Regional Strategic Planning Research Articles

Regional tourism axes identification using GIS and TOPSIS model (Case study: Hormozgan Province, Iran)

Purpose This paper aims to identify and determine regional tourism axes in Hormozgan Province, Iran, as a region with significant potential Design/methodology/approach The research method is quantitative and uses the fuzzy accreditation tool and TOPSIS model; the identification, determination and ranking of regional tourism axes have been performed by analyzing the spatial distribution of tourism attractions in the GIS environment. Findings The results show that given the capacities of Hormozgan Province, at least 15 axes are recognizable. This paper highlights regional tourism planning as a tool for urban and rural socio-economic development in potential provinces such Hormozgan. Originality/value This study provides a number of practical implications for regional tourism development as follows: it identifies some of the most important potential axes in Hormozgan Province, which can be considered as investment areas in the national and regional tourism development strategy. The spatial results of this study could be embedded in all urban and rural developmental plans in the province. Tourism investment should shift its spatial concentration from the spot approach, especially islands and cities, to the axis approach while equipping those axes as comprehensive spatial strategic regional tourism plans. Sectoral tourism in each sector including sports, economy and nature could be planned as if sectoral institutions and organizations are going to develop their own tourism goals.

The Use of Cluster and Foresight Technologies in the Design of Strategies for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas of the Region

The article justifies the need of the use cluster and foresight technologies in the strategizing of sustainable development of rural areas. A brief analysis of foreign experience in applying the cluster approach and foresight technologies in the development of regional strategic planning programs has been carried out. The strategy design algorithm of sustainable development of rural areas in the region based on the use of cluster and foresight technologies has been presented. It is revealed, that in the modern conditions of rural areas development of the Republic of Bashkortostan, it is necessary to develop strategic programs and anti-crisis measures that should focus on the use of the cluster approach and foresight technologies. As a result of the clustering and foresight research, the “reference” (“leaders”) and “target” (“outsiders”) municipalities of the Nonchernozem zones of the Republic of Bashkortostan have been defined. It is summarized, that the use of cluster and foresight technologies helps to make the transition from the actually existing monofunctional model to a multifunctional model of sustainable development of rural areas of the region.

Turning commitments into actions: perspectives on emergency preparedness in South-East Asia.

Emergency preparedness is a continuous process in which risk and vulnerability assessments, planning and implementation, funding, partnerships and political commitment at all levels must be sustained and acted upon. It relates to health systems strengthening, disaster risk reduction and operational readiness to respond to emergencies. Strategic interventions to strengthen the capacities of countries in the World Health Organization (WHO) South-East Asia Region for emergency preparedness and response began in 2005. Efforts accelerated from 2014 when emergency risk management was identified as one of the regional flagship priority programmes following the pragmatic approach "sustain, accelerate and innovate". Despite increased attention and some progress on risk management, the existing capacities to respond to health emergencies are inadequate in the face of prevailing and increasing threats posed by multiple hazards, including climate change and emerging and re-emerging diseases. The setting up of a "preparedness stream" under the South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency Fund in July 2016 was an important milestone. The endorsement of the Five-year regional strategic plan to strengthen public health preparedness and response - 2019-2023 by Member States was another step forward. Furthermore, ministerial-level commitment, in the form of the Delhi Declaration on Emergency Preparedness, adopted in September 2019 in the 72nd session of the WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia, is in place to facilitate Member States to invest resources in the protection and safety of people and systems and in overall emergency risk management through national action plans for health security. It is essential now to turn these commitments into actions to strengthen emergency preparedness in countries of the region.

Social dimensions of municipal sustainability: guidance for strategic planning

Regional and urban sustainability no longer consider as an solely environmental or economic concern, but also incorporate social dimensions. However, the notions and indicators of social dimension of sustainability has not been very clearly defined. We linked social sustainability with the level of socio-economic well-being, equitable access to social service and quality of social capital. There are at least three types of municipalities in the Sverdlovsk region, based on the availability of certain social services and their dynamics. Analysis of strategic documents and policy actions of regional government demonstrate some positive shifts in social services availability, however regional differentiation on the demographic and economic indicators should also be taken in account. Gaps in the regional strategic planning system are identified and recommendations are formulated.

