Visegrad Fund project «Carbon free-economy: the best practices between the V4 and Ukraine» (2021-2023)
Performers: Tetyana Pimonenko, Oleksii Lyulov, Yana Us
Project of the International Renaissance Fund SG 53179 (2021), which is related to the construction of a roadmap for oncology medical care in the Sumy region
Performers: Tarasenko S.
United Nations Development Program in Ukraine “Conducting a survey of 800 vulnerable households in 24 regions and the city of Kyiv” (2021-2022)
Performers: Vasilyeva T., Leonov S., Kashcha M., Didenko I., Pakhnenko O., Bondarenko E., Bukhtiarova A., Bukhtiarova A., Letunovska N., Minchenko M., Khomenko L., Sayenko M., Opanasyuk Y., Shvindina G., Dibrova V., Filatova H.
A grant for conducting scientific research within the framework of a joint Ukrainian-Austrian project with the University of Kufstein (Austria) “Transformation of financial markets: responsible investment and the Sustainable Development Goals as an element of improving the health care system”, 2021-2022.
Performers: Plastun O., Makarenko I., Serpeninova Yu.
A two-year grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF) within the framework of the cooperation program between Switzerland and the countries of Eastern Europe SCOPES IZ74Z0_160564 “Improving energy security through the Swiss-Ukrainian-Estonian institutional partnership”, which is implemented by a consortium that includes the Institute of Economics and the Environment of St. – Hallen University (Switzerland), Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of Tartu University (Estonia) and Oleh Balatsky Institute of Finance, Economics and Management of Sumy State University (Ukraine).
Responsible executors: O. Prokopenko, O. Telizhenko, N. Kostyuchenko, D. Smolennikov.
Ukrainian-Lithuanian project “Development of institutional and economic foundations for ensuring sustainable development and “green” economy at the regional level” (2016-2017)
A comprehensive concept of the formation of a “green” economy has been developed on the basis of the institutional foundations of the development of socio-economic systems and feedback mechanisms with the maximum use of the potential of reproduction and self-improvement of its structural components. The Ukrainian side is developing a methodology and tools for institutional and economic assessment of sustainable development. Lithuanian scientists are working on the financial aspects of ensuring the sustainable development of territories.
Responsible executors: L. Melnyk, O. Shkarupa.
The Ukrainian-Belgian project related to the development of the conceptual basis for the creation of ECOPOLIS as a component of the sustainable development of the territory.
Responsible executors: Melnyk L.
Ukrainian-Belgian project related to the development and implementation of the textbook and workshop “Socio-economic potential of sustainable development” in university educational processes. The project was implemented with the support of the government of Flanders (Belgium).
Responsible executors: Melnyk L.