Assessment of Transformational Processesin Regional Development
In the current conditions of socio-economic instability of the development of economic systems at all levels, global challenges, growinginterregionaldisparitiesandintensificationoftheprocessesof restoration of territories that have undergone significant transformationalimpactsduetovariousreasons,thereisaneedforindepthanalysisandassessmentoftransformationalprocessesofregional development.This andother factorsdetermine theneed todevelop methodologytoassessingtransformationalprocessesthatallowtaking intoaccountthespecificsofeachregion,itsresourcepotential,levelof vulnerabilityandadaptivecapabilities.Thepurposeof thestudyisto substantiatethemethodologicalapproachtoassessingtransformational processesof regional development,which involvesdetermining the transformational impact on thedevelopment of regions through the complextransformationvalueaccordingtoitsstructureusingavalue thatisnumericallyequaltotheareaofthefigureandpartialcorrection coefficientsoftransformationofregionaldevelopment.Tothisapproach toassessingtransformationalchanges inthedevelopmentof regions, regionsofUkrainewereselectedinwhichtransformational changes werecausedbylosses,lossesanddamage.Thepracticalsignificanceis that inadditiontodeterminingtransformationalchangesaccordingto theirstructureandtotal transformationalchanges, themethodological approachcanbeusedasabasisfordevelopingdirectionsforstrategies fortherestorationanddevelopmentofregions,bothatthelocalandstate levels.Theresultsof thecalculationscanalsobeusedtoforecast the developmentofregions,takingintoaccounttransformationalchanges.
Authors
- MARTA DERHALIUK
- Olena Kostiunik
- TETIANA SHCHEPINA
- Victoria Bilyk
Institutions
- National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” (UA)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-09-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18213997
- Primary Topic
- Regional resilience and development
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00