INNOVATIVE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE STATE, BUSINESS, AND SOCIETY

Author(s): Zayats T.D., Baranov D.N.

Rubric: Economy

DOI: 10.21777/2587-554X-2025-4-7-18

Release: 2025-4 (55)

Pages: 7-18

Keywords: public-private partnership, innovation, digital technologies, innovative ecosystem, corporate social responsibil- ity, cross-sectoral cooperation, digital transformation, sustainable development

Annotation: The article examines modern approaches to the forming and implementation of innovative mechanisms for in- teraction between the state, business, and civil society. Emphasis is placed on the need to move from traditional partnership models to network forms of cooperation based on open innovation, digitalization, and sustainable development. The tools of public-private and public-public partnerships are analyzed, as well as the role of digital platforms in ensuring transparency and efficiency of communication between participants. It is shown that the intensification of unilateral economic restrictions and the need to boost domestic investment require a transition from traditional, administrative models of interaction to network forms based on the principles of open innovation, digitalization, and sustainable development, which can be achieved through increased cooperation between the government, business, and civil society. The directions of improving the institutional environment are proposed, contributing to the development of the innovation ecosystem and strengthening trust between sectors. It is shown that the key direction for developing innovative mechanisms for interaction between the state, busi- ness, and society is the forming of a unified digital partnership ecosystem, which will allow for the integration of databases, platforms, and services for all participants, simplify the search for partners and sources of financing, and automate the processes of monitoring and evaluating projects.

Bibliography: Zayats T.D., Baranov D.N. INNOVATIVE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE STATE, BUSINESS, AND SOCIETY // Economics and Management. – 2025. – № 4 (55). – С. 7-18. doi: 10.21777/2587-554X-2025-4-7-18