Pandemic influenza preparedness in the WHO South-East Asia Region: a model for planning regional preparedness for other priority high-threat pathogens

Pandemic influenza preparedness has contributed significantly to building, strengthening and maintaining countries' core capacities to prepare for health emergencies. The Pandemic influenza preparedness framework for the sharing of influenza viruses and access to vaccines and other benefits (the PIP framework) was adopted by the World Health Assembly in 2011. The experiences and lessons learnt from the implementation of the PIP framework have provided insights that can be used to strengthen preparedness for epidemics of other priority high-threat pathogens in the World Health Organization (WHO) South-East Asia Region in line with obligations under the International Health Regulations, 2005 (IHR). Implementation has established policies, strategies, action plans, strengthened systems and operational readiness to promptly diagnose influenza virus strains with pandemic potential and ensure timely event notifications and management in compliance with the IHR. WHO collaborating centres and the annual bi-regional meeting of national influenza centres and influenza surveillance have strengthened the influenza laboratory diagnostic knowledge network in the region. After action reviews following influenza outbreaks have documented best practices, strengths, constraints and areas for improvement in pandemic preparedness. The pandemic in 2009 and recent seasonal influenza outbreaks have offered real-life scenarios for testing national pandemic influenza preparedness plans and deploying vaccines. The successful implementation of the PIP framework, along with strengthening of health systems and operational procedures and continued technical collaboration with global centres of excellence, should be tapped into to strengthen preparedness to respond to epidemics of other high-threat pathogens based on the influenza model. The political commitment reflected in the Delhi Declaration on Emergency Preparedness, signed by all ministers of health in September 2019 and supported by the Five-year regional strategic plan to strengthen public health preparedness and response - 2019-2023, should be a catalyst for guidance and support in developing a broad, long-term strategic plan for preparedness and response to high-threat pathogens in the region.

Pengendalian RKPG dan Pendampingan Pemerintah Gampong Melalui Kemitraan BAPPEDA di Kecamatan Meurebo, Aceh Barat

The term Gampong means village which is a division of administrative territory in the province of Aceh, Indonesia. Thus, the Village Development Work Plan (RKPG) which is an obligation in the governance of the development of the Village of Gunong Kleng for the sake of community life. This RKPG becomes the obligation of the regional government in guiding the Gampong government apparatus in development management in accordance with applicable regulations. The general objective of this service is to build a good partnership between BAPPEDA and the Gampong government in realizing the regional development strategic plan through a bottom-up approach in sustainable development plans. Specific objectives in this service activity consist of, First; to enhance BAPPEDA and Gampong Government partnerships in Development planning; Secondly, it can realize the village development plan in accordance with the results of the musrenbang; Third, the implementation of development can be controlled through the document form RKPG provisions that have been determined in accordance with applicable regulations. The assistance model in the community service activities for the Gampong community to be able to fulfill the program of this activity can be carried out through 4 (four) stages, namely the FGD on the RKPG and RPJMG provisions, the Socialization of the MURENBANGDES Implementation Mechanism, the implementation of a social control mechanism that is directly imposed by the community in accordance with the RKPG provisions. The results of community service assistance are carried out through a bottom-up development model approach in the RKPG in the village of Gunong Kleng to plan the development of the Gampong in accordance with the Gampong RPJMG that has been set. Implementation of the development can increase community participation, and can increase the value of community trust in the Gampong government in governance. development in a transparent, accountable and sustainable development in Gampong Gunong Kleng, West Aceh.

Strategic Planning of Infrastructure Development: BIM and Intelligent Building

Nowadays there is a complex problem of irrational use of natural resources in an old housing stock operation. The purpose of the study is to develop a concept for the development of the old real estate of the historic city center for the ecological and energy efficient use of and preserving the city’s identity. During this research of energy losses, the following methods were used: an institutional research on the basis of an analysis of technical documentation and a defects in the design, construction and operation; an examination of technical documentation and a field research of defects; synthesis of recommendations for householders to control opportunistic behavior of managers in elimination of defects of the building. As a result, the defects of the old building in the historical centre of cities, emerging during the construction and operation phases, were identified and analyzed. The method of moving the building into the category of energy-efficient buildings is based on the energy-saving design, information modelling technology, intelligent technologies. We propose creation of system of regional strategic planning transition from the old housing stock to energy-efficient buildings based on synchronization of innovation and innovation cycles and require intellectual support from the public authorities. It can be considered within the framework of the concept of sustainable urban development. The regional investment program, involving creation and maintenance of energy-efficient real estate can reduce energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions at all the stages of the building's life.

