Ethnic Social and Ecosystem Approach to the Evaluation of the Lifehoods of Small Indigenous Peoples of the North

Loginov, V. G.; Ignatyeva, Margarita; Balashenko, V. V.

doi:10.17059/2018-3-15

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“…Consistency of mining enterprises problems is related to the fact that in the process of mining there are also related complications in addition to direct environmental ones. In particular, environmental pollution is directly related to the issue of economic justification for secondary and primary metal losses (transfer to finished products, groundwater pollution) [5], changes in the social environment [6].…”

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Managed attenuation of the mining enterprise as a component of the development strategy of the territory

2020

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The article critically examines the positive and negative consequences of labor productivity growth at mining enterprises in the conditions of the old industrial region. It is suggested that for enterprises of the middle Urals it is necessary to form a mining production development strategy based on the directions of the regional strategy, which is not always connected with labor productivity growth by increasing mining volumes. The article is aimed at studying the factors affecting the prospects of mining enterprises activity from the standpoint of choosing strategic alternatives to their development. The methods of analysis: logical analysis, structural analysis, logical modeling, literature analysis. Using the logical modeling method, the following hypothesis was verified: that mining enterprises strategic development features in the conditions of an old industrial region should consider the strategy of municipalities in which these enterprises are located. For such mining enterprises, the increase in productivity through increased production is not unequivocally positive. It is concluded that in order to ensure the activities coherence of regions and enterprises, it is necessary to ensure balanced development, which can be achieved through the application of a managed strategy attenuation of the mining enterprise.

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Managed attenuation of the mining enterprise as a component of the development strategy of the territory

2020

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“…Environmental uncertainties in the field of natural resource management are closely intertwined with the social ones, for example, in the field of subsurface management in the civil society attitude to the income distribution and the production-based social benefit formation and consumption, in the local population attitude to the changes in the traditional form of employment and participation in the mining industry, in the attitude of the indigenous population of the North [15] to the placement of the subsurface management facilities and infrastructure in the territory of traditional natural resource management.…”

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Characteristics of current challenges, risks and uncertainties in the field of natural resource management

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“…Very rarely is there an agreement or financial aid to the individuals directly [41]. Concluding agreements with local communities has a long tradition in extractive industry projects abroad [6,51]. In concluding agreements at the local level, the companies pursue different objectives.…”

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“…How the actual benefit looks is a matter of interpretation. The capital allocations do not lead to prosperity growth of the local communities and do not cover all their damages and losses [17,51]. The communities should know where and how the natural resources and benefits are being distributed.…”

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Industrial Projects and Benefit-Sharing Arrangements in the Russian North. Is Contracting Possible?

Britcyna

2019

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The extractive industries and local communities in the Russian Arctic make socio-economic agreements to support social and environmental initiatives in the territories of their operations. The extractive industries address social responsibilities through grant projects and social investments. In the framework of social investments, major industrial corporations are supposed to distribute benefits obtained from resource exploitation to stakeholders who are affected by industrial operations. This article presents different forms of benefit-sharing arrangements and how they work in practice in the context of contracting for natural resources (oil, gas, metals and minerals) in Russia. The analysis outlines specific types of contracts and how they are implemented. While benefit-sharing arrangements can provide some benefits for local and regional stakeholders, it is controversial whether these arrangements can improve the situation as far as even-handed sharing of society’s environmental risks, benefits, and impacts is concerned. The article discusses how voluntary social partnership agreements in line with corporate citizenship and stakeholder management can alleviate problems between local people and industries in the Russian Arctic.

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Ethnic Social and Ecosystem Approach to the Evaluation of the Lifehoods of Small Indigenous Peoples of the North

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Managed attenuation of the mining enterprise as a component of the development strategy of the territory

Managed attenuation of the mining enterprise as a component of the development strategy of the territory

Characteristics of current challenges, risks and uncertainties in the field of natural resource management

Industrial Projects and Benefit-Sharing Arrangements in the Russian North. Is Contracting Possible?

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