Management Of Economic Resources Research Articles

Conflicts in the management of economic resources obtained by right of easement in the peasant community of Raccaya (year 2019-2020)

Conflicts in the management of economic resources obtained by right of easement in the peasant community of Raccaya (year 2019-2020)

Establishing a new workflow in the study of core reduction intensity and distribution

New methodological approaches focused on studying the reduction and use-life of stone tools have emerged in recent years, enabling researchers to move beyond strict technical and technological characterizations and explore specific aspects of occupation dynamics and economic management of resources. Previous studies have shown the importance of reduction distributions of individual measurements rather than averaged values. In this sense, survival analysis, and more specifically Weibull distributions, are one of the main inferential tools used in reduction studies. However, the resolution of Weibull distribution obtained from different methods has not been tested experimentally. In this paper, we present an evaluation of some of the main methods used in the study of core reduction intensity, such as the Volumetric Reconstruction Method, the Scar Density Index, and the non-cortical surface percentage. Our results show 1) strong and positive correlations between these approaches and actual reduction intensity, 2) similar Weibull distributions for non-cortical surface percentage, Volumetric Reconstruction Method, and logarithmic transformation of Scar Density Index. In addition, 3) the results from each method show a similar intra-assemblage variation, with a high percentage of agreement between them. As a result, all the evaluated proposals are useful and reliable methods for estimating the degree of reduction. Finally, a workflow is proposed for approaching reduction in archaeological assemblages by integrating different methods in the same study.

Lampedusa Island hotspot is a crucial migrant health checkpoint. Is enough attention being paid?

Abstract Background The migrant reception system in Italy operates on two levels: first and second reception centers. The first reception is carried out in collective centers -called hotspots- where newly arrived migrants are identified. Approximately, ¾ of the landings take place on Lampedusa, a small Italian island 113 km away from the Tunisian coast, that has its own hotspot. Here migrants should receive the first medical care and the first health screening and identification. The aim of this study is to understand the quality of healthcare provided at the Lampedusa hotspot. Methods A survey was conducted in April 2023 on all the 80 doctors and nurses who worked in the Lampedusa hotspot clinic between 2020 and 2022. In the first part, questions concerning their work in hotspot, experience, training before starting the task, and the actual needs of the migrant population were asked. In the second part, the focus was on available medical tools and screening for infectious diseases. Results Thirty-nine (46%) of the healthcare professionals responded to the survey, with half of them in their first work experience. Less than 40% had previously worked in a migrant assistance context. 93% of them started the job without a training course. 80% of respondents have never had access to protocols or guidelines and 80% believe that the structure is unsuitable for screening infectious diseases. Four out of 10 migrants seek treatment and ⅔ of the respondents state that there was no health screening. Conclusions These results highlight the need for health screening and treatment implementation, to prevent the spreading of infectious diseases, the development of antibiotic resistance, and the good management of economic resources. The migrant reception system in Lampedusa is highly present in the political and journalistic debate, but not as much in the scientific, as the latest publication dates back to 2015. Key messages • Lampedusa hotspot is an essential checkpoint for infectious disease and migrants’ health screening. • Migrants’ health at arrival is a public health issue that must be better tackled by the scientific community.

UNDERSTANDING ACCOUNTING IN SUPPORTING REPORTS QUALITY FINANCE AT PT. PASANGGRAHAN CITRA PERSADA

Financial statements are a form of accountability for the management of economic resources owned by an entity. Published financial reports must be prepared in accordance with applicable accounting standards so that these financial statements can be compared with the financial statements of the previous period or compared with the financial statements of a clear entity. Quality of financial reports - (financial statement) is the final result of the process of accounting activities or a summary of financial transactions. Financial statements are prepared to provide information about the position of assets, debts and capital that occur in the company's household as well as its profits and losses. The characteristics of financial reports in terms of quality are based on the Accounting Standards Guide (PSAK), namely: Understandability, Relevance, Materiality, Reliability, Honest presentation, Substance over form, Neutrality, Fair consideration and Completeness. Based on the problems mentioned above, we conducted community service at PT Pasanggrahan Citra Persada, which is an l‹loantral‹tor company engaged in structural work, architects and interiors, with an expert and skilled workforce. PT Pasanggrahan Citra Persada emphasizes sustainable company growth to become one of the best quality construction companies in Indonesia with competency development through human resource development, technology management and good corporate governance.

