Abstract
This paper presents integral assessment of the territorial infrastructural conditions in rural areas, which is based on aggregating the performance metrics of sociocultural infrastructures and public utilities. Sociocultural infrastructure assessment took into account the availability of schooling for children, inpatient hospital beds, doctors and nurses, as well as seats in cultural venues per person. Public utilities were assessed in terms of housing conditions, while the state of local roads was assessed in terms of road-grid density, the length percentage of hard-paved roads, and the length percentage of standard-compliant local roads. The authors hereof group the municipalities in the Republic of Bashkortostan by their infrastructural conditions and outline the priorities of such development for different rural areas.
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