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Analysis Of Regional Strategy Tools

Table 1:

Regions of Russia Strategy Approval Date Validity The calculated planned value of the indicator (in the year selected for analysis), billion rubles The actual value of the indicator (in accordance with regional statistics), billion rubles Deviation of the actual from the planned value, %
Belgorod region 25.01.2010 2025 530.20 545.50 2.89
Bryansk region 20.06.2008 2025 174.50 196.30 12.49
Vladimir region 02.06.2009 2030 233.10 286.00 22.69
Voronezh region 20.11.2007 2020 119.10 346.60 191.02
Ivanovo region 11.03.2010 2020 78.30 151.90 94.00
Kaluga region 29.06.2009 2030 235.80 326.50 38.46
Kursk region 24.05.2007 2020 240.00 298.30 24.29
Lipetsk region 25.12.2006 2020 245.40 248.50 1.26
Moscow region 15.12.2006 2020 1281.60 1832.90 43.02
Smolensk region 26.11.2007 2020 161.40 234.70 45.42
Tambov Region 24.04.2009 2020 300.00 285.70 -4.77
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