, Irina; Rytova, Elena; Nijinskaya, P

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/91/1/012073

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“…The SRPI meets these requirements as a modified model of the balanced scorecard (BSC) system, adapted to regional specifics. This modified model was proposed and developed in [17,18], it is the basis for decision-making and can be adjusted at any stage of implementation. The BSC system is also used in [19] as a structure for developing entrepreneurship in a region taking into account both internal and external factors.…”

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“…Thus, the proposed strategic map for the development of the construction sector of the Murmansk Region is a versatile tool for describing the development program, allowing to adjust the goals and the corresponding indicators, and to manage the process of achieving these goals. The strategic map devised for the development of the construction sector in the Murmansk Region makes up a part of the overall strategic map for the development of the region and is linked to other elements of the overall map [17].…”

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“…These methods include collection and processing of statistical data, in this case, the socio-economic indicators of investments in the construction sector of the Murmansk Region. Quantitative methods include a conceptual model of a set of regional performance indicators (SRPI) using strategic maps with quantitative indicators recorded by the Federal State Statistics Service [17].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Strategic map as a tool for increasing the investment attractiveness of the regional construction sector: case of the Murmansk region

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A review of studies found that investments in construction have a multiple macroeconomic effect; therefore, these flows must be stimulated. However the study revealed that investments in construction in the Far North regions of Russian Federation including Murmansk region have suffered a decrease over a 20-year period, which has a negative impact on the infrastructure and the logistic system. Thus the goal of the research was to develop a strategic map for the sector's development in order to increase its investment attractiveness. The paper suggests improving the investment attractiveness on the basis of the concept of a set of regional indicators, which is easily visualized by strategic maps. The proposed strategic map for construction sector of Murmansk region consists of four components: training, development and innovation; industry and entrepreneurship; society and market; regional finances and contains the key indicators characterizing each of the components. These components and corresponding indicators allow for regional authorities formulating the strategy of the sector development and monitoring the results of the strategy implementation. * Corresponding author: avk55-spb@yandex.ru

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“…In [Volkov et al 2013] the proposed room-and-pillar mining method for limestone. The authors argue that it is possible without losses of production efficiency, especially in the northern regions with severe climatic conditions [Kozlov et al 2015].…”

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Prospects of the Environmental Technologies Implementation in the Cement Industry in Russia

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Russian cement industry is in decline. Enterprises operate on the basis of technologies developed in USSR. In this connection such fundamental issues of the enterprises functioning, as energy efficiency, environmental safety, resource-saving, resources provision and others, are overlooked. The paper attempts to define the priorities of the Russian cement industry development based on the experience of developed countries. The most promising technologies for the designated key areas were described and their benefits and drawbacks were identified. Due to the major role of the raw resources in Russian economy, the issues of increasing the efficiency of cement plants, should be discussed with considering the efficiency of mining enterprises extracting mineral raw materials needed for manufacturing process. Given the significant investments required to the industry modernization, which can not be achieved through government support, it is proposed to create conditions for the development of the integrated companies. In addition, a key factor that can ensure the sustainable development of the industry is a cross-sectoral cooperation , which will allow to organize a low-waste production cycle with a minimal costs of raw materials.

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“…But this method has a significant disadvantage: it characterizes a specific geographic location (according to the limiting environmental factors). The reason for the disadvantage of this method is the assumption of using different units of measurement in the same equation [6,7,8,9].…”

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Thermodynamic approach to climate change assessment in Pskov

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Environmental management on the basis of Complex Regional Indicators Concept: case of the Murmansk region

Cited by 16 publications

References 14 publications

Strategic map as a tool for increasing the investment attractiveness of the regional construction sector: case of the Murmansk region

Strategic map as a tool for increasing the investment attractiveness of the regional construction sector: case of the Murmansk region

Prospects of the Environmental Technologies Implementation in the Cement Industry in Russia

Thermodynamic approach to climate change assessment in Pskov

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