Human capital in the regional development system

Kadyrov Chechen State University, Grozny, Russia

^* Corresponding author: lukmus2008@mail.ru

Abstract

All states have to take an urgent look at the development of their own countries and goals. The current state of the world economic system forces all states to reconsider their goals and means of development. As part of a global revision in the fundamentals for functioning economic systems is underway, and the role of social factors as an important component of the system's functioning is begun to be concepted in a completely different way. Belarusian models have always been based on a fundamental understanding of the success of its development through improving a person's personality, improving the quality of human potential, a high degree of social responsibility and stability in society. Since the start of the five-year plan, the country's development has been identified as one of the priorities for an innovative path to development that is based primarily on human factors. The country's transition to an innovative path of development, based primarily on the human factor, has been identified as one of the priorities of the five-year plan that has just begun. It is necessary to improve modern complexes of science, education, healthcare and other sectors of the social sphere. In addition it will require improving systems for the most complete creative realization of human capabilities, as well as motivation systems for the most complete creative realization of human capabilities.