ASSESSMENT OF THE MECHANISM OF ANTI-CRISIS MANAGEMENT OF THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

Modern socio-economic crises are the result not only of financial and economic imbalances and other negative processes, but also the result of major institutional changes, covering both elements of the economy and the state as a whole. In the context of the above, there is a problem of choosing adequate approaches to assessing the tools of crisis management, which would identify those that are best able to reduce the risk of the territory and increase the effectiveness of socio-economic indicators. The first thing to pay attention to is to ensure the introduction of effective government tools that will allow the best implementation of regional development programs. One criterion in determin-ing the depressed region is not sufficient and does not show a real picture of its condition. That is why it is important to take a more rational and scientific approach to formulating the provisions of current regulations related to regional development in general and crisis management at the regional level in particular. The formation of a crisis manage-ment system based on a thorough assessment of the initial level of regional development, in addition to the existence of a regulated methodology approved at the state level, requires a clear mechanism and coherence within the country. Pluralism of opinions and disparate directions of regional development as well as measures of anti-crisis management is inadmissible without their balancing within the state.