Place of Investment Management in the System of Regional Strategic Planning

The solution of the problem of attracting investments to the subjects of the Russian Federation requires targeted actions to increase their investment attractiveness and imposes special requirements on regional investment management systems. The relevance of the study is due to the need to improve the management of investment processes in the region in order to strengthen their strategic orientation, providing the necessary conditions for attracting investment in the regional economy. The article proposes an approach to the organization of investment management in the region on the principles of strategy, which allows harmonizing the processes of regional strategic planning, and, on this basis, provide conditions for the realization of the positive effects of the impact of investments on the regional socio-economic system. The place of investment activity in the system of regional strategic planning in the Russian Federation is shown. The proven instability of the dynamics of investments in fixed capital, justified by the spatial heterogeneity of investment processes, as well as a tendency to its strengthening in the current economic conditions. The content of investment activity management at the regional level, the most important component of which is strategic goal-setting, is disclosed. Stages are defined and the content of strategic planning of investment activity at the regional level is concretized. The priority directions of increasing the investment attractiveness of the regions of Russia, in particular, the development of strategic investment processes, mechanisms of public-private partnership, the creation of zones of territorial development.

Pengelolaan Sampah Plastik sebagai Ancaman Keamanan Maritim di Indonesia di Pandeglang

This research purpose the issue of maritime security through. One of the maritime security issues in Indonesia is the issue of waste management at sea. As a country that wants to establish itself as the world’s maritime axis, it should make waste at sea an important issue and need serious attention. Research from Ocean Conservancy reports that around 8 million tons of plastic pass into the sea every year. If the condition cannot be controlled, by 2025 about 1 ton of plastic waste will be found in every 3 tons of fish taken from the sea. This research was conducted in Pandelela Region, Banten Province from May to December 2019. This study wanted to look at the marine waste management challenge in Pandeglang District and its completion strategy. With the case study method through a qualitative research paradigm with data collection techniques, field observations, interviews, and literature review, the results were obtained while that waste management in Pandeglang Region has not been a government priority. The government is still focusing on poverty, education and health issues. To 2020 and has been included in the regional strategic plan. Challenges obtained in waste management are problems of policy orientation, economic problems, cultural issues, and resources. For this reason, hopefully this study can be useful for many parties, including government, academia, students and the community

LEGISLATIVE AND NORMATIVE METHODS OF ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN UKRAINE

Sustainable development is quite popular scientific concept in a recent time, which formed the basis of the Ukrainian regional development strategic planning and regulation of urban development activities. However, the meth-odological basis for assessing the sustainability of the territorial development is still not developed and formalized enough. Methods for assessing the sustainability of territorial systems development in the economic, environmental and social spheres are still uncertain.Therefore, selected purpose of the study is an analysis of the existing methods of environmental assessment of the territorial development set forth in the legislative and regulatory documents, with further determination of the their suitability for conducting an assessment of the territorial development based on the sustainable development concept, which will form the scientific novelty of this study. To achieve this goal, the legislative and regulatory framework analysis was carried out in the field of territorial development, the main regulatory documents were identified. Subsequently, the definition of ecological assessment and its purpose for each of these basic documents was analyzed, environmental assessment methods and their application suitability for the environmental assessment of the territorial development based of the sustainable development concept were considered. It is concluded, that the environmental assessment methods proposed in these documents have numerous signifi-cant shortcomings when used for ecological assessment of the territorial development sustainability. There is no any formalized methodology for determining the sustainability of the relevant systems development in considered legisla-tive and regulatory documents. There is also an intersection of proposed environmental assessment methods with social and economic assessments. The optimality justifies of the adopted project decisions set issuing exclusively from the environmental and sanitary legislation requirements is incorrect in terms of sustainable development. The conclusion based on the obtained results was made about the need to improve the environmental assessment methods in their abil-ity of sustainable development concept implementation. The assessment of the current territorial state in the economic, social and environmental spheres must be carried out separately from each other while regional development strategies forms on the basis of sustainable development. It will pro-vide further assess of each sphere development balance and form a strategy direction for additional needed measures.Carrying environmental assessment, the strategy analysis for compliance with legislative and regulatory con-straints is insufficient in terms of the sustainable development concept. The assessment of environmental impacts should be carried out both for negative aspects and for positive, where the last are not normalized. Conclusions based on the negative environmental impacts absence are insufficient to consider strategies for developing such territories, as national parks or nature reserves. Therefore, the existing indicators system of environmental pollution levels by human activity as a basis for ecological assessment needs to be finalized, since it does not allow measuring the positive effects of some nature-recovery projects on the environment. Finally, it is necessary to formalize in legislative and regulatory documents the methods for the integrated sustainabil-ity assessment as a basis for consideration of alternative concepts for the territorial development. Formation and implementa-tion of appropriate methods can be selected as a direction for further research by the author on the chosen topic.

