Organization of impact investing as the element of compensation mechanism for sustainable development of a region on the basis of goal management of enterprises

Journal Title: Економіка. Фінанси. Право - Year 2018, Vol 11, Issue

Abstract

Introduction. Impact-investing is a type of investment for sustainable development, which ensures the achievement of social and environmental goals together with economic goals, and therefore can provide a compromise between the goals of the enterprise owners and the goals of sustainable development of the region. Purpose. The article is devoted to the substantiation of the organization of impact investing as the element of the compensatory mechanism of sustainable development of the region on the basis of goal management of enterprises. Results. The article deals with the essence, principles and world experience in the field of impact investing. Impact investing is a process, which contributes to solving the problems of sustainable development, as impact investors are looking for market opportuni-ties to solve the global problems. As only the governments cannot reach the global goals, the private capital becomes essential in financing solutions of economic, social and ecological issues of the whole world. The same situation at the regional level proves that work of private enterprises and regional authorities to solve the sustainable development problems or the region can be organized through certain compensation mechanisms. This fact confirms the need to support sustainable development of the region on the basis of goal management of enterprises. Conclusion. Impact investing is defined as one of the tools that helps to organize the institutional support of sustainable develop-ment of a region. Such institutional support provides that an enterprise takes into account other regional stakeholders' goals while setting its own goals. In this case, impact investing becomes an important instrument for finding resources to reach the stable balance between the regional stakeholders and an element of the compensation mechanism for sustainable development of a region on the basis of goal management of enterprises.

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Inna Maksymivna Semenenko

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Inna Maksymivna Semenenko (2018). Organization of impact investing as the element of compensation mechanism for sustainable development of a region on the basis of goal management of enterprises. Економіка. Фінанси. Право, 11(), 4-8. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-531530