The relevance of the chosen topic is due to the development of the Arctic territory, which in recent decades has become a region that plays a special role in the context of the implementation of the national policy of the northern states. According to the strategic documents, Russia actively participates in the development of the Arctic: it supports cooperation through participation in the Arctic Council and other international forums, including representation of the interests of indigenous peoples; an attractive image of the North is created, social and professional selfrealisation of the peoples of the Far North is ensured. For this purpose, various programs and activities aimed at the development of the northern regions of Russia are offered. The purpose of this article is to analyse various forms of public involvement in the development of the Arctic region. Within the framework of the proposed article, Russia’s goals in the Arctic region are explored; forms of public involvement in various organisations related to the Arctic are established; examples of public participation in government processes are presented, as well as examples of participation and self-realisation of youth in the Arctic region are considered. The article discusses the ideas of such scientists and experts as V. N. Konyshev, A. A. Sergunin, P. V. Gogolev, A. N. Chilingarov. The methods of scientific research are used: comparative analysis, systemic and organisational-managerial approaches, principles of objectivity and scientific approach.

School education in the Arctic zone of Russia represents a unique phenomenon shaped by extreme climatic conditions and cultural traditions. The article analyses the current state and prospects for the development of school education in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The main findings include identifying key issues such as insufficient material and technical support, a shortage of teachers, and poor internet connectivity. The article proposes granting special legal status to educational institutions in the Arctic to improve the education system, taking into account the ethnocultural characteristics of the region. It discusses ways to modernise infrastructure, prepare teaching staff, and incorporate ethnocultural components into the educational process. These measures are aimed at increasing the accessibility and quality of education, which, in turn, will contribute to the socio-economic development of the region and the country as a whole. The article also examines the implementation of distance learning and the use of digital technologies, which are particularly important given the remoteness and inaccessibility of Arctic territories. Additional attention is given to the preservation and development of the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples living in the Arctic. Finally, possible mechanisms of state support and funding for educational initiatives are considered, which could help create a sustainable and effective educational system capable of adapting to the challenges and conditions of the Arctic region.

This article considers the main aspects of youth tourism in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), its development trends and problems. The role of the development of tours for youth as a factor in the development of tourist destination is studied. Recommendations and innovations of the development of this type of tourism in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) are given. The object of the study is youth tourism, the subject is the possibilities of implementing the project of youth tourism in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). A brief analysis of the concept and peculiarities of youth tourism is given. The relevance of the problem under consideration, its practical significance and insufficient degree of scientific study determined the choice of the topic of scientific research and served as a basis for formulating its purpose and objectives. The purpose of the scientific research is to determine the theoretical foundations and to assess the practical results of the organisation of youth tourism. Achieving the goal requires solving the following tasks: to study the specifics of youth tourism, to categorise the factors of youth tourism influence on the destination, to make a SWOT-analysis of youth tourism development in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), to identify the current trends of youth tourism development in the region. Measures to ensure the effective development of youth tourism in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) are developed.

In the modern world, it is important to pay attention to the principles of sustainable development for the further advancement of a country and region. This will enable the achievement of stable and ecologically sound economic growth, ensuring prosperity for future generations. The scientific article is dedicated to studying the influence of traditional indigenous technologies and sociocultural aspects on the sustainable development of the jewellery industry in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The article analyses the historical context of using traditional technologies in jewellery production, their advantages, and limitations from the perspective of sustainable development. Sociocultural aspects are also examined, including cultural traditions, consumer preferences, brand identity, and their impact on industry development. Statistical data analysis and review of relevant literature were conducted in the article. The research results allow identifying key aspects of the relationship between traditional technologies, sociocultural characteristics, and sustainable development of the jewellery industry in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The practical implications of the article provide recommendations for applying the principles of sustainable development to the jewellery industry’s advancement and enhancing competitiveness, considering the rich cultural heritage, regional traditions, and the unique attitude of the Sakha people towards jewellery craftsmanship.

The article provides an overview of advanced technologies that can contribute to the sustainable use of Arctic resources and examines current and potential technological solutions that can transform agriculture in Arctic conditions. The authors analyse both those already used and those being developed innovative approaches, including biotechnology, digitalisation and the use of renewable sources energy that can improve the efficiency and sustainability of the Arctic agricultural sector. It is the sustainable development of the northern agricultural industry that determines the food security of the inhabitants of the North, the variety, quality and abundance of their daily menu. The development of the agro-industrial complex creates new jobs, new enterprises, and therefore incomes of the population and territories. The article discusses advanced technologies for the sustainable use of Arctic resources. The authors note the important role of the influence of both internal and external factors on this process. The importance of education, both specialized and environmental, on this influence is shown. The application of foreign experience in Arctic agriculture also gives a positive result. These technologies are capable of transforming agriculture in Arctic conditions, increasing the efficiency and sustainability of the agricultural sector. At the same time, adaptation to the unique climatic conditions and environmental requirements of the region is important. The article offers a comprehensive overview of the current state and prospects of agricultural development in the Arctic, emphasising the importance of integrating innovations to achieve sustainable use of resources. And their integration is the way to the technological development of Russia, to achieve its technological sovereignty, in accordance with the Instructions of the President of the Russian Federation.

