The Success Model to Manage the Cross-Border Infrastructure Projects

Brauweiler, Hans-Christian; Yerimpasheva, Aida; Alshimbayeva, Dina; Myrzakhmetova, A. M.

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-9804-0_5

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“…In their examination of global energy governance, some scholars have emphasized the role of regulatory bodies in harmonizing environmental standards. The Kazakhstan-China pipeline, spanning two nations, underscores the necessity for collaborative governance to address shared environmental concerns effectively [25,26].…”

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Environmental Sustainability in Cross-Border Energy Trade: the Case of the Kazakhstan – China Pipeline

Utelbayev,

Azhigali,

Amangeldin

2024

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The article delves into the nuanced realm of environmental sustainability in the context of the KazakhstanChina pipeline – a crucial conduit for oil and gas resources spanning borders. Rigorous methodologies, including Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping and community engagement, unveil the environmental challenges intrinsic to cross-border energy projects. From habitat disruption and pollution to the potential for oil spills, the negative impacts demand strategic mitigation. The article advocates for a multifaceted approach, recommending the incorporation of advanced technologies, strategic route planning, and diversified energy sources. Emphasizing community engagement, transparency, and international cooperation, the proposed sustainable practices aim to balance the imperatives of economic growth with ecological preservation. As the world grapples with increasing energy demands, the Kazakhstan-China pipeline stands as a poignant case study, prompting a collective reevaluation of our approach to global energy trade. Through proactive measures and collaborative efforts, it is possible to navigate the delicate equilibrium between energy security and environmental stewardship, fostering a future where sustainable practices underscore the foundation of cross-border energy endeavors.

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Section: Regulatory Framework and International Cooperationmentioning

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Environmental Sustainability in Cross-Border Energy Trade: the Case of the Kazakhstan – China Pipeline

Utelbayev,

Azhigali,

Amangeldin

2024

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“…The BRI is based on the concept of free trade, which contributes to the economic prosperity of the countries participating in the project (Zhang, 2020). In the light of this project, the management of cross-border projects is becoming increasingly important, especially for Kazakhstan, which is located at the intersection of the transcontinental corridors between Europe and China (Brauweiler et al, 2022).…”

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Conjugation of the Eurasian economic union and the belt road initiative: the role and place of Kazakhstan

Yerimpasheva

Myrzakhmetova

Alshimbayeva

2022

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Relevance. In mass media, the Silk Road Economic Belt and the Eurasian economic integration are considered as the driving forces behind Eurasia’s development. Nevertheless, the processes of Eurasian integration have been impeded by the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, 2020-22 have been marked by political turmoil in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states. Modelled on the European Union, the Eurasian Union increasingly resembles the former Soviet Union, which is a matter of concern for the member states. On the other hand, the growing democratic sentiments in the post-Soviet countries and the competition between Russia and China for influence in Eurasia make the cooperation of the EAEU and the Belt Road Initiative (BRI) more problematic. Research objective. The study examines the opportunities and challenges associated with the possible integration of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the Belt Road Initiative. Methods and Data. In this paper, we used an exploratory research design relying on collecting secondary and primary qualitative data. Methodologically, the study is based on the approaches of positive and nominative economics. The qualitative research in the form of in-depth interviews helped us gain insight into the economic problems of the EAEU member states. We also analyzed the dynamics of each member country’s GDP and compared it with that of China for the period from 2012 to present. Results. The compatibility of national and transnational interests in the EAEU programs is one of the main issues that have to be addressed. There have been specified areas of the EAEU’s development, many of which reveal the Russian Federation’s dominating role in managing the Union. According to the experts we have interviewed, to implement its programs, the EAEU needs significant centralization of power. On the other hand, the unresolved social, economic, and political issues can become a significant obstacle to the integration. Conclusion. Despite the widespread belief that the BRI would bring significant welfare and trade benefits to its participants, the EAEU member countries and China first need to focus on implementing political reforms, which the social and economic agenda hinges upon.

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The Success Model to Manage the Cross-Border Infrastructure Projects

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Environmental Sustainability in Cross-Border Energy Trade: the Case of the Kazakhstan – China Pipeline

Environmental Sustainability in Cross-Border Energy Trade: the Case of the Kazakhstan – China Pipeline

Conjugation of the Eurasian economic union and the belt road initiative: the role and place of Kazakhstan

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