The system of criteria for assessing the effectiveness of the Russian Federation climate adaptation as a basis for the country's competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space

Nowadays, the intensification of the negative dynamics of climate change on the planet continues. This trend indicates a clear lag in adaptation measures to global climate change. However, many international efforts in this regard (for example, the Paris Climate Agreement) are primarily declarative in nature. In this regard, the adoption of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation in 2023 was a very important in terms of the problems of adaptation to climate change on 1/7th of the Earth. Nevertheless, the macroeconomic and microeconomic advantages of climate adaptation determine the long-term national competitiveness. The purpose of this study is to develop a system of criteria for assessing the effectiveness of climate adaptation in the Russian Federation as a basis for the country's competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space. The novelty of the obtained results based on the requirements of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation, a new approach to assessing the effectiveness of adaptation of the national economy to climate change, designed to ensure as a basis for country competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space. The practical significance of the results obtained concern with the possibility of their use in the development of approaches to assessing the effectiveness of national economy adaptation to climate change in accordance with the requirements of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation to ensure country competitiveness.

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Journal of Regional and International Competitiveness
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.52957/2782-1927-2025-6-1-31-44
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Climate change impacts on agriculture
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The system of criteria for assessing the effectiveness of the Russian Federation climate adaptation as a basis for the country's competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space

А. В. Тебекин, Oleg Lomakin
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Climate change impacts on agriculture
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The system of criteria for assessing the effectiveness of the Russian Federation climate adaptation as a basis for the country's competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space

А. В. Тебекин, Oleg Lomakin
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Abstract

Nowadays, the intensification of the negative dynamics of climate change on the planet continues. This trend indicates a clear lag in adaptation measures to global climate change. However, many international efforts in this regard (for example, the Paris Climate Agreement) are primarily declarative in nature. In this regard, the adoption of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation in 2023 was a very important in terms of the problems of adaptation to climate change on 1/7th of the Earth. Nevertheless, the macroeconomic and microeconomic advantages of climate adaptation determine the long-term national competitiveness. The purpose of this study is to develop a system of criteria for assessing the effectiveness of climate adaptation in the Russian Federation as a basis for the country's competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space. The novelty of the obtained results based on the requirements of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation, a new approach to assessing the effectiveness of adaptation of the national economy to climate change, designed to ensure as a basis for country competitiveness in the Eurasian and global space. The practical significance of the results obtained concern with the possibility of their use in the development of approaches to assessing the effectiveness of national economy adaptation to climate change in accordance with the requirements of the Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation to ensure country competitiveness.

Journal of Regional and International CompetitivenessVol. 6(1)
Moscow State Institute of International Relations (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Climate change impacts on agriculture
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