The 'Arab Spring’ as a challenge to the Weberian analysis of Islam

The purpose of this paper is the application of some Weberian conceptual categories to the contemporary Islamic world. The reconstruction of Weberian thought on the religion of Muhammad seems to retain some heuristic capacity: although modified over time, the organization of Islam gave rise to dynasties with charismatic political leadership who constituted patrimonial-sultanistic forms of power, with their own armies and personal bureaucracy. Characteristics of this type can be traced in the Maghreb and Mashriq countries, where there was an almost exclusive monopoly of power by the state and the prevalence of personal relationships over institutions. A political form that Weber described in terms of neo-patrimonial societies, with a strong role of the charismatic figure of the leader, a society conceived as a collection of groups and not individuals, a centralization of power by the state, and a private and clientelistic management of economic resources by ruling elites. The Arab revolutions of 2010 can be read as a struggle against this neo-patrimonialist model in countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, and Syria. More than a decade after the outbreak of the revolutions, the purpose of this paper is to examine whether indeed these countries have overcome those obstacles to modernization and development identified by the German sociologist in Islamic societies.

Recognition and Mentoring Program Miftahul ‘Ula Intensif Technopreneurship Carrer: Menumbuhkembangkan Inventor dan Inovator Santripreneur

The Islamic Education Institute (LPI) Miftahul 'Ula Islamic Boarding School produces students who have entrepreneurial competencies by directly involving all students from high school to university level to turn on and manage LPI's economic activities. However, this economic potential has not been fully utilized. Direct observation of economic resource management activities at LPI Miftahul 'Ula shows that academic and non-academic programs in the field of entrepreneurship are less than optimal. Therefore, in the community service program for the Community Partnership Program, the proposing team helps solve problems through workshops, training programs and mentoring programs for the Recognition and Mentoring Program: Miftahul 'Ula Intensive Technopreneurship Carrer. Intensive programs start from basic technopreneurship, Invention and Innovation Development, Impact Creation and Evaluation to psychological aspects to cultivate a strong and healthy entrepreneurial spirit. The results of the implementation of the activity showed an increase in the competence and capability of the technopreneurship of students, one of the indicators is the ability to design and prepare business plans for the use of technology.

Elements totality of innovative activity management

An important indicator of the socio — economic development of each country is the level of public welfare. At the same time, the level of decline in the life of various categories of citizens leads to the aggravation of the social needs of society, demanding quick solutions. Satisfying these needs at the state or municipal level is not always possible in a short period of time, which is connected with the limitation of means, the multi-level and bureaucratic nature of the system, and the lack of citizen initiative. Interest in innovations is relevant today due to the crisis phenomena in the economy of Ukraine due to the global crisis in the world due to the pandemic and military operations on the territory of the country. The development of mechanisms to encourage individuality in the process of development of the public sector is an effective way of increasing the social satisfaction of the population. The ineffective national innovation system of Ukraine, as a result of hostilities on the territory of the state, the loss of part of the territory due to the occupation of the Russian Federation, a number of restrictions on the acquisition of military equipment, the lack of sufficient funding for science and other reasons, the increase in the price of goods and services, logistical problems, the destruction of the transport infrastructure, this affected on the state and further development of industrial enterprises, led to the redistribution of shares of industries in the structure of GDP, a significant reduction in production volumes and chaotic structuring of the economy, such a high-tech, innovative one, as a result — the loss of foreign and Ukrainian sales markets, a massive reduction of workers and jobs, and migration highly qualified workers of the decline of industrial enterprises, which used to be the flagships of the state’s economy. The problem of the article is to identify the main stages, methods of organizational structures for the formation and implementation of target complex programs for the development of investment and innovation activities of enterprises, the implementation of which will contribute to the success of strategic management of economic resources of economic entities. The purpose of the article is to develop a proposal for the formation and implementation of a targeted, comprehensive program for the development of innovative activities of enterprises.

A Proposed E-learning Technology Management Model for Universities in Response to the COVID-19 Global Crisis

The overall purpose of the study is to propose an e-learning technology management model that responds to the outbreak of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and that has led to the closure of almost all the world’s universities in 2020/2021, leading to many complications in arranging for remote teaching and learning processes. The basic design of the study included the analysis of different technology management models in terms of scope and integration. In addition to a survey directed to several international higher education and e-learning experts as well as a thematic analysis for qualitative data obtained from experts’ comments and views. The major findings, from both quantitative and qualitative analysis, structured the design of the model that has the advantage of mobilizing all university resources towards the achievement of intended learning outcomes. It focuses on six domains for elearning technology management: a) planning, b) governance and administration, c) capacity building, d) development, e) interactive teaching and learning, and f) assessment and evaluation. Hence, the proposed elearning technology management model provides better access, and more economic management of resources, and maximizes return on investment with better learning outcomes at higher education institutions.

