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Kozhina E.V., Sergeeva K.I. Specific entry: Social and Economic Development Load article (pdf, 0.9MB ) AnnotationThe article is devoted to the study of the availability of investment funds for the regions of investment funds of state development programs in the context of the program-targeted approach to budget formation. The use of program-targeted budgeting methods undoubtedly opens up extensive opportunities for optimizing the public finance management system, but the management tools and implementation mechanism at the regional level have not yet been sufficiently developed, which reduces the effectiveness of their application. The paper evaluates the uniformity of distribution of funds of the Targeted Investment Program of the Arkhangelsk Oblast for the period 2017–2021 between four districts that are similar in their parameters, as well as the distribution of budget investments within the framework of inter-budget transfers to local budgets of the Arkhangelsk Oblast for the period 2021–2023. The process and principles of a program-targeted approach to strategic planning and management of the public finance system as the main tool for improving the efficiency of budget expenditures are considered. The methods used in the study include analyzing the dynamics and structure of budget investment distribution, drawing conclusions on the basis of the obtained data about the uniformity of funds distribution and investment accessibility for the regions. This article can be useful for assessing the availability of budget investments when using the program-targeted approach to budget planning, as well as for developing an effective mechanism for implementing program-targeted budgeting approaches in the budget process at the local and regional levels.About authors
Elena V. Kozhina, Cand. Sci. (Econ.), Associate Professor
Kseniya I. Sergeeva, Senior Lecturer
Keywordsprogram-target planning, budgeting, budget investments, state program, socio-economic development, regionDOI10.37482/issn2221-2698.2023.52.87UDC[332.145:336.14](470.11)(045)This work is licensed under a CC BY-SA License. |