L Kalinichenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 4642902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Kalinichenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | L |
| FAMILY NAME | Kalinichenko |
| SIGNATURE | KALINICHENKO L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0531-9873 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Water Supply and Water Treatment in Africa
African countries, regional groups and the African Union prepare plans of development of water supply and water treatment. However, insufficient financial capacities do not afford necessary funding of economic development programs, including those in the water sector. Low living standards in African countries do not allow to increase tariffs for water supply services that prevents engagement of private investments. Under these conditions, there i…
Economic Security in Sub-Saharan Africa
The observed decline in the level of Sub-Saharan Africa’s (SSA) countries economic security is due to the increasing influence of both external factors (the rising volatility of global financial and commodity markets, changes in the policies of international economic organizations and a number of countries, etc.) and internal factors, largely related to their own socio-economic and, in some cases, political instability. This is manifested primari…
The Role of the Service Sector in Africa’s Socio-Economic Development
The scientific conference “Service Sector in Africa: Current State and Development Prospects”, held in November, 2023, was organized by the Centre for Transition Economy Studies of the Institute for African Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences). The reports presented at the sessions were devoted to the problems of rapid increase in the service sector share in African countries’ economy, changes in its structure and increasing role in the formatio…
African Aluminium Industry
The concentration of ore reserves for aluminum production in a limited number of countries increases the global importance of Africa as the owner of this strategic raw material resources. A quarter of the world’s proven bauxite reserves concentrated on the continent, primarily in Guinea, are consumed mainly by developed countries for metal manufacturing, which leads to a territorial gap in the stages of aluminum production. At the same time, alum…
Large Rivers Ecosystems in West Africa
The article deals with topical issues of water use on the major rivers of West Africa: Gambia, Senegal and Niger. It is emphasized that rapid population growth and active economic development of coastal territories, construction of hydraulic engineering facilities, as well as often excessive development of fossil resources, which inevitably leads to pollution of river waters, damages populations of their inhabitants and as a result poses a threat…
Ecowas
The article analyzes one of the most important objectives of ECOWAS development strategy “Vision 2050”, which provides for the intensification of energy and digital infrastructure creation, its operation efficiency growth and the quality of services improvement. The implementation of this aim will contribute to the transformation of the subregion into a fully integrated and interconnected economic zone over the next three decades. The authors con…
Kenya’s digital innovation ecosystem development
The article analyzes the features of Kenya’s economy transformation characterized not so much by the industrial sector development, but the growth of the service sphere associated with the introduction of digital technologies, which determines the creation of new direct and indirect jobs and professions. Kenya has created one of the largest and fastest growing technological ecosystems in Africa. It was due to several factors, such as the emergenc…
High Technologies in Central Africa’s Countries
The article emphasizes the strengthening of the Central African states leadership position in the need to develop the latest technologies. The focus is on the ICT development as a digital platform for economic and social transformations. The realization of Central African Backbone project, which aims to expand the fiber optic cable network within the CEMAC countries, is of particular importance. Its implementation led to the emergence of 3G/4G ne…
Mauritius
The article considers modernization and diversification of Mauritius’ economy due to structural reforms realization and creation of legislative and institutional framework aimed at attracting foreign capital. The Republic has a great potential to be a trade, investment and financial platform for the African continent, which is based on its conducive business environment, political stability, skilled bilingual workforce, developed transport logist…
Nato advanced study institute on workflow systems and interoperability
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Nato advanced study institute on workflow systems and interoperability
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Mauritius
The article considers modernization and diversification of Mauritius’ economy due to structural reforms realization and creation of legislative and institutional framework aimed at attracting foreign capital. The Republic has a great potential to be a trade, investment and financial platform for the African continent, which is based on its conducive business environment, political stability, skilled bilingual workforce, developed transport logist…
High Technologies in Central Africa’s Countries
The article emphasizes the strengthening of the Central African states leadership position in the need to develop the latest technologies. The focus is on the ICT development as a digital platform for economic and social transformations. The realization of Central African Backbone project, which aims to expand the fiber optic cable network within the CEMAC countries, is of particular importance. Its implementation led to the emergence of 3G/4G ne…
Kenya’s digital innovation ecosystem development
The article analyzes the features of Kenya’s economy transformation characterized not so much by the industrial sector development, but the growth of the service sphere associated with the introduction of digital technologies, which determines the creation of new direct and indirect jobs and professions. Kenya has created one of the largest and fastest growing technological ecosystems in Africa. It was due to several factors, such as the emergenc…
Ecowas
The article analyzes one of the most important objectives of ECOWAS development strategy “Vision 2050”, which provides for the intensification of energy and digital infrastructure creation, its operation efficiency growth and the quality of services improvement. The implementation of this aim will contribute to the transformation of the subregion into a fully integrated and interconnected economic zone over the next three decades. The authors con…
Economic Security in Sub-Saharan Africa
The observed decline in the level of Sub-Saharan Africa’s (SSA) countries economic security is due to the increasing influence of both external factors (the rising volatility of global financial and commodity markets, changes in the policies of international economic organizations and a number of countries, etc.) and internal factors, largely related to their own socio-economic and, in some cases, political instability. This is manifested primari…
The Role of the Service Sector in Africa’s Socio-Economic Development
The scientific conference “Service Sector in Africa: Current State and Development Prospects”, held in November, 2023, was organized by the Centre for Transition Economy Studies of the Institute for African Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences). The reports presented at the sessions were devoted to the problems of rapid increase in the service sector share in African countries’ economy, changes in its structure and increasing role in the formatio…
African Aluminium Industry
The concentration of ore reserves for aluminum production in a limited number of countries increases the global importance of Africa as the owner of this strategic raw material resources. A quarter of the world’s proven bauxite reserves concentrated on the continent, primarily in Guinea, are consumed mainly by developed countries for metal manufacturing, which leads to a territorial gap in the stages of aluminum production. At the same time, alum…
Large Rivers Ecosystems in West Africa
The article deals with topical issues of water use on the major rivers of West Africa: Gambia, Senegal and Niger. It is emphasized that rapid population growth and active economic development of coastal territories, construction of hydraulic engineering facilities, as well as often excessive development of fossil resources, which inevitably leads to pollution of river waters, damages populations of their inhabitants and as a result poses a threat…
Water Supply and Water Treatment in Africa
African countries, regional groups and the African Union prepare plans of development of water supply and water treatment. However, insufficient financial capacities do not afford necessary funding of economic development programs, including those in the water sector. Low living standards in African countries do not allow to increase tariffs for water supply services that prevents engagement of private investments. Under these conditions, there i…
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