Mykolas Romeris University Research Management System (CRIS)





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  • conference poster[2023][T1e][S004][1]
    Transformations of personality, society and the labor market: future challenges and impact on education : a collection of abstracts of the International Scientific and Practical Conference (September 20-22, 2023, Ukraine, Kharkiv)., p. 34.
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  • Item type:Publication,
    Risk management analysis of environmental investment in economic security
    [Аналіз управління ризиками інвестицій в навколишнє середовище для забезпечення економічної безпеки]
    research article[2023][S1][S003][10]
    Koval, Viktor V.
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    Gonchar, Viktoriya V.
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    Udovychenko, Viktoriia V.
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    Slobodianiuk, Olha V.
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    Soloviova, Olha M.
    Journal of Geology, Geography and Geoecology, 2023, vol. 32, no. 3, p. 540-549

    Biodiversity loss is irreversible and demands investment in organizational measures for environmental protection and effective risk management of relevant financial investments to ensure national economic security. This research analyzes the directions of investment support for economic security based on rational interaction between society and ecosystems. The goal of this article is to identify the main directions of anthropogenic impact on the environment and the interdependence of improving ecological indicators through investment activities in the corresponding direction to ensure economic security. The study examines investment directions in environmental protection within the LIFE program projects to prevent negative cause-and-effect effects from the implementation of natural innovations. The maximization of the EU’s efforts in ecosystem restoration and protection is identified to mitigate investment risks by promoting the adoption of innovations across a wider range of societal spheres. It is estimated that during the period from 2018 to 2022, there was an increase in investment in environmental protection by approximately 18%, resulting in areduction in emissions intensity by 22.9% by economic activity types from 2016 to 2021, and the average CO2 emissions indicator contributed to a decrease by 1.1%. Investing in the environment requires continuous adaptation to changing external conditions and requires adjustments to reduce risk threats, such as unforeseen consequences of financial investments in certain economic sectors, shifts in societal behavior, and unexpected ecosystem impacts. However, effective management of investment risks is a potential for the development of environmental investment activities, such as the implementation and support of sustainable innovations (transition to eco-friendly construction, reforestation, raw material certification).

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  • research article[2024][S1b][S004][20];
    Gonchar, Viktoriya
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    Abliazova, Nataliia
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    Filipishyna, Liliya
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    Onofriichuk, Oleh
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    Maltsev, Maksym
    Natural and Engineering Sciences., 2024, p. 26-45.

    This article delves into the role of digital transformation in bolstering economic security within investment processes, emphasizing the integration of environmental sustainability. It discusses theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches that illuminate how digital technologies can enhance investment practices while ensuring environmental responsibility. The authors emphasize that leveraging digital transformation can not only mitigate risks and vulnerabilities but also bolster efficiency and transparency in investment decision-making while promoting sustainable practices. Through a review of pertinent literature, the article scrutinizes the advantages of digitalization in realms such as data analytics, automation, and artificial intelligence, highlighting the dual benefits of economic security and environmental stewardship. The findings enrich the existing knowledge base on economic security and underscore the significance of embracing digital transformation infused with environmental sustainability in the investment arena. This article furnishes valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers navigating the evolving landscape of investment processes in an increasingly digitized and environmentally conscious world.

      19Scopus© Citations 101
  • research article[2024][S1b][S004][29];
    Gonchar, Viktoriya
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    Zakharchenko, Oleg
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    Darushyn, Oleksandr
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    Maltsev, Maksym
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    Datsiuk, Pavlo
    Revista de Gestao Social e Ambiental., 2024, p. 513-541.

