Investment attractiveness management in regional systems

The paper updates the scientific and practical significance of the formation of a management mechanism that ensures the involvement of investments in the municipal systems of the region based on the integrated development of rural areas. According to the authors, it is the launch of innovative processes in various sectors of the economy that determines new trajectories for the development of the local economy and creates growth points. From the perspective of cluster reproduction of rural areas, the mechanism that provides stimulation of entrepreneurial activity is considered, and attention is paid to the search for “investment zones” to stimulate the image of rural areas to consolidate the population. The purpose of the study is to summarize the experience of developing a local economy in the municipal systems of the region. Today the state is increasing its participation in the development of the local economy, which determines the need to find mechanisms that ensure the development of the rural community. The authors of the paper summarize the effective experience of managing the development of local economies in the region. The content of socio-economic relations in the conditions of cluster reproduction is clarified from the perspective of spatial development, quality of life of citizens, industrialization of production systems. It is proposed to formalize the processes of attracting and stimulating investment in the development of the rural community through the processes of involvement, business, increasing the number of self-employed citizens and economic activity of the population. The effectiveness of interaction in stimulating net cash flow into local equilibrium has been proven based on the consolidation of the socio-economic interests of economic entities participating in the innovation process, which in the territory of municipalities exhibit entrepreneurial activity and set the dynamics of development based on different sources of financing. The need to manage the investment attractiveness of rural areas on the basis of a social effect focused on reducing unemployment payments and increasing the number of self-employed citizens and infrastructure effect in the form of additional private investments in the fixed capital of the sectoral economy is shown.