Reconstruction of health centres in the Republic of Crimea with consideration of their investment attractiveness

Introduction. The Crimean resort industry has a storied history. The analysis of the current state of resorts in the Republic of Crimea and on-site inspections of health facilities along the Crimean coast have proven that the requirements applicable to health resorts changed, while depreciation of their fixed assets reached 50 % in the process of their operation. According to Resolution “On Approval of the Federal Target Program “Social and Economic Development of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol through 2020”, issued by the Government of the Russian Federation, development of Crimean health resorts is an important objective of local development. Towards this end, the article brings up the issue of enhancing the competitiveness of Crimean health resorts if compared with other industries of the Black Sea region and foreign recreational facilities. This article focuses on the factors that affect the reconstruction of health resorts, including layout-focused, social, technical ones, etc. Materials and methods. They include on-site inspections, consolidation of material on the state of health facilities in the Republic of Crimea, and reconstruction methods. Data collection and systematization, grapho-analytical method were also employed. Results. The co-authors propose a health facility assessment system that will take account of their investment attractiveness. The “star rating” criteria is introduced. Health resorts in Yevpatoriya were chosen as the objects of this study. The result of the study is an index map that has health facilities ranked according to their investment attractiveness. The metho-dology of this study will allow to develop research-backed recommendations concerning the choice of design solutions for the reconstruction of health resorts in the Republic of Crimea, as well as the improvement of its architectural quality through fundraising. Conclusions. The following problems were tackled in the course of the study: improvement of the unique resort environment through fundraising, enhancing the competitiveness of Crimean health resorts in comparison with other industries of the Black Sea region and foreign recreational facilities.