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Integrated strategic model for managing regional projects in the field of ecology

Shedko Yuri, Alenteva Nadezhda, Anokhin Sergey and 2 more

E3S Web of Conferences · 2021

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202125812001 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

The article is devoted to review of authors’ model of project management while executing the strategy of sustainable regional development. The article analyses the essence of social partnership as a collaborative instrument between government, business and society, which influences on economic progress nowadays. It is concluded that improvement of relations between actors of cooperation depends on institutional framework formation as well as on effective methods of management. In this paper there is defined such a condition of economic development as technological progress, which results in resources accumulation in developed regions but intensifies the problem of regional socio-economic inequality. There is proposed and proved the model of cooperation between society and government during implementation the strategy of regional development taking into account the digitalization. Thus resistance of the strategy depends on dimension of project agreement. In this context it becomes important to include into the strategy such a factor as trust. It should be noted that in the article there are defined organization opportunities, which have to be applied during strategic planning of the project to secure sustainable competitive position of the region and business entities. There are also described the reasons for resisting of project management adoption.

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