Operational Funds Research Articles

Identifying the active ingredients in payment for performance programmes using system dynamics modelling

Payment for performance (P4P) is not a uniform intervention, with programme effect dependent on several interconnected factors. In this study, a system dynamics model was developed to explore the pathways to improved outcomes and how changes in the design, implementation and context of a P4P programme affected maternal and child health (MCH) service delivery outcomes in Tanzania. A previously developed causal loop diagram of the programme effects was used to inform model development, with further data sources (including an impact evaluation of programme, health surveys, stakeholder feedback and relevant literature) used to build the model. A number of pathways were identified to improved services under P4P, with increased availability of drugs underpinning the content of care outcome (intermittent preventative treatment during ANC), which together with increased supervision, enhanced health worker motivation. This in turn increased perceived quality of care at the facility which improved the coverage of services outcome (facility-based deliveries), and with increased outreach, increased awareness of services also boosted demand. Minor delays in payment reduced provider purchasing power for medicines, with severe delays driving erosion of provider trust and motivation for programme participation. Allocating a larger share of funds for facility operations can enhance performance effects, particularly for those services that rely on efficient drug administration. Contextual factors including limited baseline provision of essential medications, lower community awareness of facility services and dispersed/distant populations reduced programme effect. This paper demonstrates the feasibility and the potential of such models to inform the design of effective health system interventions.

Manajemen Pembiayaan Pendidikan di Sekolah Dasar Islam Terpadu Al Fatih Depok

The operational structure and funding of education is an important component in educational administration management which has the capacity to have a significant impact on the quality of human resources. This study intends to ensure the following: (1) Plan the budget in order to improve educational standards; (2) allocate human resources for the purposes of managing education financing; (3) implementing education financing management; and (4) supervising the education financing system in order to improve standards at SDIT AL FATIH Depok. Qualitative, analytical and descriptive methods were used in this study. Documentation, interviews and observation are the techniques used to obtain data. Data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions are the four components of Miles and Huberman's interactive analysis model used in the data analysis approach. Credibility, transferability, dependability and confirmability are used in the process of determining data validity.The findings show the following: 1) SDIT AL FATIH Depok prepares and describes education budget planning in the form of RAPBPT, which is implemented at the end of each year by identifying all appropriate programs and budgets. 1) The process of allocating funds for education starts from the source, where the head of the foundation decides on the choices that have been reached through meetings involving stakeholders from the school community and repeats the assessment. Putting human resources in charge of overseeing the money is secondary. The principal is responsible for the financial management of SDIT AL FATIH Depok, in accordance with the organizational structure; The foundation and education department oversee the management of SDIT AL FATIH Depok's education funds. 3. The budget implementation process is used to fund school programs, as well as spending on goods and services, development, and so on. 4. After that, the School Committee, the AL FATIH Depok Foundation, and the Education Office received the school's financial accountability report.

Virtual/Mobile Overdose Response in Canada: A Social Return on Investment Analysis

The overdose epidemic continues to be one of the leading causes of death in North America and continues to contribute to high healthcare costs. While harm reduction initiatives have significantly reduced the aforementioned costs, there is a dearth of evidence regarding overdose response hotlines and applications. We aim to evaluate the social return on investment (SROI) from a payer perspective of one such overdose response hotline, Canada's National Overdose Response Service, and its implications for service users, service operators, the Canadian healthcare system, and program funders. Outcome variables determined from theory of change models were developed in consultation with the aforementioned vested interest groups. Proxy values were attributed to each variable identified through values present within existing literature and databases. These values were then compared to operational costs accounting for deadweight, attribution, and displacement to determine a final SROI ratio. A discount rate was then applied based on the influence of risk on the outcome achieved. The ratio illustrating the value created for all stakeholders, resulting from the $1,592,00 investment made over two years, is $15.84 per single dollar invested. The value generated stems primarily from overdose prevention, mental health support, staff employment, reductions in emergency service utilization, service referrals, and volunteer well-being, which outweigh costs including operational funding, work-related stressors, compassion fatigue, and false calls. The results of our study demonstrate that the National Overdose Response Service provides a social value that far outweighs the costs attributed to the program's operation.

