IMPROVING THE ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISMS OF COMPREHENSIVE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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This article explores the theoretical and practical aspects of improving the organizational and economic mechanisms of comprehensive regional development. It emphasizes the importance of integrated territorial management, modernization of regional governance, and the use of economic instruments to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth. Based on an analysis of regional disparities and institutional challenges, the study proposes recommendations for optimizing administrative tools, investment policies, and public-private cooperation. The findings highlight that efficient regional development depends on the synergy between institutional frameworks, market mechanisms, and innovation-driven strategies.
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