Principles of ensuring sustainable development of the region

Today, the concept of sustainable development, based on achieving a balance between environmental, economic and social sustainability, is promising, making them major factors in the socio-economic stability of society. One of the main tasks of the state is to regulate and stimulate the development of Russian regions. Key issues related to human economic activity and its impact on the environment have been recognised and emphasised around the world for many years. Over time, it has become clear that without decisive action to reduce the pressure of the economy on ecosystems, the current level of economic growth cannot be sustained. The goal of achieving a high level of economic system sustainability is closely linked to the issues of achieving a better and more sustainable future. They address global problems of humanity, including poverty, inequality, climate change and environmental degradation. These issues are relevant both globally and at national and regional levels. Sustainable development factors include a number of indicators characterising the level of development of a country’s regions. The problem of ensuring sustainable development of the territory is marked among the most urgent ones, requiring certain efforts of the authorities, business and population to achieve it. The relevance of the transition to sustainable development has attracted widespread public attention to this concept: from managers to researchers. A large number of governmental and international organisations have adopted the concept of sustainable development as a fundamental development paradigm. 

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