THE MAIN REGULATORY AND LEGAL GROUNDS FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF INDICATIVE PLANNING FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS

Abstract

The research addresses the issue of the regulatory framework governing the introduction of indicative planning of investment projects. Indicative planning is a methodology for assessing the viability and feasibility of investment projects, which involves a detailed analysis of the project structure, objectives, research methods, and practical significance. The study examines the key components of the structure and outlines the importance thereof. The relevance of the topic is that indicative planning is an important tool used by governments and businesses for regional development. The purpose of the article is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the legal and regulatory environment that underpins indicative planning. The research methods and findings discussed in this study aim to describe the different approaches used to implement indicative planning, as well as the results of these methods in different contexts. They include analysis of the legal framework, critical literature review, induction and deduction methods, which allowed us to find the legal basis for indicative plans. The results of the research reflect the list of legal and regulatory documents governing the planning of the country’s advancement, regional and investment development, and also show the directions of improvement of the regulatory framework for the purpose of indicative planning. The article is deemed to be a valuable resource for policy makers, business executives, and researchers seeking to understand the legal framework governing investment project planning.

Keywords

• indicative planning
• investment
• legal regulation
• regional development