Resiliency through integration: findings from a community-based project in Lake Victoria Basin

BackgroundCommunities around the Lake Victoria Basin experience many challenges, including dependence on dwindling natural resources for survival, pervasive poverty, food insecurity, poor reproductive health outcomes, and inaccessible health services. The Basin faces rapid population growth, substantial degradation, drought, dwindling biodiversity, and failing fisheries. Health of People and the Environment in the Lake Victoria Basin (HoPE-LVB) is an integrated population, health, and the environment (PHE) project in Kenya and Uganda that aims to reduce ecosystem degradation in the Lake Victoria Basin, while increasing access to essential public health services in project communities, through promotion of multisectoral collaboration. MethodsProject staff conducted an internal evaluation of the project using secondary analysis of service statistics, a quantitative household survey, a self-administered questionnaire with health-care providers, focus group discussions with community members, and key informant interviews with community members and policy makers in the project areas. FindingsDocumented key results were also confirmed by a separate USAID-commissioned external evaluation. Apart from outputs such as trees planted, energy-saving stoves constructed, community members reached with PHE messages, and illegal fishing nets seized, we found communities spoke about “hope for a brighter future”, and the feelings of more control over their lives. More women delivered at health facilities, reducing the risks associated with home births, which was made possible by training of health workers. There was increased use of more effective contraceptive methods for families to achieve their desired family sizes. More than 1583 households became peer education sites to demonstrate hygiene and resource management behaviours. 44 beach management units that govern community fisheries were strengthened to demarcate protected breeding sites and enforce local fisheries bylaws. Due in part to the results of this project, the East African Community has developed a regional PHE Strategic Plan to guide member states to implement PHE measures across the Basin. InterpretationThe project impacted gender relations, and community health and natural resource use behaviours. It increased women's participation in natural and financial resource management decisions and livelihood opportunities. Overall health-seeking behaviours improved and more women stated they could access contraception with support of their spouses. The project strengthened the governance and protection mechanisms around fishing, and affected the terrestrial ecosystem through tree planting efforts. The integrated and holistic nature of the HoPE-LVB project contributed to marked improvements in key drivers of long-term sustainable development among Lake Victoria Basin communities, strengthening the ability of households, communities, and the ecosystem's ability to cope with growing pressures within the Basin. FundingMacArthur, The David and Lucile Packard Foundations, USAID, BARR, and Winslow and Margaret Cargill Foundations.

Regional Strategic Planning of Care in Flanders based on population needs

The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020 JCR, received in June 2021)

ПРОБЛЕМЫ И ПУТИ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ СБАЛАНСИРОВАННОГО РАЗВИТИЯ ПРОСТРАНСТВЕННЫХ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ СИСТЕМ

