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Social and economic development strategy for the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district

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  • A.E.Kontorovich
  • V.I.Syslov
  • A.M.Brehuntzov
  • I.L.Levinzon
  • A.G.Korzhubaev
  • V.N.Kharitonova
  • and V.N.Churashov

Abstract

The strategy of social and economic development for the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district is correlated with basic indicators of the Russia energy strategy up to 2020, "Main Social and Economic Long-term Policies of the Russian Federation" and "Economic Development Strategy for Siberia". The strategy includes development scenarios for the region and specification of the economic and managing tools for sustainable economic and social development of the region. The fuel-energy indicators are correlated with perspectives of the common development of the region including the development of contiguous regions. The program activities for each period of the strategy implementation are worked out in details. The prospect estimations of expected demand for investments and labor in different areas of the region are given. The priorities of strategic regional development are defined. They include the re-orientation of the region economy from the gas production to the expansion of liquid hydrocarbon production, the region's share in total oil and condensate production in Russia increasing; the expansion of oil and gas processing and oil-gas-chemistry in the region; the growth of liquid hydrocarbon production and transportation over North Shipping Route.

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  • A.E.Kontorovich & V.I.Syslov & A.M.Brehuntzov & I.L.Levinzon & A.G.Korzhubaev & V.N.Kharitonova & and V.N.Churashov, 2003. "Social and economic development strategy for the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district," Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of Siberian Branch of RAS, vol. 3.
    • Handle: RePEc:nos:regioe:2003-3_1
    Note: Comprehensive Issues of Northern Development in Western Siberia
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