The Funding Puzzle in Adult Education for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Slovenia

This study investigates the landscape of public funding for adult education for sustainable development (AESD) in Slovenia, focusing on the distribution, types of funding, and their impact on accessibility and quality. This study employs a mixed methods approach to understand the distribution, types of funding, and their impacts on the accessibility and quality of adult education. Data were collected through an online questionnaire completed by 59 organizations providing non-formal AESD, alongside semi-structured interviews conducted with 12 representatives. Key findings reveal a significant disparity between operational funding and that designated for AESD implementation, with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) emerging as the primary recipients of public funds. Notably, project-based funding predominates, raising concerns about the sustainability of AESD programs due to its typically time-limited nature. Public funding is essential for ensuring program accessibility and quality, as it enables organizations to hire experts and enhance curricula. However, the reliance on project-based grants creates instability, complicating long-term planning and program effectiveness. The study underscores the need for systematic and continuous funding strategies to support AESD, highlighting the importance of a cross-sectoral approach to policymaking. Overall, the research elucidates the intricate relationship between funding distribution, program effectiveness, and the advancement of sustainable development education.

Implementing a pragmatic randomised controlled trial in a humanitarian setting: lessons learned from the TISA trial

IntroductionHigh-quality evidence is crucial for guiding effective humanitarian responses, yet conducting rigorous research, particularly randomised controlled trials, in humanitarian crises remains challenging. The TISA (“traitement intégré de la sous-nutrition aiguë”) trial aimed to evaluate the impact of a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) intervention on the standard national treatment of uncomplicated Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in children aged 6–59 months. Implemented in two northern Senegalese regions from December 22, 2021, to February 20, 2023, the trial faced numerous challenges, which this paper explores along with the lessons learned.MethodsThe study utilised trial documentation, including field reports, meeting minutes, training plans, operational monitoring data and funding proposals, to retrace the trial timeline, identify challenges and outline implemented solutions. Contributions from all TISA key staff—current and former, field-based and headquarters—were essential for collecting and interpreting information. Challenges were categorised as internal (within the TISA consortium) or external (broader contextual issues).ResultsThe TISA trial, executed by a consortium of academic, operational, and community stakeholders, enrolled over 2000 children with uncomplicated SAM across 86 treatment posts in a 28,000 km2 area. The control group received standard outpatient SAM care, while the intervention group also received a WASH kit and hygiene promotion. Initially planned to start in April 2019 for 12 months, the trial faced a 30-month delay and was extended to 27 months due to challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, national strikes, health system integration issues and weather-related disruptions. Internal challenges included logistics, staffing, data management, funding and aligning diverse stakeholder priorities.Discussion and conclusionDespite these obstacles, the trial concluded successfully, underscoring the importance of tailored monitoring, open communication, transparency and community involvement. Producing high-quality evidence in humanitarian contexts demands extensive preparation and strong coordination among local and international researchers, practitioners, communities, decision-makers and funders from the study’s inception.Trial registrationClinicaltrials.gov NCT04667767.

The Influence of Effective Leadership and Organizational Culture on Productive Managerial Systems: Workload as a Moderation Test (Case Study: Educational Organization at XYZ Institute)

Competition for education at the tertiary level is very tight; this is due to various factors, including the freedom for state tertiary institutions to seek additional operational funds so that these institutions will increase the number of students, many new tertiary institutions being established in various regions and the development of knowledge groups. And interest in prospective new students. This requires a professional institutional management strategy and the right strategy to create a productive managerial system. This research aims to find indicators that strongly influence the formation of a productive managerial system from the independent variables, namely effective leadership and organizational culture, with workload as a moderating variable. The sample in this study was a population of 256 lecturers and educational staff, where the questionnaire data obtained was processed using PLS (Partial et al.). This research shows that effective leadership and organizational culture have a positive and significant influence on workload. The indicator that has the greatest contribution to the productive managerial system of effective leadership is how to achieve organizational goals effectively. An indicator of organizational culture that strongly influences the productivity of the managerial system is the support for the tasks given. Meanwhile, workload as an intervening variable can moderate well and act as a variable that strengthens the influence of effective leadership and organizational culture variables on the productive managerial system because it can minimize the work overload aspect.

