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This article provides a theoretical and methodological analysis of the role and significance of investment programmes in regional socio-economic development. Firstly, it examines the economic schools and theoretical concepts that have studied the impact of investment processes on regional development. Furthermore, it substantiates the mechanisms through which investment programmes can stimulate regional economic growth, modernise production infrastructure and develop the social sphere. The article reveals the scientific basis for using investment programmes to reduce interregional disparities, increase employment, ensure the efficient use of economic resources and support sustainable regional growth. The research results demonstrate the necessity for a broader application of investment programme forecasting in regional development strategy formulation. The article presents a comprehensive theoretical and methodological analysis of the role and significance of investment programmes in socio-economic regional development. First, it examines the major economic schools and theoretical concepts that have studied the impact of investment processes on regional growth. It then substantiates the mechanisms of regional economic expansion, the modernisation of production infrastructure and the development of the social sphere through investment programmes. The research reveals the scientific basis of investment programmes in reducing interregional disparities, increasing employment, ensuring the efficient use of economic resources and supporting sustainable regional progress.