ОЦЕНКА ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ЭФФЕКТИВ-НОСТИ ИННОВАЦИОННО-АКТИВНОГО ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ КАК ФАКТОР ЕГО УСТОЙЧИВОГО РАЗВИТИЯ

The progress of the state economy in an innovative way can be determined by the resource conditions of the management of its constituent organizations. In modern eco-nomic conditions, innovation is a key factor in the competitiveness of companies. The article analyzes the results of the activi-ties of the leading innovative and active en-terprises of the North-Western region from the point of view of the effectiveness of eco-nomic resource management and the for-mation of company development strategies, namely, the following indicators are present-ed in dynamics for 2012–2020 years: return on investment, return on assets, return on equity, return on profit before interest and taxes, and etc. The authors have developed the model of strategic management of inno-vative development of the enterprise.

Census-Based Typological Damage Fragility Curves and Seismic Risk Scenarios for Unreinforced Masonry Buildings

Seismic risk assessment has become a crucial issue for optimal management of economic resources allocated to mitigation. For this purpose, in the last decades, several research activities were aimed to update hazard, exposure, and vulnerability models that contribute to seismic risk assessment. From this perspective, the present work focuses on developing new empirical damage fragility curves for census-based typological unreinforced masonry buildings. In particular, damage data observed after the 2009 L’Aquila earthquake, Italy, related to almost 57,000 residential buildings, were used to calibrate the fragility functions. These data were complemented with the census data with the aim of obtaining an accurate estimation of the number of undamaged buildings. Damage fragility curves were identified for typological building classes, defined considering parameters present in both post-earthquake observations and census data with the aim of extending the results to the whole national territory. Six typological classes were defined considering the categories of the construction timespan and of the state of repair parameters. Then, a further distinction of the typological classes considering the number of stories parameter was included where relevant. The fragility curves were defined as a function of peak ground acceleration for five damage states, defined according to the European macroseismic scale. The results confirmed that older buildings are more vulnerable than newer ones and highlighted the crucial role of the state of repair on the damage fragility curves. Finally, the new set of damage fragility functions was uploaded in the Italian Risk Maps information technology platform, used by the Civil Protection Department for risk evaluation, as an exemplification of the potential application of the fragility curves.

Smart city development as a driver of efficiency reorganization and improvement of cities

Purpose: The aim of this work is to show how smart cities can drive the reorganization and efficiency of existing cities.Design/methodology/approach: The paper describes modern achievements in the field of a smart city, the latest achievements of cities and technological solutions they introduce. The paper analyzes when and why this concept appears, development stages and prospects of this concept. The world problems of the urbanization process in new territories and ways to solve them.Research findings: The paper considers relevant reports and studies highlighting the problems and solutions of urbanization and the ecological situation in cities, the negative impact on the environment.Practical implications: One of the ways to solve such problems is the implementation of a set of solutions included in the smart city concept. How modern technological solutions and large data volume assist in the communal and economic resource management, overcome environmental challenges of today and make the city more accessible to its residents. How historical cities can actively integrate and improve urban environment with minimal intervention.Originality/value: Attempts are made to answer whether cities need to become smart, what the consequences may be. As a consequence of emerging issues, many problem must be discussed in future research.

Employing smart materials in beautifying the urban environment from a sustainability perspective