Racial and ethnic composition of peer recovery community members and barriers to acquiring funding for organizations in the ecosystem of recovery

IntroductionOrganizations in the “ecosystem of recovery”—most often non-profits led and staffed by individuals with lived substance use disorder (SUD) experience—offer peer services, group counseling, and a wide variety of programs to help those struggling with SUD. The efforts of such organizations are effective in transitioning those suffering from SUD into long-term recovery. Despite well-established evidence depicting inequitable access to SUD treatment between BIPOC and non-Hispanic White Americans, there has been no empirical undertaking of whether organizations in the ecosystem of recovery face barriers to fund their operations based on the racial and ethnic composition of their community members. MethodsIn this 2022 needs assessment, “Optimizing Recovery Funding,” we combined the results of quantitative and qualitative data for a mixed methods analytic approach. The study employs bivariate descriptive statistics and inferences along with thematic analyses. From an initial list of 537 organizations across U.S. states and territories, 145 leaders of these organizations comprise our survey analytic sample. A total of 85 leaders participated in one of 16 focus groups, with 10 based on geography and 6 based on population identity. This needs assessment produced comprehensive data on the operations of organizations in the ecosystem of recovery. ResultsA lack of training and existing organizational funding, as well as non-inclusive language in funding requests for proposals contributed to some organizations' decisions not to pursue certain grants and funding mechanisms. There were no statistical differences in applying for, nor success in receiving, federal and state funding between organizations serving predominantly BIPOC community members and those serving mostly non-Hispanic White community members. However, there were key instances of—at times inexplicable—inequity in funding outcomes. ConclusionsAll leaders of organizations in the ecosystem of recovery who participated in the needs assessment made it clear that there are fundamental issues to accessing peer recovery operational and programmatic funding. Innovative strategies for developing inclusive and culturally responsive funding approaches that prioritize organizations predominantly serving historically marginalized communities are needed.

Effectiveness of the use of the school budget activity plan application in managing school operational assistance funds at Elementary School Number 1 Abiansemal in 2024

The management system for school operational assistance funds has evolved to in- corporate information and communication technology through the School Budget Activity Plan Application, commonly referred to as ARKAS. The Ministry of Ed- ucation, Culture, Research, and Technology developed the ARKAS innovation to facilitate the management of school operational assistance funds received by each educational institution. This study aims to understand why the effectiveness of using the School Budget Activity Plan application at Elementary School Number 1 Abi- ansemal has not yet been optimized. A qualitative method was employed to explore information about the phenomenon, supported by a descriptive approach, which en- abled the creation of relationships with informants, allowing the researcher to obtain new data. The data sources were obtained from interviews and documents related to the research. Data collection was conducted through documentation, interviews, and observation at the research location. Subsequently, the data were analyzed using data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of this study indicate that the suboptimal effectiveness in using the School Budget Activity Plan application for managing school operational assistance funds at Elementary School Number 1 Abiansemal is due to insufficient dissemination by relevant authorities regarding the understanding of ARKAS and inadequate supporting infrastructure. However, improvements in several components are necessary to enhance the effective- ness of managing school operational assistance funds through ARKAS. This includes the need for training and socialization to improve understanding of ARKAS usage in terms of planning, reporting, and realization, as well as creating synergy between school operators and district operators to ensure that the information conveyed is easily understood.

TANTANGAN PENGEMBANGAN E-LEARNING KAMPUS MERDEKA BELAJAR

With the implementation of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) Curriculum in 2020, the opportunities for online learning, particularly through the utilization of e-learning, have significantly expanded. How prepared are universities to realize this MBKM initiative, and what challenges do they face? This research aims to construct the development of e-learning to accelerate the Merdeka Belajar – Kampus Merdeka (MB-KM) Program at IAIN Sultan Amai Gorontalo and UHAMKA Jakarta. This descriptive research employs a mixed-methods approach. Data collection techniques include observation, interviews, and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). Data is analyzed using reduction, display, and conclusion techniques. The research findings indicate that the implementation of MBKM at universities, whether face-to-face or online, can be achieved through student exchanges within the same or different universities, entrepreneurial activities, and thematic community service/fieldwork activities. The design of e-learning development to accelerate the implementation of MBKM can be initiated through: (a) ensuring the accessibility and stability of internet, electricity, telephone, and other infrastructure networks, (b) selecting reliable and modern hardware and software, (c) establishing a strong IT management institution with adequate operational funding, and (d) preparing professional human resources with a high work ethic. The next step is to enhance the performance of university e-learning and study programs in terms of content performance, accuracy, format, appropriateness, ease of use, security and privacy, and response speed

