Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development management of an organization based on Russian traditional values

DOI: 10.33917/mic-2.127.2025.30-43

In the context of the growing importance of sustainable development and increasing societal expectations toward business, Russian companies face the need to integrate corporate social responsibility into management processes based on the traditional values of national culture. This article presents theoretical and methodological approaches to developing a value-based model for managing organizational sustainable development. Key elements of the model, including principles of fairness, dignity, and solidarity, are explored, as well as their role in enhancing organizational resilience and adaptability. A conceptual foundation has been formed for the subsequent development of a functional model and tools for its implementation.

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The mechanism of implementation of projects for the modernization of local energy systems within the framework of corporate social responsibility of mining enterprises of the Far North

DOI: 10.33917/mic-6.119.2024.81-93

The authors analyzed the features of the functioning of diesel power plants in the decentralized regions of Yakutia and justified the need for their modernization using energy storage systems that optimize operating modes and reduce fuel consumption. A model of multilateral partnership is proposed, which includes three key elements: a Coordinating Council, a Project office and a Public Supervisory Board. A comprehensive system of socio-economic criteria for the selection of projects has been developed. The financial mechanism based on the creation of the energy development fund of the Far North, formed at the expense of contributions from mining enterprises and co-financing from regional authorities, is presented. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the development of a mechanism for integrating projects for the modernization of local energy systems into the structure of corporate social responsibility strategies of extractive enterprises, which ensures sustainable financing and implementation of projects. The results of the study can be used in the implementation of energy projects in other regions.

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Social responsibility of business and value creation

DOI: 10.33917/mic-3.104.2022.57-62

Attentionofacademics, governmentsandcorporationsisbeingdrawntothenecessityfordecreasingtheharmfulimpactofbusinesson theenvironment, solvingsocialissues, enhancingcorporategovernance.The concept andarea of corporate social responsibility have expanded due to the impact of coronavirus infection (COVID-19). This article considers the issues of social responsibility of businesses and value creation from the long-term perspective.

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Human Intelligence Manages Power Engineering

#1. Beyond Design Basis Evaluations

Each national economy has got different resources potential and the possibilities for its effective reproduction in order to ensure own safety and growth. All this is a prerequisite for creating the Common Economic Space and the Customs Union.