Employing smart materials in beautifying the urban environment from a sustainability perspective Smart materials are that materials who have one or more properties that can be significantly altered in a control manner by external impetus, such as stress, temperature, moisture, pH, electric and magnetic field. Smartness can be describe by self-adaptability, self-sensing and self-repairing. These smart materials offers numerous of application in every field. Smart materials contribute to raising energy efficiency, while using high levels of environmental performance and controlling design surfaces. Smart materials contribute to achieving the use of renewable energy; passive solar self-heating, natural lighting, and natural cooling. With the development of material science, many new, high-quality and cost-efficient materials have come into use in various field of engineering. In the last five to ten decades, the materials became multifunctional and required the optimization of different characterization and properties. With the last evolution, the concept has been driving towards composite materials and recently, the next evolutionary step is being contemplated with the concept of smart materials. smart materials are new generation materials surpassing the conventional structural and functional materials. These materials possess adaptive capabilities to external stimuli, such as loads or environment, with inherent intelligence. The possibility of applying advanced technologies such as controlling kinematic and intelligent systems in designing urban elements to achieve greater environmental compatibility. The research problem stems from the need to monitor smart materials that can be used in beautifying the urban environment that can achieve sustainability considerations. The research aims to monitor and conclude considerations of employing smart materials in beautifying the urban environment from the perspective of sustainability. Materials have become a fundamental pillar upon which all the different design specialties are based, including urban design with its various elements. The technologies associated with the development of materials have emerged as a result of the great development of information technology and nanotechnology and their incorporation into various areas of materials development, where materials can respond to environmental variables and usage variables in a fast and easy manner to meet human needs.Thus, smart materials are considered one of the most important materials in response to sustainability factors and the ability to implement sustainability considerations. Design based on smart materials is a modern design approach to building and sustainable comprehensive development that seeks to reduce the social and environmental burden, which is applied to the entire life cycle of the urban environment, while achieving economic feasibility and encouraging sustainability at the local and global levels, especially with regard to environmental, societal and economic performance. Problem statment The research problem can be identified as follows: The global trend towards creating dynamic models that are compatible with the environmental and climatic characteristics of the urban environment, with efficiency in the use of materials, the possibility of disassembly and installation and functional design flexibility, created the need to monitor smart materials that can be used in beautifying the urban environment that can achieve sustainability considerations, while determining considerations throughout the design and operation stages. Aims and objectives The research aims to monitor and conclude considerations of employing smart materials in beautifying the urban environment from the perspective of sustainability. Methodology The study follows a descriptive approach in presenting and analyzing the sustainable smart materials used in beautifying the urban environment. Conclusions : - The life cycle of sustainable smart materials can be achieved through : reducing the consumption of non-renewable resources, reducing the environmental loads of waste and pollution, improving economic resource management, and the environmental and social performance that is greatly affected by the performance of smart materials. - Sustainability considerations can be achieved in smart materials by employing smart materials that are compatible with the environmental characteristics of the urban environment through the following: - Efficiency in the use of smart materials to achieve the finishing of the urban environment in the best possible functional and environmental performance. - Using smart materials from recyclable materials or reusable components. - The use of smart materials with systems capable of dismantling, installing and extending in the future. - Use of smart materials with ready-made systems and standard sections. - The possibility of applying smart materials in controlling kinematic and intelligent systems when designing the urban environment to achieve greater environmental compatibility

Financial Cost For Protecting Instructional Time: A Pilot Study of Primary and Secondary Schools in Malaysia

The education sector is truly a labor-intensive industry. A large chunk of the financial cost for managing this industry is the workforce, that is, salaries for the teachers. The absenteeism of teachers, whether due to absence from the school or occupied with other duties, causes a disruption in the teaching and learning process. Classroom productivity is affected because instruction cannot take place and this will give rise to the students to experience an adverse economic impact. This financial loss to students can be estimated based on the salaries received by teachers. Two schools, a primary and a secondary school, are used for the pilot study. This case study involved 112 teachers from a primary school and 75 teachers from a high school in Kuala Lumpur. Data collected, over a period of one year, include attendance records, teacher movement records and medical appointment letters. On average, teachers who were absent from school or the classroom comprised10% of the school year. 50% of the teacher absenteeism was due to personal reasons, and 50% was due to work duties. The financiallossto students due to teacher absenteeism is estimated to be equal to that of the teacher’s average monthly salary. The total costs to both schools were calculated to be more than half a million Malaysian Ringgit for an academic year of schooling. This amount is enough to pay the annual salaries of almost seven teachers for each school. Instructional time lost needs to be prevented as this means high financial costs and an adverse impact on student learning. It also indicates the inefficient use and management of economic resources. However, the findings based on one case study alone are insufficient tojustify for an immediate change in the education policies. Further in-depth study involving more samples and more comprehensive research needs to be carried out to obtain a better picture.

Computing Capitalisms—Part 2

Presents the second installment of Computing Capitalisms: History, Business, and Information Technology. This series, introduced in the July–September 2020 issue, is a call to expand the scope of the business history of computing—from its traditional emphasis on IT firms and computing markets toward the broader political-economic and sociocultural forces that dynamically structure their operation. The first issue of the series celebrated new directions in the study of the state as a factor in the business history of computing. It highlighted the state as a site to observe the coproduction of social visions and technological systems and emphasized how the character and deployment of state powers can shape the political economy of IT.1 This second issue offers case studies that expand upon the institutions traditionally taken up in business histories of computing, focusing on a range of organizational settings in which computing plays a part in the coordination and management of economic resources. The three featured articles address computing capitalisms in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the United States and explore how efforts to computerize work in a range of institutional settings—from hospitals, to banks, to psychological testing firms—triggered complex negotiations about labor, industry structure, and the role of scientific expertise in a corporate setting.

