SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT: design and management

Trushinya Inessa, doctoral student, Latvian University of Natural Sciences and Technologies, Jelgava

Putilov Alexander Valentinovich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Business Informatics and Management of Complex Systems, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Abramov Igor Viktorovich, post-graduate student, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Abramov Viktor Ivanovich, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Professor of the Department of Business Project Management, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the features of ensuring sustainable development of the EAEU countries. The relevance of the topic is due to the fact that in the conditions of uncertainty and rapid changes in the global economic environment, it is necessary to have tools to ensure the sustainable development of the EAEU countries. The calculated indicators of the sustainable development model and the system of criteria for assessing the sustainable development of the EAEU countries are presented. Based on the results obtained, directions for increasing the competitiveness of the economies of the BRICS member countries are proposed.

KEYWORDS: EAEU, technological excellence, digitalization, sustainable development, digital technologies, power, useful energy.

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Ryazantseva Elena Anatolyevna, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department “Accounting and Information Technologies in Business”, Lipetsk branch of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

Sitnikov Artyom Dmitrievich, Master, Lipetsk branch of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

Abstract

Currently, an urgent task is to integrate universities into the process of sustainable development through the creation of curricula, scientific research and practical projects, as well as cooperation with organizations and institutions that deal with sustainability issues. The main part of the work describes the methods of studying this process, the results and their analysis, as well as possible directions for further research on this problem.

KEYWORDS: sustainable development, nature, society, people, universities.

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Kontsevich Galina Evgenievna, Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Humanitarian and Economic Disciplines, Branch of the Stavropol State Pedagogical Institute in Zheleznovodsk

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The article reveals the features of social interests that play a key role in the formation and development of society. Social interests are inextricably linked with the needs of people. Social interests contribute to the formation of groups and communities with common goals and objectives. In the modern world, it is necessary to be able to quickly reorganize and find new areas of interest.

KEYWORDS: socialization, society, political institutions, social interests.

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Putilov Alexander Valentinovich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Business Informatics and Management of Complex Systems, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Mokshin Mikhail Yurievich, postgraduate student, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

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The paper considers the development of the nuclear industry in Russia before and after the publication of the Decree of the President of Russia “On the development of equipment, technologies and scientific research in the field of the use of atomic energy in the Russian Federation” in 2020. A brief overview of the content of the provisions of the decree is presented, including the definition of tasks, directions for the development of the nuclear industry and a system of indicators for assessing the solution of development tasks. Also considered are the problems and prospects for prospective analysis, including the financing of activities and various problems, such as technological, economic, environmental and social. The importance of fulfilling the tasks stipulated by the decree for ensuring the energy security of Russia is emphasized, and a set of prospects for the development of the nuclear industry in the future is discussed.

KEYWORDS: nuclear industry, comprehensive program, technology development, energy security, predictive analysis.

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Gazukina Yulia Gennadievna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Law, Gorno-Altai State University

Kuttubaeva Toskanay Aitmukanovna, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Economics, Tourism and Applied Informatics, Gorno-Altai State University

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The main indicators characterizing the development of the tourist and recreational complex of the Altai Republic are presented. The positive and negative impact of the tourist and recreational complex on the sustainable development of the Altai Republic is determined. The necessity of the transition of the management of the tourist and recreational complex to the model of the “green” economy is substantiated. Recommendations are presented to stimulate the development of “greening” tourism in the region, including the formation of a policy for the development of tourism in the context of the “green” economy, the development of ecological and rural tourism.

KEYWORDS: model of “green” economy, tourism in the context of “green” economy, tourism development strategy, ecological tourism, rural tourism.

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Kurchenko Anna Alexandrovna, post-graduate student, State University of Management

Kirova Elena Alexandrovna, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Professor of the Department of Accounting, Audit and Taxation, State University of Management

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Financial analysis in environmental organizations is a critical process that helps these organizations control and effectively manage their financial condition. This paper explores the importance of financial analysis in environmental organizations and highlights the current issues they face. In addition, key performance indicators, tools and methods of financial analysis are considered.

KEYWORDS: financial analysis, environmental organizations, problems and limitations.

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Zepp-LaRouche Helga, head of the International Schiller Institute

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Helga Zepp-LaRouche at the Nov. 22, 2022 Schiller Institute conference, “Stop the Danger of Nuclear War Now; Third Seminar of Political and Social Leaders of the World,” offered the following ten principles, upon which a new global security and development architecture could be founded. She added in her Nov. 24 webcast, “These ideas are meant to be food for thought and a dialogue among all people concerned to find a basis for a world order guaranteeing the durable existence of the human species.”

KEYWORDS: international security, sustainable development, civilizations, multipolar world, Lyndon LaRouche.

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Contents

Petrov Andrey Evgenievich
THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY FLOW AND DUALITY OF SPACE

Beltiukov Anatoly Petrovich, Maslov Sergey Gennadyevich
ON SOME RESERVES AND DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING

Glaz Roman Alekseevich, Shamaeva Ekaterina Fedorovna, Pryakhin Vadim Nikolaevich
DEFINITION OF THE CONCEPT OF A “COMPLEX SYSTEM” IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SCIENCE

Popov Eugene Borisovich
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY RISK MANAGEMENT AS A CONTRIBUTION OF ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING HAZARDOUS PRODUCTION FACILITIES TO ENSURING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIETY

Petrov Andrey Evgenievich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education NSTU “MISiS”

Abstract

In 1981, the author investigated the dependence of power on changing the connection of branches in an electrical network (circuit). Let there be current and voltage sources with the same power in separate, unconnected branches. The sum of the powers of the current sources is equal to the sum of the powers of the voltage sources. A well-known property of non-amplification (Volaver’s theorem) is that the magnitude of the voltage on the branches is not higher than the sum of the voltage on the sources. When connecting branches, the power (product of voltage and current) dissipated on the branches of the connected network from current sources decreases. Similarly, when connecting branches, the power dissipated on the branches of the connected network from voltage sources decreases. It turned out that if individual branches are connected to a network, then half of the sum of the powers of current and voltage sources is dissipated in it. The question arose – where is the other half of the power? Where power disappears is the title of a section in the author’s 1985 book Tensor Methodology in Systems Theory. It turned out that the other half of the power is in a dual network in which closed and open paths are reversed. A loop in one network corresponds to an open path in the dual network, and vice versa. The constancy of power when changing the structure, changing the connection of branches, is a consequence of the invariant of the duality of networks. Or vice versa?

KEYWORDS: law of conservation of energy flow, scientific discovery, tensors, dual networks.

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