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Eco-Innovations Diffusion Network In Green Management Practices

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  • Maryna TATAR

    (Technical University of Kosice, Slovak Republic)

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Countries are facing interconnected and cascading crises, including COVID-19, climate change, wars and military conflicts, and disruptions in geopolitics. To address these global challenges, it is necessary to introduce eco-innovations, and implement renewable energy. The purpose of the article is to analyze the countries’ eco-innovative development, determine the impact of factors on alternative energy sources consumption, and consider models for eco-innovation network management. The dynamics of the Global Innovation Index, the European Innovation Scoreboard, and the Eco-Innovation Index were analyzed. The research implements the analysis of 27 EU countries for the period 2013-2020 by indicators that influence the eco-innovations development. The model of the impact of countries’ investment development and economic growth indicators (such as foreign direct investment; GDP per capita), management level and the willingness of the government to invest in eco-innovation (total tax and contribution rate; government effectiveness; control of corruption; rule of law; research and development expenditure), and the level of income inequality (income share held by highest 10%; Gini index) on the consumption of alternative energy sources, energy-efficient technologies, and waste management and recycling implementation was built. The linear and cybernetic models for eco-innovation network management were considered. The pace of eco-innovation is strongly influenced by the effectiveness of state eco-innovation policies, the availability of a comprehensive information base, and the mechanisms of interaction between the science and production sectors. Effective eco-innovation networking implies that between the participants there are different types of relationships, the main of which are economic; legal; administrative; technological; social; and informational.

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  • Maryna TATAR, 2024. "Eco-Innovations Diffusion Network In Green Management Practices," Management Research and Practice, Research Centre in Public Administration and Public Services, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 16(3), pages 52-70, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:rom:mrpase:v:16:y:2024:i:3:p:52-70
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