Importance of regional development programs for the economic growth of rural areas

Dorosh, A.

doi:10.31548/zemleustriy2017.02.091

ZKMZ

2017

DOI: 10.31548/zemleustriy2017.02.091

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Importance of regional development programs for the economic growth of rural areas

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“…The essence of support lies not only in funding (in this case it is not the main purpose to fund), but in providing advices, facilitating communication between people and different organizations and supporting all processes within the program. [5] It is clear that educated and socially and economically active citizens are strengthening the community and the state as a whole. Therefore, not working with community dwellers leads to the risk that decentralization will not improve the quality of life of people but will further impoverish them.…”

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Survey of community residents as a basis for forming a strategic long-term purpose for community development

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This article analyzes the strategies that are being developed for the communities, identifies whether they can lead to economic and social development of the community and increase budget revenues in the long run. It is found that the most important part, the most powerful resource of a community is its people.In the course of the research, it was decided to conduct a qualitative and quantitative survey of the residents of KolomatskaUTC using the method of anonymous online questionnaire using the Google Docs service. There is a high level of awareness among the residents of the community on the issues of decentralization of power, as well as the positive impact of decentralization on the development of the community. It is determined that 63% of the surveyed residents of the community positively evaluate the prospect of further life in the community and do not plan to leave it.The survey found that about half of those surveyed were willing to work with fellow villagers in co-operative societies or production associations to improve their work efficiency and increase their own well-being and community development. It was also found that the vast majority wanted to learn new skills and do it on their own.The result of this research is the formation of a strategic goal of community development for a long period.

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