• Eight quarterly Bulletins with information about the macroeconomic, sectoral and regulatory studies in the region. The themes of the studies will be determined by key political and economic decision-makers and based on continuous feedback with them.
• Key regional actors will take part in at least four practical conferences on the priorities of economic development, including monitoring and analysis of development of neighbouring countries and the consequences of the EU enlargement for the Kaliningrad region.
• Federal and regional authorities will receive continuous consulting assistance, including participation of the project experts in development of the Concept for Federal policy towards Kaliningrad, and also in implementation of the Strategy of socio-economic development of the region.
• Recommendations for updating of the FTP for the Kaliningrad region, including the mechanisms for attraction of investments for FTP projects and for harmonization of the FTP with economic development models applied in the EU.
• Federal authorities will receive recommendations for improvement of the economic legislation for Kaliningrad region, including its harmonisation with European norms and standards of business activities.
• Municipal and regional authorities will receive analysis and recommendations of at least 10 regional and municipal legislative/regulatory acts in order to improve the business environment.
• Information business centre for EU legislation will be established in the framework of the RDA. Kaliningrad enterprises will get access to European databases for Business Partner Search. In informational site will be set up as a One-Stop-Shop for investors, to allow potential investors obtain exhaustive information about the region and investment opportunities through Internet.
• The RDA will become a member of the European Association of Development Agencies and get access to a powerful channel for promoting the region in Europe.
• Eight events will be implemented to promote Kaliningrad enterprises, including trade missions, participation in exhibitions, fairs, seminars, etc.
• Full economic and financial analysis of at least two investment projects will be carried out in accordance with the best international practice. Relevant guidelines will be prepared and presented.
• Recommendations will be prepared and preparatory work carried out for establishment of a joint Russian/EU investment fund for development of the Kaliningrad region.

The project has implemented most of the work by now, and a number of the planned results have been achieved. Some materials are presented in the Project materials sections.