28 TOPICAL THEME

Kompetentnost' 7/148/2017

ISSN 1993-8780

Co-ordination of Environmental and Industrial

Policies: Global Indicators

Dr. G.S. Nikitin, First Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia, Moscow, Russia Dr. V.S. Os’makov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia, Moscow, Russia Dr. D.О. Skobelev, Head, Bureau of BAT, Moscow, Russia, csmv@vniismt.ru

key words

labor protection, ecology,

industry, OECD indicator complex, indicator of stringency, burden

on the economy, environmentally adjusted multifactor productivity, green growth indicator

References

We have introduced a system of state regulation in the field of environmental protection, working on the basis of the best available techniques. This system establishes environmental requirements for industrial enterprises, which are based on complex indicators. Owing to the approaches developed by the OECD in assessing the state’s environmental policy, we have concluded that one of the main criteria for the success of state regulation in the field of environmental protection is its consistency with industrial policy implemented in the state. To maintain sustainable development, it is necessary to establish an optimal balance between the demands of ecologists and the needs of industry. The indicators discussed in this article help determine the strengths and weaknesses of the current regulation and set the right vector for the development of the state policy in the field of environmental protection.

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