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The impacts of COVID-19 on the space industry

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14 October 2020
Влияние COVID-19 на космическую промышленность
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08/05/2020
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As part of the digitalization of the economy, satellite signals and data play an increasingly pivotal role in economic development. The recent growth in the sector has generated unprecedented levels of entrepreneurship and start-up activity. However, with the COVID-19 crisis, this positive trend could be reversed. There is a risk that the crisis could lead to more industry concentration, eliminating smaller and younger firms. Space agencies and other public administrations therefore need to fully consider vulnerable smaller actors in their overall crisis responses.

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Articles
6 April 2020
Seven early lessons from the coronavirus

The article by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) discusses possible political, economic, and social impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and the lessons to be learnt by the world, and the EU in particular, from this crisis.

Research
13 April 2020
Deloitte: Measures to support the population and economy against the background of the COVID-2019 epidemic. Part 1

Deloitte has published an overview of principal measures adopted in Russia to support the national economy. The overview will be updated as new initiatives are introduced or announced.

Analytical digest
14 April 2020
US NOC: a 1980 Olympics boycott robbed hundreds of American athletes of their dreams

The Roscongress Foundation presents the ‘World Sport Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic’ news digest for 10–14 April.

Expert opinion
27 April 2020
An opportunity for tourism in the Russian Arctic

Tourism is one of the sectors most heavily affected by COVID-19. Experts believe that the industry will undergo significant restructuring, with travel abroad giving way to domestic tourism, and trips to places where people don’t gather in large numbers becoming more popular. According to Managing Director of the 21st Century Arctic International Union Valery Korovkin, current circumstances offer a chance to develop a new tourist destination. It is an area that has been discussed for a long time, but which little is currently being done to promote. Arctic tourism is a potentially highly profitable business from the perspective of federal and regional budgets, and has long been successfully exploited by other coastal nations.