The article depicts the results of a study focused on connection between factors of urban living

The modern development of a city with the population exceeding one million is becoming increasingly impossible in the "classical" way. The key problem of any dynamically growing megalopolis is the backlog of infrastructure development or the inability of the latter to effectively meet the needs of all the elements of the city. At the same time, the city does not have an opportunity to provide new areas of land resources for its development. Different cities and countries find their solutions to this issue, and recently the concept of "smart city" has been gaining popularity. Exemplified by the city of Krasnoyarsk, the article examines the obligatory requirements for infrastructure (mainly transport infrastructure) within the concept of "smart". The current trends in the city's development and comparison of the expected results of the "smart city" concept are defined, the directions of the city infrastructure development to ensure the possibility of transition to the development within the "smart" concept are proposed. The research is carried out within the framework of the grant "Methodical Approaches to the Formation of the Concept of the Smart City Project within the Framework of the Development Trends for Digital Economy" with the financial support of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Fund for Support of Scientific and Technical Activity.

The article is devoted to the problem of measuring and estimating the human capital of the natural resource macroregion, whose territory is characterized by a high level of social and economic asymmetry. It presents results of testing of modified index of human capital in context of interdisciplinary approach. The study was based on survey findings, along with statistical data. The satisfaction of the population with the quality of life is a key indicator of the dynamics of human capital in the long term. The authors give recommendations on the development of information support of territorial policy

The article addresses the approaches to measuring and assessing the limited and specific resource for the economy – human capital – in terms of information support for the quality of life management in the regions where “Yenisei Siberia” integrated investment project is being implemented (hereinafter – “Yenisei Siberia”), given the settlement system features and its professional structure, the current level of economic development and trends in production and demography, as well as the impact of ethnocultural, natural and geographical factors. The quality of life here is considered both as a statistically measurable quantity and as an estimated, subjective category determined by human behavior. It is the peoples’ well-being, based on the quality of life interpretation in the region that supports the human capital formation and its investment behavior, as well as the basis for cutting spatial inequality in the regions through coordination and joint management of the socio-economic spatial development. Taking into account such asymmetry in the socio-economic and socio-cultural situation in the regions, the authors propose an approach to the formation of homogeneous regional clusters for measuring the level of human capital and QOL in the territories of the macro-region of the Yenisei Siberia