Impact Of Implementation and Operational Efficience on the Profitability of Indonesia's Principal Bank Period 2014-2023

The purpose of this article is to discuss the influence of problematic financing and operational efficiency on Bank Muamalat Indonesia's profitability for the 2014-2023 period. This article is a type of descriptive quantitative research. The research population is the financial report of Bank Muamalat Indonesia, while the research sample is the financial report of Bank Muamalat Indonesia for 2014-2023. The research data used is secondary data obtained from the official website using library study techniques. Next, the data was analyzed through descriptive tests, classical assumption testing, multiple linear regression analysis, and hypothesis testing. The analysis findings state that problematic financing and operational efficiency have a significant influence on the profitability of PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia. The research results have implications for banks which must manage their assets wisely, especially in financing to minimize risks, streamline operational funds, and carry out controls in their applications, so that banks can get maximum profits.

STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE APPLICATION OF COMPLEX GEOLOGICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MEASURES ON THE EXAMPLE OF GAS-CONDENSATE GENERATION IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE PRIAXIAL ZONE OF THE DNIPROV-DNETZ BASIN

The field development system is the basis of hydrocarbon production, as it ensures the achievement of the necessary technical and economic indicators. Therefore, a high-perfor- mance development system is necessary to ensure maximum profit in the shortest possible time. Empirical studies, analysis and assessment of the effect of implementing a complex of geological and technological measures on the operational facility of a gas condensate field in the central part of the peri-axial zone of the Dnieper-Donets Basin were carried out in order to find methods for improving the existing gas and gas condensate field development systems and increasing gas extraction rates. It is shown that due to hydraulic fracturing, drilling and transfer of wells to the production facility during the five years of production of the produced gas, it is 7.8 % more than in the previous 21 hours, the rate of development of the field from 2015 to 2019 increased from 2.52 %. to 7.9 %, the average well yield increased by 83 % with an increase in the operational fund by 55 %. The results of studies of the effect of the application of geo- logical-technological measures are shown in the form of graphical dependences of the change in the rate of sampling on the number of production wells over time, the rate of daily gas sampling on the number of conducted geological-technological measures on the researched operational object over time. It has been determined that the main driver of the increase in gas production is the hydraulic fracturing of the formation in most of the operational wells, thanks to which the average increase in the output of the wells is 425 %. According to the results of geological and industrial data processing and analysis of changes in the rate of daily gas extraction over time, the effect of the performed operations is divided into three time segments lasting 15–18 months. The decrease in the duration of the effect from the increase in the fund of production wells and the conduct of hydraulic fracturing of the reservoir is due to the decrease in the volume of reservoir energy, therefore the investigated complex of measures will have the greatest effect when implemented at the initial stage of the development of a reservoir with similar geological parameters.

ANALYSIS OF THE USE ACTIVITY BASED COSTING IN DETERMINING TUITION FEES

Numerous educational institutions in Indonesia suffer financial deficits, negatively impacting educational quality. This study aims to ascertain the Tuition Fees at Nurul Fajri Islamic Boarding School Majalengka utilizing the Activity-Based Costing (ABC) method. It investigates the application of the ABC method in determining Tuition Fees within educational foundation institutions, a novel approach, particularly for pesantren foundations. The research adopts a qualitative methodology with a problem-focused approach. Data collection involved interviews and an analysis of pertinent financial and operational documents. Cost activity data was processed using ABC costing, resulting in tuition fees calculations based on the ABC method. These calculations were then juxtaposed with the Tuition Fees established by the school administration. The analysis identified a cost discrepancy (undercharging), where the cost per student exceeded the total Tuition Fees income and School Operational Funds (SOF) or Government Subsidy. For junior high school grades 1, 2, and 3, the differences were Rp 68,092, Rp 65,877, and Rp 85,668, respectively. For high school levels 1, 2, and 3, the discrepancies were Rp 6,674, Rp 49,014, and Rp 51,354, respectively. The study recommends that the school increase the monthly tuition fees to adequately cover the actual costs of education.

