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Information × Registration Number 0223U004315, 0119U100372 , R & D reports Title Public policy of formation of self-government capable territorial communities effective functioning and development in the process of decentralization as a pledge of national security popup.stage_title Head Yevtushenko Oleksandr N., Доктор політичних наук Registration Date 12-10-2023 Organization Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University popup.description2  The realization of the project is based on a systematic approach to the implementation of the government`s policy of decentralization and the creation of an effective system of local self-government by consolidating the territorial communities, by transferring the part of the functions of executive authorities, which means the expansion of their powers, the correct use of available resources by communities and the active involvement of citizens in making local decisions. As a result it enables the united territorial communities to be "capable", that is, to have sufficient local sources of filling the budget, infrastructural and personnel resources to solve issues of local importance for the benefit of the local population. An important task in this context is the justified choice of indicators of the assessment capacity among united territorial communities. In the process of carrying out a scientific study, we proposed a group of indicators to evaluate the capacity of the UTC, which are measurable and as a result can show how capable the communities are: 1) economic – index showing fiscal capacity of the budget; attraction of donor funds (patrons, grants, projects); the share of local taxes and fees in the revenues of the budget of a capable territorial community; 2) political and administrative - the area of ​​the UTC, the level of trust, the level of citizen activity, the level of publicity among local self-government bodies; 3) socio-demographic – population of UTC, number of employed population, number of unemployed, UTC`s standard of living; 4) migration - youth potential (1) - the number of students who went to study and the number of students who returned and got a job in UTC; youth potential (2) – young people who have left UTC in the last 5 years; youth potential (3) – young people who have come to the UTC in the last 5 years; 5) communication indicators – information, consultations, dialogue, partnership; 6) government transparency indicator – a Product Description popup.authors Yemelianov Volodymyr Andriiash Viktoriia Ivanivna Bahmet Mykhailo O. Beglytsia Volodymyr Petrovich Gromadska Nataly Anatoliіvna Kabaieva Alina Kozlova Liudmyla Vasylivna Plekhanov Dmitry O. Soroka Svetlana Shulga Anastasiya Alimivna popup.nrat_date 2023-10-12 Close