Russian University of Cooperation

Public-private partnership (PPP) is an important tool for attracting private investment in the implementation of large infrastructure projects. The Amur Region is actively developing cooperation between the state and business, using PPP mechanisms to implement strategic investment initiatives. The purpose of this article is to analyze the experience of implementing public-private partnerships in the region, identify problems and prospects for further development.

The Kaliningrad region, being an exclave territory of Russia, faces unique challenges in organizing transport and logistics activities. Geographic isolation from the main territory of the country requires the development of a specialized industry regulation that takes into account territorial specifics. The article analyzes current problems of coordinating transport flows in the region, examines international and Russian practices of logistics process regulation, and proposes a conceptual model of an industry regulation for the transport and logistics system of the Kaliningrad region. The developed proposals aim to improve the efficiency of freight transportation, optimize the interaction of logistics chain participants, and strengthen the transit potential of the region under conditions of geopolitical transformations.

This article examines current trends in the development of technological entrepreneurship in the Republic of Tatarstan. It analyzes the current state of the region’s innovation ecosystem and identifies key growth drivers. Particular attention is paid to the region’s priority areas of specialization in the new economic reality, as well as the targets set in strategic documents and development programs. Based on current statistical data for 2024–2025, an analysis of key performance indicators is presented. The key challenges facing technology startups are identified and ways to overcome them to achieve these goals are proposed.

The relevance of the research is determined by the need to form scientifically based tools for assessing the readiness of regional economic systems to implement Web 3.0 technologies and decentralized financial services in the context of ensuring the technological sovereignty of the Russian Federation. The author emphasizes that the spontaneous integration of blockchain solutions without taking into account the specifics of the regional environment leads to institutional gaps and inefficient use of investment resources. The main problem is the lack of a unified methodology that makes it possible to assess the “blockchain maturity” of regional economic systems through a set of technological, legal, and human capital factors. The object of the research is the regional economic system of the Republic of Tatarstan as one of the leaders of digital transformation. The subject of the research is the managerial and organizational-economic relations that arise in the process of assessing and monitoring the digital maturity of the region. The paper proposes the author’s methodological approach based on the calculation of a multifactorial readiness index, including infrastructural, institutional, educ ational and market components. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the development of a system of multidimensional criteria and indicators for assessing digital maturity, adapted to the specifics of decentralized technologies, which makes it possible to objectify the process of strategic management decision-making by public authorities. The practical significance of the work lies in the possibility of using the proposed methodology to rank regions and identify “bottlenecks” hindering the dif fusion of financial blockchain innovations.

The article analyzes the transformation of regional approaches to ensuring economic security in the context of deepening digitalization of the economy and public administration. It examines the limitations of traditional monitoring practices that are primarily focused on retrospective recording of indicators and substantiates the need to shift toward integrated monitoring methods that make it possible to identify threats at early stages of their emergence. The focus is placed on the development and justification of methodological tools that enable the interpretation of digital data in terms of risks, vulnerabilities, and potential damage to key holders of regional economic interests. The role of leading indicators, multilevel data comparison, and digital signals is demonstrated as a basis for improving the substantiation of managerial decisions. Attention is given to the institutional and organizational aspects of monitoring, including the regulation of procedures, the distribution of responsibilities, and the assessment of the economic effects of implemented measures. Using the Republic of Tatarstan as a case study, the practical applicability of the proposed approaches is demonstrated, along with their significance for enhancing the resilience of the regional socio-economic system under conditions of external constraints and increasing uncertainty. The findings may be used to improve practices of strategic management and economic security monitoring at the regional level.