FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGGLOMERATION MANAGEMENT IN RURAL AREAS

Issue № 3, 2024, article № 17, pages 180-190

Section: Management in the agricultural sector

Language: Russian

Original language title: ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ И РАЗВИТИЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ АГЛОМЕРАЦИЯМИ НА СЕЛЬСКИХ ТЕРРИТОРИЯХ

Keywords: AGGLOMERATIONS IN RURAL AREAS, AGRO-INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS, INTERACTIONS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, COORDINATING COUNCIL, INTERDEPARTMENTAL COMMISSION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT

Abstract: The article discusses the issues of formation and development of agglomerations management in rural areas, the functioning of which will be constantly improved on the basis of the development of management systems at the state, economic and economic levels and the level of local self-government. The research is aimed at the implementation of certain conceptual directions, the implementation of which entails compliance with the norms, rights and interests of all participants in agglomeration education with certain elements of interaction and an increase in the level of connectivity of industrial, economic and social processes. The current level of development of rural agglomerations management will be characterized by the main types of interaction: resource, financial, industrial, military-technical, as well as interrelations: economic, industrial, organizational and managerial, social, household, technical and technological, transport, labor, socio-political, recreational, cultural and motivational, which are aimed at the introduction of a set of measures related to improving the manageability of agro-industrial business, as well as the effectiveness of functional interaction using production, financial, social and economic levers of influence. At the same time, the powers of the interdepartmental commission for the coordination of intersectoral interactions of participants in the formation of management, as well as the main activities aimed at implementing the national strategy for spatial development and sustainable management of agglomerations in rural areas have been formed.

Authors: Semkin Aleksandr Grigorevich