According to Kirill Berman, Executive Director of Digital Transformation at FEDC, the Investment Map already offers investors numerous opportunities to quickly and easily launch new projects or expand existing ones. It digitally maps 18 regions of the Far East and Arctic and offers the option of a convenient site search. Through an intuitive user interface, users can sel ect land plots according to several parameters simultaneously: current ASEZ and FPV preferential regime boundaries, infrastructure and transport accessibility, soil designation, and presence of minerals. The map includes industrial parks and investment sites, as well as protected natural areas. Currently, the map shows more than 1,500 available listings in 10 industries, over 750,000 infrastructure facilities, information fr om more than 100 data sources, 10 substrates, including a public cadastral map.
“FEDC completed the creation of the regions' personal accounts on the investment map in record time and provided automatic translation of the data from Russian into four languages – English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Yakutia was the first constituent entity of the Russian Federation to which we provided access to the personal account. The relevant agreement was signed between FEDC and the Agency for Investment Promotion and Export Support of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). Joint work with the regions will make it possible to fill the map with even more detailed information and present it in an accessible form. By creating effective information and communication environment, we can attract more investors to the issues,” Kirill Berman said.
The unified investment map of the Far East and the Arctic has already become a reliable assistant for investors and current residents of the macro-region. The service will continue to be supplemented with useful tools and up-to-date information necessary for doing business.