Results of the Moscow Transport Complex Development in 2010–2020 [Результаты Развития Транспортного Комплекса Москвы В 2010–2020 Гг]
Soldatenko Igor
Abstract
Soldatenko Igor
Abstract
The development of the Moscow transport complex is of strategic importance for the economic growth of the region and Russia as a whole. State program financing of the capital’s transport makes up one fifth of the Moscow budget, which determines high requirements for the results of using public resources, but often changes in the program document negatively affect the analysis of the evolution of the transport complex. The main results of the functioning of transport are reflected in 10 indicators of the Moscow Transport Strategy, for each of which a significant improvement was stated over the past decade. The multi-vector development of various types of transport and transport infrastructure led to the strengthening of Moscow’s rating compared to nine other leading megacities of the world – from seventh position in 2010 to second in 2018.
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The development of the Moscow transport complex is of strategic importance for the economic growth of the region and Russia as a whole. State program financing of the capital’s transport makes up one fifth of the Moscow budget, which determines high requirements for the results of using public resources, but often changes in the program document negatively affect the analysis of the evolution of the transport complex. The main results of the functioning of transport are reflected in 10 indicators of the Moscow Transport Strategy, for each of which a significant improvement was stated over the past decade. The multi-vector development of various types of transport and transport infrastructure led to the strengthening of Moscow’s rating compared to nine other leading megacities of the world – from seventh position in 2010 to second in 2018.
Key concepts: Position (finance), Business, Transport infrastructure, Regional science, Transport engineering, Finance, Geography, Engineering