Challenges in Implementing the Pesantren Endowment Fund: A Study of Presidential Regulation Number 82 Of 2021 On Operational Funding of Pesantren

Pesantren has historically demonstrated self-autonomy in institutional management and finance. The forthcoming regulations governing pesantren funding provide several challenges for pesantren management. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method to examine the government's readiness to execute the Presidential Regulation (Perpres) on funding for the pesantren operations. The results of the study indicate that the government's readiness to execute the pesantren endowment fund involves the establishment of regulations as technical guidance and instructions for implementing the policy. The response of pesantren management to implementing the Perpres on funding for pesantren is predominantly positive. They fully support the implementation of the regulation that would allocate funding for pesantren. However, socialization and formulation of the regulation technical instructions and the legal derivatives from the pesantren-related policy are essential in executing the Perpres for the execution and implementation of pesantren endowment funds.

Success and Challenge Reporting through BOS Fund Management

This study assesses the management of school operational assistance funds (BOS) at Pucang 4 Public Elementary School, Sidoarjo Regency, Indonesia, focusing on planning, utilization, reporting, and identifying supporting factors and obstacles according to the 2021 BOS Technical Guidelines. Through qualitative methods including observation, documentation, and interviews, the study reveals successful planning and utilization but challenges in timely reporting. Despite limited financial expertise among school staff, efforts were made to meet reporting criteria, albeit with delays. The findings emphasize the importance of effective communication and training in financial management to enhance reporting practices, and suggest addressing challenges such as delayed fund disbursement and insufficient guidance from education authorities to ensure transparent and accountable use of BOS funds, offering insights for policymakers and educational administrators to refine guidelines and support mechanisms. Highlights: 1. Efficient BOS fund planning and utilization.2. Reporting challenges despite efforts.3. Communication crucial for transparent financial management. Keywords: School Operational Assistance Funds, Management, Reporting, Challenges, Education Governance

The Efforts of Indonesian Government In Increasing Teacher Quality Based On PISA Result In 2022: A Literature Review

The result of PISA for Indonesia in 2022 in literacy field, placed in 59 from 81 countries with the score 359, in numeration field, placed in 67 from 81 countries with the score 366, and for science field took placed in 65 with the score 383. Thus result are increasing, however is not good enough. Therefore, this research trying to depict the government efforts to increasing teacher quality in line with education as the implementation of national goals which is enrich the life of a nation. The task of enrich the life of a nation is not only imposed on teachers, but also on stakeholders through policies that have an impact on education. The result of this paper, with literature review as the research methodology, revealed that the government programme through teacher sharing (guru berbagi), teacher learns (guru belajar), Internet quota in pandemics, and the school operational fund indirectly affect the teacher quality and the increasing of PISA SCORE.

Mineral resource drivers in the global south: A case study of Australia

Mineral resource depletion directly restricts sustainable mineral development. This study investigates the drivers of sustainable mineral resource development via an evolutionary game model involving mineral firms, the Australian government, and financial institutions. The tripartite model provides a guide to strategies and interactions with external influences based on company liquidity. Leveraging panel data from Australian mining companies from 2015 to 2022, this study utilizes unconditional quantile regression techniques, culminating in three salient discoveries. First, despite financial limitations, small-to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can accumulate ample resources to enhance their green technology R&D and corporate social responsibility (CSR) expenditure through diverse financing methods, thereby creating an internal strategic impetus for CSR perpetuation. Second, by participating in CSR, mineral firms can transmit positive signals in an asymmetric market, which promotes their sustainable development. Finally, despite the Australian government's R&D tax refund policy incentivizing R&D investment, SMEs' lack of innovative capacity has led to the diversion of operational funds, which negatively impacts their sustainable development. These findings provide valuable insights for sustainable mineral resource development that extend beyond Australia to other Southern Hemisphere nations.

Machine Learning to Enhance the Detection of Terrorist Financing and Suspicious Transactions in Migrant Remittances

Migrant remittances have become significant in poverty alleviation and microeconomic development in low-income countries. However, the ease of conducting global migrant remittance transfers has also introduced the risk of misuse by terrorist organizations to quickly move and conceal operational funds, facilitating terrorism financing. This study aims to develop an unsupervised machine learning algorithm capable of detecting suspicious financial transactions associated with terrorist financing in migrant remittances. To achieve this goal, a structural equation model (SEM) and an outlier detection algorithm were developed to analyze and identify suspicious transactions among the financial activities of migrants residing in Belgium. The results show that the SEM model classifies a significantly high number of transactions as suspicious, making it prone to detecting false positives. Finally, the study developed an ensemble outlier detection algorithm that comprises an isolation forest (IF) and a local outlier factor (LOF) to detect suspicious transactions in the same dataset. The model performed exceptionally well, being able to detect over 90% of suspicious transactions.

