The main typological aspects of regional development stakeholders

Abstract

Regional development is one of the key areas of state policy that ensures economic, social and environmental prosperity of the territories. One of the main aspects of successful implementation of regional strategies is effective interaction with various social groups and organizations that have interests in the development of a particular region, which play an important role in the process of formulating and implementing strategies, as their activity, resources and interest directly affect the effectiveness of development plans. The typology of stakeholders is necessary to understand which groups should be involved in decision-making processes at different stages of regional development. Knowledge of the main typological aspects of stakeholders allows for more efficient organization of their interaction, as well as reducing the risks of conflicts and contributing to the sustainable development of territorial communities. In this context, it is important to identify not only the main groups of stakeholders, but also to clarify their characteristics, motivations and level of influence on regional policy.