Abstract
Objective: This study aims to address the evolving landscape of local self-government in Ukraine, focusing on the practical aspects of its functioning within territorial communities. The objective is to analyze the effects of recent reforms and modernization efforts on the structure, functions, and citizen interaction of local self-government.
Methods: The research employs systematic analysis, comparative analysis, and critical review methods to examine the dynamic changes in local self-government within territorial communities in Ukraine. These methods facilitate a comprehensive assessment of the challenges and opportunities arising from recent transformations.
Results: The authors' findings indicate that local self-government in Ukraine is undergoing significant changes, impacting its structure, functions, and relationships with higher levels of government and neighboring communities. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of adaptability to evolving socio-economic conditions and population needs for effective governance. The study underscores the necessity for the development of new mechanisms for intergovernmental and citizen interactions, as well as the improvement of existing governance approaches to enhance local self-government efficiency.
Conclusions: In conclusion, this research provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of local self-government in Ukraine. It emphasizes the need for adaptive governance structures and mechanisms to facilitate effective interaction between different levels of government and citizens. Additionally, the study underscores the importance of institutionalizing monitoring mechanisms for local self-government bodies, both internally and externally, with a significant role played by non-governmental organizations. The findings have practical implications for enhancing the efficiency and responsiveness of local self-government in the context of ongoing reforms and modernization efforts.
Publisher
South Florida Publishing LLC
Subject
Law,Development,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
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