Bibliometric analysis of alternative sources of financing for entrepreneurship

Starting up a company requires external financial support until the business is sustainable. In the case of new ventures, turning to traditional sources of financing, such as banks, can be unsuccessful. Therefore, in the early stages of the business, the revenues generated, the assets and the business model are not enough to cover the operational funding needs. Faced with this difficulty in obtaining funds, new financial mechanisms emerge that make possible the necessary liquidity in times of restriction, becoming innovative financial models. This article aims to perform a bibliometric analysis of alternative sources of financing for entrepreneurship based on papers published in the Web of Science database until the year 2022.

The Influence of Treasury Single Account Implementation on Public Sector Performance: A Case Study of Selected Parastatals in South East Nigeria (2010-2019)

This study delved into the effect of Treasury Single Account (TSA) on public sector performance in selected parastatals in South East Nigeria (2010-2019). The broad objective of this study was to ascertain the effect of Treasury Single Account (TSA) on public sector performance in selected parastatals in South East Nigeria. Consequently, four research questions and four hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. Survey design was adopted for the study. Area of the study is South East Nigeria, population of the study was 1,548 staff drawn from Boards of Internal Revenues (BIRs) of the five States in South East. Stratified random sampling was used to derive 713 respondents for the study. Instrument for data collection was self-structured questionnaire. Mean and standard deviation was used to answer research questions while ANOVA and Z-test statistic was used to analyze hypotheses. The result based on empirical analysis revealed that treasury single account had positive effect on fraud detection in Parastatals in South East Nigeria, treasury single account had positive effect on revenue mobilization in Parastatals in South East Nigeria, treasury single account had positive effect on blockage of financial leakages in Parastatals in South East Nigeria and treasury single account had positive effect on financial savings in Parastatals in South East Nigeria. Thus, the study concluded that fraud detection, revenue mobilization, financial leakages and financial savings have been affected in Parastatals in South East Nigeria as result of Treasury single account (TSA). Based on the findings, the following recommendations among others were proffered: Government should ensure timely release of operational funds to encourage MDAs to support the TSA Policy. This can be achieved through the use of treasury bills (T-bills) or other short-term borrowing instruments aimed at offsetting the impact of TSA implementation on government cash flows and there should be full implementation of TSA in all states ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). Partial implementation in many states as was observed by the researcher during field work should be discouraged. The gains of TSA cannot be overemphasized. Keywords: Treasury Single Account, Accountability, Public Sector, Revenue, Savings, Parastatatal.

Przygotowanie strategii prowadzenia prac naprawczych i rekonstrukcyjnych w odwiertach naftowych i gazowych

The repair and restoration work implemented in inactive well stocks has led to the resolution of clustering issues based on their purpose. It has been determined that in case of clusters of accident-prone wells, the implementation of repair and restoration works and their return to the operational fund, must be carried out based on economic and technical efficiency. The corresponding analysis revealed that clusters characterizing the accident rates include issues with downhole pipes, downhole motors, tools and devices, packers, bottom hole drill pipes, cables, ropes, wires, and others types of accidents. This paper presents the accumulated results of realized RRW (repair restoration works) based on field experience for formalization and automation in developing decision-making technologies and selecting accident elimination strategy in appropriate field conditions. Various technologies have been developed for the elimination process, using appropriate equipment. Repair and restoration work for corresponding codes is proposed based on field statistical information. The economic feasibility of the obtained results and their application are classified on the basis of boundary conditions defined by developed logical stages. The logical stages are drawn up using information about field parameters, including well conditions, the location of the accident object in the well, realized technology, and appropriate technical means. As a result of the analysis of SOCAR (State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic) fund of accident-prone wells, 24 possible options for the implementation of RRW have been identified for the aforementioned clusters. Lists of the existing tool park, functional design parameters, and technological modes necessary for each accident cluster have been determined to implement decision-making technologies.