Anti-Crisis Management of City Development: Socio-Ecological-Economic Aspect

Abstract

Consideration and solution of problems concerning the anti-crisis management of the city in the context of ensuring its sustainable development is rather urgent and timely what is clearly pointed in this article. The process of managing the city development is characterized here in terms of achieving goals of a sustainable development. The role of the anti-crisis component in the process of managing a sustainable development of the city is shown as a stabilizing one. The properties of the city as a complex system and object of management are generalized. To make decisions on the city management these properties call for observation of such principles as a scientific character, goal setting, adaptability, unity of functioning and development, consistency of goals and interests, efficient use of resources, and complexity. The expediency of using a complex approach to fulfilling the tasks of urban development aimed at overcoming crisis phenomena and stabilizing the functioning is proved. The economic, ecological and social priorities are defined which are established when developing the anti-crisis strategy for a sustainable development of the city. The ways of developing the anti-crisis strategy for a sustainable development of the city are proposed to be based on the socio- ecological- economic approach. The arguments are given in favor of taking into account the interests of stakeholders when developing programs and projects on the anti-crisis management of the city. The attention is focused on the organizational and financial support for the implementation of the anti-crisis strategy. Monitoring and public control over the process of implementing the anti-crisis measures need in using relevant instruments, which should be the subject of further research.