Михайлова О.В.

The level and quality of life of the population are key aspects of the stability of socio economic development of both a separate region and the whole country as a whole. This article discusses the development of human potential as an integral part of improving the quality of life. Based on the use of a generalizing indicator - the human development index - the quality of life of the population is analyzed using the example of the regions that make up the Central Black Earth Economic Region, and an integral assessment of the effectiveness of the regional authorities in the regulation of socio economic processes is given.

The article assesses the effectiveness of state support for the resource potential of enterprises in the regional agroindustrial complex of the Kursk region, considers the current state of the development of the agricultural industry in the Kursk region; the author’s approach to a comprehensive assessment of the resource potential and the effectiveness of its use on the basis of a system of indicators is proposed.

Despite the fact that recently among the most important problems affecting the effective implementation of national projects there has been a problem of the distribution of interbudget transfers between constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the search for radically new modern instruments of state regulation remains relevant. Based on an example of a review of the current state of development of the agricultural industry in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, directions for the implementation of innovative projects were identified, and value chains were proposed as innovative tools for state regulation of agriculture in the Russian Federation.

The article defines that the problems of resource conservation are among the most urgent problems of the ecology and economy of Russia, and their solution is impossible without state participation. The problem of resource saving is a complex problem that includes various aspects: technical and technological, price, credit, foreign economic, innovation and investment, environmental, social, etc. Therefore, the directions of state regulation of resource saving should cover all these aspects in conjunction. During the study, methods of analysis, synthesis, classification were used. The current directions of state regulation of resource saving in Russia are defined, which can be divided into: administrative and legal regulation, economic incentives, a system of standards and a system of environmental monitoring and auditing. The tools and experience of using resource saving tools in the countries of the European Union are considered. They were systematized in the following areas: financial investments are required from the state; change or revision of regulatory documents is required; There is interest from the enterprises. The most promising resource-saving tools used in the EU countries for adaptation to the Russian Federation are identified.