Public-private partnership as the basis for creating a crossborder cluster (Russia-Kazakhstan) for deep grain processing: the essence and specifics of the formation

Нечаев, В С; Paptsov, Andrei Gennadevich; Mikhailushkin, P. V.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/650/1/012095

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“…It means that clusters can easily cross administrative or political borders provided that these borders are transparent for economic exchanges. In other words, a cluster must be located in a limited geographic region, but this region may include parts of different states [21]. It increases the potential of customers as tools of transnational cooperation and integration.…”

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Clusters and cooperatives as a tool of sustainable food security: a comparative analysis

Mindlin

Новиков²,

Ignatyeva³

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The present model of development of the Russian agriculture, characterized by domination of large agri-food companies, creates threats for sustainable development of small agricultural business (local and family farms). Potential disappearance of these small businesses from the market would undermine the sustainability of the Russian agriculture and the food security of Russian Federation. In order to survive in this unfavorable environment, small business should combine their resources, participate in agri-food value chains and get access to Russian and global food market. The goal of the present paper is to identify potential strategies of development of small agricultural business within different models of cooperation. The paper contains a detailed analysis of key features of clusters and cooperatives. It is demonstrated that clusters as flexible structures have a higher potential of resource accumulation thanks to absence of limitations for potential members. Clusters also ensure trans-border cooperation. All these features are absent in agricultural cooperatives. Due to these facts clusters should be preferred to cooperatives as a tool of strategic development of small agricultural business. However cooperatives can be used as an additional tool. Cooperatives can participate in clusters. These conclusions constitute the contribution of the present paper for practice. In addition to this recommendation for selection of strategies of small business development, the comparative analysis of clusters and cooperatives helped to identify the key distinctive features of clusters as institutional structures. Knowledge of these features may be useful for analysis of cluster development. This result is the theoretical contribution of the present paper.

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Clusters and cooperatives as a tool of sustainable food security: a comparative analysis

Mindlin

Новиков²,

Ignatyeva³

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…В рамках данной модели предусмотрена передача государством части рисков на компании частного сектора, учитывая их опыт и творческие возможности. Такой вид партнерских отношений создает для государства дополнительные преимущества, включая сокращение потребности в бюджетном финансировании проектов [1,7,10,[12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. В свою очередь, преимуществами для частных компаний станут: расширение клиентуры (получение новых заказчиков и потребителей), стабильность деятельности, владение целыми рынками сбыта, в сравнении с традиционными рыночными нишами.…”

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Development of public-private partnership mechanisms in the grain product sub-complex

Espolov¹,

Tireuov²,

Богомолова³

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Vestn. Voronež. gos. univ. inž. tehnol.

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In the context of the active entry of Kazakhstan into the world economy, the growing shortage and decline in the quality of raw materials and the related rise in prices for grain and bakery products, the grain-product subcomplex of the domestic agro-industrial complex is of particular importance. The article notes that the development of production in various sectors and spheres of the economy of Kazakhstan requires the search and use of new, more efficient forms of implementation of production and economic activities. One of the key methods of solving this problem is the integration of commodity producers, which makes it possible to unite in a single complex all the links of the reproduction cycle in the technological chain “production of raw materials - output of finished products”. It is emphasized that domestic and foreign experience has proved that integrated education, formed on the basis of the principles of public-private partnership, achieves a high level of efficiency and competitiveness. For the successful implementation of public-private partnership projects in the grain product sub-complex, an in-depth study, generalization and systematization of the experience of using this mechanism by both national and foreign companies that have achieved high results in this area is required. Currently, public-private partnership continues to remain at the initial stage of development, which is largely due to the specific high-risk features of the functioning of the branches of the grain product sub-complex. These circumstances emphasize the importance of a detailed analysis of methods and tools for increasing the competitiveness of enterprises and organizations of the domestic grain products subcomplex, first of all, targeted investment in the development of production.

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Public-private partnership as the basis for creating a crossborder cluster (Russia-Kazakhstan) for deep grain processing: the essence and specifics of the formation

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Clusters and cooperatives as a tool of sustainable food security: a comparative analysis

Clusters and cooperatives as a tool of sustainable food security: a comparative analysis

Development of public-private partnership mechanisms in the grain product sub-complex

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