The Level of Satisfaction with the Implementation of National Projects: Sociological Analysis

Authors

  • Vladimir V. Zubkov The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, the Far-Eastern institute of management - branch of RANEPA Автор

Keywords:

far East region, Khabarovsk Territory, monitoring of national projects, evaluation of national projects, beneficiaries of national projects, level of awareness, level of satisfaction

Abstract

The article presents the results of a sociological study conducted in April 2025 in the Khabarovsk Territory on the topic «Public assessment of the effectiveness of the executive bodies of the Khabarovsk Territory» aimed to study and analyze the attitudes and sentiment of the region's residents as well as evaluating the activities of government bodies at various levels. The research focused on examining residents' attitudes toward national projects by determining the level of awareness of these projects and the degree of satisfaction with their implementation in the Khabarovsk Territory. A comparative analysis of evaluations was conducted based on the respondents' place of residence. The article presents a brief descriptive analysis of the level of awareness about national projects being implemented in the region, along with the assessment of their effectiveness according to the respondents. The analysis of the empirical research results identifi key problem areas, indicating a lack of systematic informational work regarding the effectiveness of national project implementation in the region. The study results indicate that residents of the region have little interest in and are insuffi informed about the tools, progress, and outcomes of the projects, which may contribute to the migration sentiments of residents seeking self-realization in other regions of the country. The study identifi the main channels for obtaining information about projects implementation, allowing for more precise adjustments to the informational support of projects in the region.

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2025-07-15

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