Exercising the powers of local self-government agencies in Ukraine

Федоренко, Владислав; Dniprov, Oleksii; Panchyshyn, Ruslan; Muzychuk, Oleksandr

doi:10.16925/2357-5891.2021.02.04

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“…The time required for such implementation should be considered. Conversely, if the central government has maximum power and imperative powers, and local governments have a rather narrow scope of real powers, the development trends of such a state will be mostly negative (Fedorenko et al, 2021). European standards in the field of local self-government ( Havrylenko, 2021).…”

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Political process management in the healthcare sector is one of the main factors influencing the economic, social, and cultural development of a country, its international prestige and competitiveness in the world, and requires constant development in search of new ways, mechanisms, and methods of improvement. The study aims to reveal and deepen the scientific, theoretical, and methodological foundations of licensing, and their role in the organisation of local self-government in terms of implementing the State policy in the healthcare sector. The object and subject of the study Participation of local self-government bodies...

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Information and communication technologies legislation for self-government bodies

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The research relevance is determined by the fact that in Ukraine, digital and information processes are increasingly popularised in the activities of local self-government bodies, allowing for prompt resolution of certain community tasks. However, the legislation in this area does not fully meet the requirements for the use of information and communication technologies. The study aims to analyse the powers of local self-government bodies to use information and electronic resources in their activities. The main research method used was the systemic and structural one, which helped to determine the specifics of the use of information and communication technologies. The results of the study show that Ukrainian legislation fragmentarily regulates information and communication relations of local self-government bodies. It is proposed to adopt a specialised legislative act. It is determined that local self-government bodies have a fairly significant number of information and communication technologies and e-government tools. It is found that it is expedient for Ukrainian local self-government bodies to adopt the experience of the Republic of Poland in using the crowdsourcing tool, but for its implementation, it is necessary to adopt an appropriate legal act and allocate adequate funding. The author emphasises the importance of the opinion of the international European community in the field of information support for the activities of public authorities and local self-government within the framework of bilateral partnership. The author emphasises the need to consider the financial capacity of Ukraine to maintain and develop new information and communication technology tools under the legal regime of martial law. The practical significance of the results obtained is that they encourage the introduction of new information and communication technology tools in the work of local self-government bodies.

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Exercising the powers of local self-government agencies in Ukraine

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