The book "Organizational and economic mechanism for managing the development of the budget sector of the social sphere of the region" by A. C. Ishmeeva is an in-depth and comprehensive study devoted to the management of the budget sector in the field of social services at the regional level. This publication will be of particular interest to those involved in economics, management, as well as the social sciences, and seeks to understand how to effectively organize and develop social programs in the face of modern challenges. Author, A. C. Ishmeev is an expert in the field of economic management and fiscal policy, and in his book he offers readers a unique look at the mechanisms that allow optimizing the use of budget funds in the social sphere. In the face of constant changes and economic crises, budget management is becoming one of the key tasks for regional authorities. Ishmeev considers not only theoretical aspects, but also practical examples, which makes his work especially valuable for practitioners. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the basics of budget planning to the analysis of the effectiveness of social programs. Ishmeev emphasizes the importance of integrating various management elements, such as funding, monitoring and evaluation of results. He emphasizes that successful development of the social sphere is impossible without a clear strategy and interaction between different levels of government. Readers will be able to learn how to properly build organizational structures to ensure maximum efficiency in the use of budget resources. This work will be useful not only for students and graduate students studying economics and management, but also for practitioners - officials, social services workers and representatives of non-profit organizations. It will become a reference book for those who seek to improve the quality of life of citizens through effective budget management. In the face of growing demands for transparency and efficiency of public spending, Ishmeev’s book offers relevant solutions and approaches that can be applied in different regions. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes it easy to perceive even complex concepts. Ishmeev uses many examples from real practice, which makes his work not only theoretically sound, but also practically applicable. Readers will appreciate his ability to explain complex economic mechanisms in simple language, making the book attractive to a wide audience. In addition, in the context of current trends in management and economics, Ishmeev’s book raises important questions about the social responsibility of the state and the role of civil society in the development of social programs. The author explores how the interaction between state structures and the population can lead to a more effective solution of social problems. If you are interested in topics such as budget planning, managing social programs, and also want to learn how to improve the quality of life in your region, this book will become an indispensable source of knowledge and ideas for you. Not only will it broaden your horizons, but it will also help you become a more competent specialist in budget management and social policy. In conclusion, the “Organizational and economic mechanism for managing the development of the budget sector of the social sphere of the region” is not just a book, but a whole way to understand the complex processes taking place in the social sphere. It inspires action and offers concrete solutions for those who are willing to face the challenges of the times and seek to improve life in their region.