The article highlights the problems of heterogeneity and dissociation of the economic space of Russia, the lack of effective interaction of territorially localized systems. The solution of these problems is possible on the basis of constructing the activity of planning subjects within spatial social and economic systems considering influence of factors of environment uncertainty, their quality, complexity and high dynamism. Strategic planning of the development of spatial socio-economic systems involves the study of the external environment to identify opportunities and threats, define their strengths and weaknesses and competitive advantages, formulate the mission and development goals, and choose a strategy to achieve them based on the analysis of alternatives. Algorithms for working out a program for regional socio-economic development and a program for socio-economic development of the municipality have been proposed. The organization of the process of creating the regional socio-economic development program in accordance with the proposed algorithm will significantly increase the efficiency of planning, interaction between authorities and society; it will allow a sufficiently high level of detail, excluding contradictions, to coordinate the priorities of balanced and sustainable development of individual regions and the region as a whole. The inclusion in the planning processes the spatial and socio-economic development of the region and its municipalities allows to ensure compliance with the principle of the unity of spatial and socio-economic planning, which is an undoubted advantage of the algorithms proposed. The analysis of the existing regulatory framework on the problems of strategic planning of spatial and socio-economic development of the Astrakhan region has been given. It is recommended to make certain adjustments to the law on regional strategic planning of the Astrakhan region. It has been inferred that synchronization of the process of strategic planning of spatial and socio-economic development of spatial socio-economic systems can be organized by eliminating the inconsistency of actions of power structures, local self-government and economic entities; improving the efficiency of management decisions of regional power structures and local self-government.

The Problems of Matching Objectives, Instruments, and Financial Flows in Regional Policy

In the article, authors considered the relationship between the priorities of the regional policy of theRussian Federation, the applied instruments, and the corresponding financial flows. The study was conducted on the basis of the analysis of normative legal acts of the Russian Federation in the field of regional policy, budget policy and strategic planning, as well as strategic and program documents of the Federal level. The authors paid special attention to the instruments of stimulation of regional economic development. The authors came to the conclusion that the successful implementation of regional policy is hampered by the problems associated with the incompleteness and inconsistency of the system of strategic planning documents, the lack of interdepartmental coordination, the redundancy of the number of incentive mechanisms, the complexity of managing financial flows from various sources, and the gaps in information support. The findings of the study were tested on the example of the Primorsky Krai. According to the analysis, the authors have formulated recommendations for public authorities aimed at improving the effectiveness of incentive mechanisms of state regional policy.

From Municipal to Regional Immigrant Integration in a Major Emerging Gateway: Creating a Community to Plan a Welcoming Metro Atlanta

Welcoming America, a nonprofit organization based in metropolitan Atlanta, has grown a membership network throughout the United States. The network consists of nonprofit organizations and local governments that present their communities as “welcoming” for immigrants and refugees—referred to as “Welcoming Cities.” In 2018, Welcoming America launched the “One Region Initiative” to cultivate a concept of “welcoming region” to transcend municipal boundaries. The pilot initiative took place in the Atlanta metropolitan area, a major emerging immigrant gateway, and involved community listening sessions and a 56-member steering committee, representing the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. The One Region Initiative disseminated recommendations to the public in a regional strategic welcoming plan in August 2018. Through an applied, community-based participatory research framework, this paper examines the process of the One Region Initiative as an example of a diverse and dynamic epistemic community for addressing challenges and opportunities of immigrant integration and receptivity within a major-emerging immigrant gateway.

Implications of water constraints on electricity capacity expansion in the United States

The development of new electricity generation capacity is constrained by water resource availability. However, the sufficiency of available water resources is rarely incorporated into the planning of electricity capacity expansion in the United States. Previous studies on the implications of water constraints on US electricity generation are limited in terms of scale and robustness. Here, we extend previous studies by including physical water constraints within a state-level model of the US energy system embedded within a global integrated assessment model (GCAM-USA) that integrates both supply and demand effects under a consistent framework. We show that water constraints have two general effects across the United States: (1) to increase the cost of electricity generation, which results in slightly reduced electrification of end-use sectors, and (2) to incentivize early retirement of water-intensive technologies before the end of their designed lifetimes, while simultaneously boosting investment in less water-dependent technologies. Our results suggest that water availability constraints may cause substantial capital stock turnover and result in non-negligible economic costs for the western United States, whereas fewer impacts may be anticipated in the eastern United States. Our work emphasizes the need to integrate water availability constraints into electricity capacity planning and highlights the state-level challenges to facilitate regional strategic resource planning. Water constraints can affect plans to expand electricity capacity. This study shows that in the United States such constraints can increase the cost of electricity generation with slightly reduced electrification of end-use sectors, and can incentivize early retirement of water-intensive technologies.