ECONOMIC VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY: YPES AND REASONS FOR USE

Based on national legislation on domestic violence, the article examines the concept of domestic violence. A particular attention is paid to economic violence in the family. Any form of violence is associated with the distribution of power between partners and some certain imbalance between them. In a couple, the partner who is emotionally and/or physically stronger and more influential uses violence. Economic violence is associated with the deprivation or restriction of the right to use economic resources, in which one of the partners (more often a woman) feels a threat towards security and emotional comfort, as she is in complete economic dependence on the tyrant partner. Economic violence can manifest itself in the deprivation or restriction of the right to use property, money; imposition of property obligations; transfer of monetary obligations to the victim; the prohibition of employment, which deprives the victim of the possibility of self-realization in the future. These actions may entail mental suffering and a decrease in the mental stability of the victim of violence, which indicates psychological violence and so on. The commission of these actions is violence in the event that the partner whom they were applied to feels psychological suffering, which can lead to a health disorder, emotional dependence or a deterioration in his/her of life’s quality. The reasons for economic violence are the unwillingness of partners to discuss complex issues related to the management of economic resources before starting a relationship; unwillingness of one of the parties to take responsibility for their lives, completely falling under the dependence of the other partner, including in financial matters; violation of the personal boundaries of another partner, the desire to manipulate him/ her and, as a consequence, the dependence of one partner on the other and so on. The criteria for distinguishing between criminally punishable domestic violence and domestic violence as an administrative offense are signs of systematicity and social danger. It is proposed to reveal the content of the forms of domestic violence enshrined in Art. 126–1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, taking into account the content of the objective side of other articles of Section II, IV of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Ukraine; enforce in the footnote to Art. 126–1 of the Criminal Code definition of the concept of “systematic”.

THE TARGETED COMPLEX PROGRAMME OF INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT OF ENTERPRISES: SUGGESTIONS FOR FORMING AND IMPLEMENTING ACTIVITIES

The problem of the article is to identify the main stages, methods, organizational structures of formation and implementation of targeted complex programs for the development of investment and innovation activities of industrial enterprises, the implementation of which will contribute to the success of strategic management of economic resources. The purpose of the article is to develop proposals for the formation and implementation of a targeted complex program for the development of investment and innovation activities of the enterprise. The object of research is the development of investment and innovation activities of the enterprise. The subject of research — theoretical provisions, methodological support, tools for the formation and implementation of targeted programs for the development of investment and innovation activities of enterprises. Structural-logical analysis, theoretical generalization, statistical-analytical analysis, expert survey method, program-target management method were used as research methods.
 Based on the analysis, the stages of formation and implementation of the target complex program of investment and innovation activities of the enterprise are proposed, which include: competitive selection and appointment of responsible executors, identification of existing problems of investment and innovation activities and their complex analysis, formulation of the main objectives of the program and their structuring by hierarchical dependence, definition and development of measures to achieve alternative goals, formation of program options taking into account alternative measures, substantiation of financial and human resources according to the established criteria for program implementation, discussion and approval, coordination of program measures and volumes of financing with the existing plan of development of the enterprise for the corresponding certain term. For each proposed stage, a study was conducted on the example of 21 machine-building enterprises for 2015—2019, which proved the feasibility of the developed proposals. The practical orientation of the research results is confirmed by the calculations for the developed complex program of investment and innovation activities for the machine-building enterprise using real data and comparison of the expected results of the program with the actual ones, which testified to the growth of investment and innovation activities.

Money, power and inequality among married couples in urban Sarawak

In accordance with United Nations’ sustainable development goal in achieving gender equality and to empower all women and girls, this paper investigates gender equality and power in marital relationship. Using Resource Theory of Power as a conceptual framework, this paper examines the distribution of marital power among married couples. More specifically, this paper examines to what extent do married couples use money as a bargaining tool to negotiate for more control in two areas: (1) managing economic resources and (2) household decision making. Forty married couples from urban Sarawak were located and interviewed. Results indicate that apart from money, marital power is affected by more influential factors such as ideologies and religious teachings. Consequently, having more money does not necessarily mean having more control over the decision making as decision making in a marriage is often guided by prescribed gender roles in accordance to one’s ideologies, cultural and religious teachings. Hence, gender equality in the management of economic resources and decision making within a household can only occur when an increase in women’s resources is combined with changes in gender roles and ideologies.

