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Siberian Development Vector: Based on Cooperation and Interaction
V A Kryukov1, B L Lavrovskii1, V E Seliverstov1
1Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, 630090 Novosibirsk, Russia.
Studies on Russian Economic Development
|September 30, 2020
Summary
Siberia
Area of Science:
- Economics
- Regional Development
- Innovation Studies
Background:
- Siberia faces unique socio-economic, scientific, and technological development challenges.
- Modern global and national threats impact Siberia's economic landscape.
- The Siberian Federal District requires strategic interventions for sustainable growth.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline the Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering's perspective on Siberia's development.
- To identify key problems and prospects for Siberia's socio-economic and technological advancement.
- To propose strategies for enhancing Siberia's position in Russian and global economies.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of current socio-economic and technological trends in Siberia.
- Identification of critical development challenges and threats.
- Formulation of investment project proposals and policy recommendations.
Main Results:
- Economic recovery hinges on increased investment across macroregional, regional, and municipal levels.
- Strategic investment in high-tech niches is crucial for integrating Siberia into global value chains.
- A multi-level system of priority measures is proposed for national, interregional, and regional implementation.
Conclusions:
- Increased investment activity is essential for Siberian economic recovery and regional development.
- Targeted investment in high-tech sectors will embed Siberia in advanced economies.
- A comprehensive, multi-level strategy is required to address Siberia's development challenges and leverage its potential.
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