TEKNIK PENYUSUNAN ARAH DAN KEBIJAKAN UMUM APBD

In implementing regional autonomy in a broad, tangible, and responsible manner, budget reform is needed. The main aspect of budget reform is the budget of the traditional budget for the performance budget, and one component that must be developed within the framework of budget implementation is to compile the General Budget Directions and Policies. General directions and policies are a guideline for regional governments in carrying out various public service activities in order to effectively achieve their goals and objectives. APBD General Direction and Policy. Service components and expected level of approval in each area of authority. Local Government will carry out one fiscal year. Preparation of APBD Direction and General Policy must consider the Regional Strategic Plan, the results of the evaluation of the performance of the previous period of the government, the main ideas of the Regional Budget and directions from the central government. Directions and APBD General Policies that are compiled must receive instructions and general provisions approved by the APBD. In the performance budget system, APBD Direction and General Policy besides being a budget planning instrument are also the basis for evaluating regional financial performance.

ИНФОРМАЦИОННОЕ и МЕТОДИЧЕСКОЕ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫХ СТРАТЕГИЙ

Introduction: the adoption of the Federal Law “On Strategic Planning in the Russian Federation” and the Guidelines for the development and adjustment of the regional socio-economic development strategy in the Russian Federation updated the research in the field of regional strategic planning, including those related to the methodological and informational support of strategies. However, there are no works that comprehensively analyze the problems of information and methodological support at each stage of the regional strategy development. Aims: the paper is to analyze the problem issues in information and methodological support of the regional socio-economic strategy and to identify information flows, sources, methods and information products for information storage and processing at key stages of its development. Methods: system analysis method; structural method; comparative analysis method; expert method.  Results: the problem areas in the informational and methodological support of regional strategies at the analytical, goal-setting and the scenario stages have been assessed. For each stage the necessary information and its sources, storage and processing data methods, as well as the existing information products for data processing have been identified and structured. At scenario stage, a brief analysis of the applicability of certain forecast methods was carried out for accuracy, objectivity, adaptability to changes, universality, and applicability to the regional strategy. Conclusions: the formation of an effective system of regional strategic planning faces a number of significant organizational, informational, methodological problems, partly due to the fact that the Guidelines for developing regional strategies do not provide for informational and methodological support at each stage of regional strategy formulation. The Guidelines need adjustment in regard to the methodological tools for processing information at each stage, including the use of mathematical modeling methods at the scenario stage.

Capturing the built environment-travel interaction for strategic planning: Development of a multimodal travel module for the Regional Strategic Planning Model (RSPM)

Integrated land use and transportation models have evolved along a spectrum from simple sketch planning models to complex microsimulation models. While each has its niche, they are largely unable to balance the flexibility and realism of microsimulation and the speed and interactivity of simple models. The Regional Strategic Planning Model (RSPM) aims to fill this gap by taking a microsimulation approach while making other simplifications in order to model first-order effects quickly. It enables planners to consider the robustness of prospective policies in the face of future uncertainties by accepting a broad range of inputs and allowing rapid simulations of many scenarios.
 
 This paper introduces the RSPM and shows how new land use and multimodal transportation sensitivities have been incorporated through the conversion to the new VisionEval open-source framework. Land use and transportation interactions in the RSPM are reviewed, and the development of a new multimodal travel demand module with improved land use sensitivities is highlighted. The use of a unique nationwide dataset combining the 2009 NHTS, EPA’s Smart Location Database, and metropolitan transit and roadway data is explained. The paper concludes with the results of validation and sensitivity tests, and a discussion of future work.

System of supporting decision-making corporations at the regional level of management

The article presents the concept of solving the actual scientific and practical problem – the development of a decision support system at the regional management level using new methods, models, algorithms and software tools that improve the efficiency of decision-making in the support of the strategic planning process. Leading decisions and initial principles that reflect the laws of development and management of regional corporations, the principles of their social management are considered. The organizational structure of the corporation economic and social system management is shown. The main characteristics that satisfy the developed decision support system are determined. The mathematical model of processing the collective expert estimations of the factors of tabular methods of the strategic analysis is considered. The components of the decision support system are determined. The proposed original concept of building a system to support strategic decision making allows increasing the efficiency and transparency of the stages of strategic regional planning for corporations and simplifying the procedures for strategic analysis and budgeting of investment programs.