The scientific article is devoted to the study of the development of event tourism in the Arctic regions of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The authors analyse the current state of event tourism in the region, its potential and development features. The article examines the reasons for the growing popularity of event tourism in the Arctic regions, as well as discusses the possibilities and prospects for the development of this type of tourism in Yakutia. The research can be useful for specialists in the field of tourism, regional studies and territorial development. Event tourism is one of the most effective tools in attracting travelers in the world and therefore its development is of strategic importance for the development of the tourism industry in Yakutia. The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is located in the Arctic zone and is one of the coldest regions in the world. Despite this, there are many opportunities for the development of event tourism. Currently, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is one of the most unique regions located in the Arctic zone. The rich natural resources and cultural heritage of this region offer ample opportunities for tourism development. This article discusses the main aspects of the development of event tourism in the Arctic regions of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), including a description of the events, their impact on the development of the territory and the economy, as well as measures to attract and retain tourists.

The final qualifying work examines the transformation of the mechanism of state forest management in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in conditions of risk. The paper provides a comparative analysis of models and monitoring of state forestry management, as well as an assessment of the effectiveness of its work. Based on the data obtained, recommendations are proposed to improve the mechanism of state forestry management in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in conditions of risk. The interaction of executive authorities, institutes and logging enterprises realising the state forest policy, forest control, scientific research and creation of economic entities of the forest complex is considered. On the basis of data from Rosstat the advantages and difficulties of forestry of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the conditions of riskogenicity are defined. The variants of gradual transition from the extensive model of forest management to the intensive model are proposed. A comparative analysis of the experience of Scandinavian countries, such as Sweden and Finland, where the tools of intensive forest management model have been successfully implemented to combat illegal logging (black loggers) and large-scale forest fires. Their experience may be useful for implementing similar measures in Yakutia.

The research is aimed at analysing and improving the management system at the enterprise with an emphasis on the integration of digital technologies in personnel management. In the context of the modern business environment, digital transformation is becoming a key factor contributing to improving the efficiency and competitiveness of enterprises. The author highlights the possibilities of using digital tools, including personnel management software, data analytics, cloud technologies and robotic processes, in order to optimise management operations and improve interaction with staff. Special attention is paid to the automation of routine tasks in personnel management, as well as the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence methods to predict personnel needs and optimise recruitment and personnel management processes. In conclusion, based on the results of the study, it is supposed to identify the potential and advantages of digitalisation in the field of personnel management, as well as provide practical recommendations for the successful implementation of digital management strategies in the enterprise. The key focus is on the effective use of digital tools to create more flexible and adaptive personnel management systems that can quickly respond to changes in the external environment and business needs. The study will also cover an assessment of possible challenges and obstacles that an enterprise may face when implementing digital HR management strategies, as well as offer recommendations on how to overcome them to ensure a successful transition to digital management.

This article examines the development policy of the Russian Arctic in the form of the formation of governance institutions. Within the framework of the federal structure of our country, the implementation of regional policy of local territories is being updated. In the 2000s, the targeted, compensatory approach was updated, where the most promising macro-subjects are identified. The Far East and the Arctic region are especially noted due to the combination of socio-economic factors, natural and climatic conditions, transport infrastructure, and geopolitical position. In the field of regulatory and legal sphere, strategies, concepts, and regulations for the development of the Arctic region were adopted. The formation of institutional management in the form of the creation of separate authorities is observed. Until the mid-2000s, the functions of developing the Arctic were duplicated in various federal departments. In 2014, a separate State Commission for the Development of the Arctic was created. In 2019, the previously functioning Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East was supplemented with the tasks of developing the Arctic. There is also a separate state Corporation for the Development of the Far East and Arctic, responsible for investment potential. The effectiveness of Arctic policy also depends on a clear definition and division of functions and powers between federal and regional authorities. Regional policy is an integrating factor in the interaction of the two levels of government, which has a positive effect on the overall economic development of the country and federal relations.

With the beginning of the 20th century, after the end of the Cold War and the decline of tensions in the world, relations between states also underwent changes. This became especially noticeable in places with complex infrastructure and extreme living conditions. For many years, the Arctic remained a territory of calm and progressive development, primarily related to scientific research. However, the events that we discussed above forced countries to treat the Arctic region differently. Today, the Arctic is considered a territory with potentially inexhaustible resources, which can provide solid economic growth to any state in the long term. All of the above presupposes a clear definition of borders by states on the basis of international treaties and acts, as well as the resolution of all contentious issues exclusively at the negotiating table. It is necessary to do everything so that during the period of sanctions and complex international relations, the Arctic remains a territory of peace.