Research

Agriculture and Food

The research project, prepared In the context of the BRICS competition authorities' cooperation, aims to provide the first in-depth analysis of the regulation, from a competition policy perspective, of the food industry by the BRICS countries, and selected developed countries (European Union, United States).

Digital Markets

The research project aims to exchange of information on the experience of the BRICS countries in suppressing anticompetitive practices in the digital economy: combating cartels of a new type, through examination and discussion of cases; consideration of transactions of economic concentration in the digital age; development of new mechanisms to combat anti-competitive practices, adapted to digital reality.

Cross-Border Cartels

Cross-border cartels have long been a pressing issue for competition authorities and, arguably, constitute the most challenging type of anti-competitive behaviour due to complexity inherent in investigating and suppressing them.

Ecoantitrust

Ecoantitrust is a comprehensive approach to analyzing and regulating digital platforms that uses analogies between natural and digital ecosystems. The BRICS International Competition Law and Policy Centre is developing the project together with the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).

Carbon Farming in Kazakhstan

The project delves into the prospects of carbon farming and carbon market as the most important elements of climate and environmental policy of Kazakhstan, which can not only make a significant contribution to the implementation of the goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, but also act as an important incentive for socio-economic development and modernization of the country.