Mining Industry Journal (Gornay Promishlennost)· 2026Q2
Inclusive development of a mining region in the Russian Federation: the case of the Republic of Tyva
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A proposed inclusive development program for the Republic of Tyva, integrating reindustrialization based on modern science, could significantly boost its industrial sector by 2035.
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Key points
- Inclusive development is defined as equitable resource distribution for social welfare and future generations.
- A regional inclusive economic development program is proposed for the Republic of Tyva.
- The program incorporates reindustrialization based on modern science and knowledge generation.
- The initiative aims for the industrial sector to play a significant role by 2035.
- The program seeks to harmonize social-economic processes, meet Russian standards, and address environmental issues.
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Abstract
This article examines prospective development of a mining resource region – the Republic of Tyva. It defines inclusive development as ensuring a socially equitable distribution of resources to improve social welfare, ensure a high standard of respecting the interests of the future generations. The key areas are defined for the inclusive development policy in the Republic of Tyva. It is proposed to develop a regional inclusive economic development program that would incorporate reindustrialization which brings together sectors and fields based on achievements of modern science and generation of new knowledge, and for which the region possesses the development potential, will begin to play a significant role in the industrial and manufacturing sector of the Republic of Tyva by 2035. Implementing the Republic of Tyva’s inclusive development program will help to provide an adequate response to the technological and economic challenges of modern development, while prioritizing harmonization of social and economic processes, narrowing the gap with the Russian standards, and addressing environmental issues.
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