    Purpose: This article aims to present a methodology for evaluating economic security within digitalized investment processes, addressing the evolving financial landscape's demands for innovative assessment approaches. Methods: The methodology developed integrates key components, indicators, and measurement techniques to offer a holistic evaluation of economic security. Case study countries are analyzed to identify common patterns, trends, and best practices, enriching the methodology's robustness. Results and discussion: The methodology provides valuable insights into maintaining economic security in digitalized investment environments, emphasizing factors such as legal and regulatory frameworks, technological infrastructure, data security, and investor protection. The analysis facilitates a nuanced understanding of economic security dynamics in digital transformation. Implications of the research: This research has significant implications for policymakers, researchers, and industry practitioners by offering a comprehensive tool to navigate the complexities of economic security in the digital era. It enables stakeholders to adapt effectively to digitalization challenges and opportunities, ensuring investor protection and financial system stability. Originality/value: This research contributes to the discourse on economic security and digital transformation by presenting a reliable and efficient evaluation methodology. It fills a critical gap in current methodologies, enhancing the ability of stakeholders to address the intricacies of digitalized investment processes and safeguard economic security.

      21Scopus© Citations 4  2
  • Item type:Publication,
    Digitalization of investment processes: risk-management and economic security
    [Діджиталізація інвестиційних процесів: ризик-менеджмент та економічна безпека.]
    research article[2023][S4][S004,S001][6];
    Gonchar, Viktoriya
    Економіка і регіон., 2023, p. 75-80.

    The article discusses the risks and economic security associated with the digitalization of investment processes, including the use of blockchain technologies, smart contracts and robot advisors. The process of digitalization in the investment sphere is analyzed, the main risks are identified. Analysis of the causes and consequences of the widespread use of digital technologies in the field of investment led to the conclusion that digital technologies have gained great popularity in the investment sphere. The paper identifies strategies for ensuring economic security in the context of digital investments, as well as regulatory aspects and regulatory requirements. A study of trends related to digitalization of investment processes has been carried out, which has revealed changes in the process of making managerial decisions on investment and provides general trends in changes in directions and spheres of investments.

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  • research article[2025][S1][S004][39]
    Kharazishvili, Yurii
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    Sukhodolia, Oleksandr
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    Riabtsev, Gennadii
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    Us, Galyna
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    Lunov, Yevhen
    Central European Business Review., 2025, p. 25-63

    The increasing complexity of energy security threats, both internal and external, poses significant challenges for businesses in Europe, necessitating a robust framework for evaluating and responding to these risks. This article introduces a comprehensive methodology designed to assess the effects of these threats on a state's energy security through two distinct approaches. The first method focuses on identifying imbalances by analysing the deviation of key indicators from established sustainability benchmarks. The second method combines expert evaluations of changes in comprehensive index components with mathematical computations to assess their overall impact through an energy security model. By employing adaptive control techniques, this methodology disaggregates integrated indices of components and security metrics, allowing a nuanced understanding of energy security dynamics. The energy security model incorporates contemporary evaluation methods that define secure thresholds within various security levels, facilitating a structured analysis of vulnerabilities. This flexible response approach formalises the impacts of threats on the holistic index, establishes new pathways for achieving objectives after a threat and dissects emerging dynamics into actionable components and metrics. The primary research objectives include enhancing the strategic planning capabilities of businesses, improving management decision making processes and quantifying threats to energy security in a systematic manner. The findings indicate that this methodology significantly aids managerial decision making, enabling businesses to alleviate the impacts of threats on energy security strategy elements. Furthermore, the Energy Sustainability Plan formalises relevant response strategies at multiple tiers, ensuring the adaptability of energy systems to maintain a sustainable development trajectory. This study contributes to the broader discourse on energy security by providing a practical framework that can be utilised by policymakers and business leaders to navigate the complexities of energy threats in Central Europe. Implications for Central European audience: By assessing internal and external threats to energy security, businesses in Central Europe can proactively address risks and optimise their sustainable energy strategies. Utilising adaptive control techniques and contemporary evaluation methods enhances resilience to evolving threats and ensures the stability of energy systems. This approach provides practical decision making insights and empowers businesses to customise their response strategies, thereby advancing the region's energy security and sustainability initiatives.

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