Transparency and Quality of Information on Local Administration Websites. Study of the Spanish Case

This article analyses the information and content of Spanish local administration websites following the application of the Law of Transparency. The aim is to analyze in depth issues related to the information available on political representatives, the management of economic resources, information on the municipality and the tools citizens have at their disposal for their participation. The quantitative method analyses the transparency of the city councils individually from a table of widely compared 52 variables (indicators), validating their compliance or not with each during the period February to November 2018. The sample analyzed in this study consists of 605 Spanish municipalities. Although within academic literature debate already exists that focuses primarily on theoretical abstractions, this study allows us to empirically determine whether after the national approval of transparency regulation there really has been an improvement in public information for citizens to be able to hold their local governments accountable. The results indicate that, based on regional and national transparency policies, the situation is better than in the years prior to the law, although there is still much room for improvement, especially in issues related to information regarding the management of economic resources such as budgets, salaries, hiring and subsidies.

Aprendizaje basado en juegos: incorporación de criterios sostenibles a través de la economía circular

En el presente trabajo se expone una actividad realizada a través de aprendizaje basado en juegos aplicado al conocimiento de la economía circular, que ha sido llevada a cabo con ocasión del ODS Day en la Universidad Europea de Madrid. El propósito de esta experiencia educativa se fundamenta en la necesidad de que la comunidad universitaria, y en especial los estudiantes, conozcan e interioricen modelos económicos sostenibles medioambientalmente. Se ha partido del modelo de economía circular, un nuevo paradigma de la gestión económica de los recursos, centrado en la reutilización de éstos y en la reducción de la generación de residuos. Para dar a conocer este modelo económico se ha desarrollado esta actividad de carácter transversal y metodología docente y tecnológica innovadoras. Para ello se ha aplicado el aprendizaje basado en juegos, así como un programa de realidad aumentada. La actividad se ha desarrollado a través de un juego en forma de yincana en la que los participantes se enfrentaron a retos en las distintas fases de la economía circular, contextualizada en el sector textil. Los resultados obtenidos muestran un interesante nivel de satisfacción de los participantes tanto con la metodología desarrollada como con el contenido de la actividad. Así mismo, se considera que el carácter transferible a otros centros docentes de esta iniciativa puede colaborar en promover de forma interactiva el conocimiento de la economía circular como modelo de sostenibilidad, así como a la sensibilización de los estudiantes frente a la responsabilidad medioambiental.

Механізми сталого розвитку міжнародних альянсів авіаційних перевізників

The purpose of the publication is to deepen the theoretical and methodological provisions and develop scientific and practical recommendations for improving the organizational and economic mechanism of resource management of sustainable development of global alliances in the international cluster of passenger air transportation. Strategic bases of formation of the system approach to management of economic resources of participants of alliances are formulated. The list of principles for the implementation of a systematic approach to the management of economic resources of aviation enterprises (UERAP) includes integrity, structure, hierarchy, the relationship between the organizational system and the external environment, adaptability and flexibility, multifacetedness. Thus, integrity is understood as activity on increase of safety of flights (FS) on the basis of strategic management of economic resources of the enterprise which has general character, is shared by all useful within system of functioning by divisions of the enterprise. Multidimensionality reflects the complex structure of the system, which operates taking into account the peculiarities of the deployment of elemental, functional, organizational and dynamic aspects of activity. It is proposed to design systems for improving the efficiency of MERAE in the form of a set of organizational structures, specific forms and methods of management, which ensure an adequate level of FS by implementing measures for effective management of three types of resources (economic, financial and material). The thesis on the possibility of providing a flight safety management system (FSMS) by means of planning organizational measures to identify and eliminate the risks of incidents, cooperation on their prevention by all participants in the air transport system during flights, organizational support and investigation of non-standard events is substantiated. It is proposed to subordinate the FSMS to a clear sequence of organizational structures, responsibilities, guidelines, policies and procedures for managing certain elements of ERAE: personnel, technology, aircraft, information flows, motivation system, quality management. These elements are considered as part of the subsystems of a set of measures to improve the management of ERAE in order to ensure FS.