“…In order to study alternative solutions and select the most favourable one, it is advisable to rely on the experience of highly developed countries, evaluate future positive or negative trends regarding the effects of the funding expansion, and use the latest methods for the assessment of sustainable development and of multi-criteria evaluation (Keršytė 2010;Sakalauskas, Zavadskas 2009;Ginevičius, Podvezko 2009;Ginevičius, Bruzgė 2008). Therefore, in order to purposefully direct investment flows into the branches of a business problem (or problem areas), it is necessary to have a targeted investment implementation plan (Keršytė 2010;Sakalauskas, Zavadskas 2009;Ginevičius, Podvezko 2009;Ginevičius, Bruzgė 2008). This is the reason why it is necessary to develop an investment strategy for regional development (or an implementation model) that would allow forming investment directions.…”