Sustainable development indicators of the Ural region

Бобылев, С.Н.; Solovyova, S. V.; Ситкина, К.С.

doi:10.17059/2013-2-1

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“…-is based on interrelated environmental, economic and social factors allowing in certain integral indicators "human development index", "adapted net savings", " economy knowledge index", "composite index of stability" and others to consider the fundamental principle of life -biotic regulation in the environment; 05001-p. 4 …”

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“…The scientific fundamental basis of the concept of sustainable subsoil use is the theory of biotic regulation in the environment [4].…”

Section: Environmental Aspect Of Subsoil Usementioning

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“…The common systems of indicators [4,5] are usually formed in order of their popularity and in order of their importance for the certain areas of natural resource use [6]. The popularity is provided by the developers' status (the United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development, the World Bank, the European Union and others).…”

Section: The Indicators Of Sustainable Subsoil Usementioning

confidence: 99%

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System of Strategic Priorities and Indicators of Ecologically Sustainable Subsoil Use

Lebedev

Krupinin

Belov

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MATEC Web of Conferences

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Abstract. The system of strategic priorities and indicators of ecologically sustainable subsoil use is based on a fundamental basis -biotic regulation and it has a systematic character defined by conceptual, ideological, political and economic levels of management. It also possesses strict priorities and is based on interrelated ecological, economic and social factors, it reflects space-time dynamics of development and subsoil use. The indicators of ecologically sustainable subsoil use are indicators that characterize the change of natural, social and economic environment at different times; they provide qualitative and quantitative characteristic of subsoil use problem. The majority of existing sets of indicators of sustainable subsoil use doesn't give a complete picture, is weakly connected with each other and no priorities are distinguished among them.

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“…The scientific fundamental basis of the concept of sustainable subsoil use is the theory of biotic regulation in the environment [4].…”

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Section: The Indicators Of Sustainable Subsoil Usementioning

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System of Strategic Priorities and Indicators of Ecologically Sustainable Subsoil Use

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Krupinin

Belov

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“…However, this "respite" for the environment ended as the Russian economy began to grow in 1999. As the experts believe, unsustainable trends in Russian development are related in many respects to the underestimation of the environmental factor in the macroeconomic strategy, leading to a further degradation of the environment and a depletion of natural resources (Bobylev and Perelet 2013). Th e rise of the economy based on high environment exploitation, raw materials and polluting industries in 2000s aggravated these processes (Bobylev and Alexandrova 2005).…”

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“…Politico-economic reforms of that period aimed at modernizing key economic sectors; however, the application of sustainability principles was rather selective (Andreassen 2016). Th e lack of sustainability-focused reforms was due to Russia's industrial policy of pushing economic growth via raw materials' extraction (Bobylev and Perelet 2013). Natural resources, including the rich resources of the Arctic region, were declared the foundation of Russia's "economic future".…”

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Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic: Legal Implications

Gladun

2019

NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

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Sustainable development has increasingly entered into the Arctic context. For Russia, the Arctic means enormous natural resources and potential for the country's social and economic well-being. Th e focus of this paper is the dynamics of environmental and Arctic legislation in Russia; attention is also given to the rationale and justifi cation of legal implications of sustainable development in the Russian Arctic. Specifi cally, it discusses barriers in transitioning to sustainable development and estimates relevant legal tools used over the last three decades applicable to the Arctic territories. Th e general idea is that despite strong political will to promote sustainable development, Russia's unstable economy has impeded the country's sustainability development objectives. Consequently, resource-based development is prioritized over environmental concerns and puts environmentally fragile territories, like the Arctic, at great risk. Th e research methods include context analysis of the Russian federal and regional laws and contextual interviews at the federal and regional government levels. Th e results of the research are the identifi cation of achievements and defi ciencies in the rule of law related to sustainable development of the Russian Arctic as well as policy recommendations for public authorities. Th e paper outlines that as long as Russian legislation lacks specifi c rules addressing sustainability in the Russian Arctic, it would be diffi cult for the government to implement international principles of sustainable development across this territory.

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Assessing the Social Component of the Genuine Progress Indicator for Russia

Pyzheva

2021

Proceeding of the International Science and Technology Conference "FarEastСon 2020"

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Sustainable development indicators of the Ural region

Cited by 7 publications

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System of Strategic Priorities and Indicators of Ecologically Sustainable Subsoil Use

System of Strategic Priorities and Indicators of Ecologically Sustainable Subsoil Use

Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic: Legal Implications

Assessing the Social Component of the Genuine Progress Indicator for Russia

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