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This article discusses the issues of improving the structure of innovation management under the government of the Voronezh region, as well as the factors and conditions that determine this process. In modern economic conditions, it is indisputable that in order to achieve high rates of economic growth, it is necessary to solve a set of tasks, this is the improvement of the business and investment climate of the Voronezh region and the activation of the investment process and the development of priority areas of innovation and improvement of the infrastructure of the regional innovation system, as well as the effective use of resource saving technologies, development of production and market infrastructure based on institutional transformations, increasing labor productivity through improving technology and technology, organizing production and labor, developing labor and scientific potential in the most important sectors and sectors of the economy for the strategic development of the region. The article analyzes the possibility of investing in innovative activities based on data on the development of the economic complex of the Voronezh region in 2021, conclusions and proposals are made. The strategic line of innovative development of the national economy of the region puts forward the search and effective use of resources of international relations as one of the topical directions of development. The general strategic goal of the socio-economic development of the Voronezh region for the long term is the formation of a favorable environment for human life and activities and the development of entrepreneurship. As an ideology for managing the development of the Voronezh region and achieving the desired image of its future, a strategy of advanced development was chosen based on building open cooperation and reliable partnership between government and business, ensuring high-quality development of the economy, based on the active use of scientific potential and innovations, growth of labor productivity and human reproduction capital. |
