Public Administration Strategies for Sustainable Development of Community Infrastructure
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The article examines public administration strategies for the sustainable development of community infrastructure in Ukraine, focuses on the challenges of martial law and the needs of post-war recovery. It has been determined that sustainable infrastructure development is a key prerequisite for ensuring decent living conditions for the population, economic growth and environmental safety of the country. A number of problems that hinder this process are outlined, in particular: insufficient coherence of strategies at different levels of management, limited financial resources, lack of an integrated approach to planning, low level of community and business involvement, lack of qualified specialists and imperfection of the regulatory framework. Particular emphasis is placed on the impact of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, which has led to large-scale destruction of infrastructure and requires the development of new, flexible and adaptive public administration strategies. It is substantiated that in the context of military challenges, the central triad of modern development goals is formed by sustainable and inclusive infrastructure development. The principles on which public administration strategies for sustainable, sustainable and inclusive development of community infrastructure are presented, their essence and significance are determined. The most effective principles on which public administration strategies are built in the face of military challenges are also identified, including resilience, decentralization, digital transformation, transparency, and the "Build Back Better" concept. Tools for the implementation of public management strategies for the development of community infrastructure, such as strategic planning, public-private partnership mechanisms, digital platforms, financial instruments, institutional development and public participation mechanisms, are detailed. It is substantiated that the effective application of these conceptual foundations and tools will allow Ukraine not only to restore the destroyed infrastructure, but also to create a modern, sustainable and effective system that will meet the challenges of the XXI century and the needs of European integration.
Authors: Оlena POSTUPNA, Vitalii BASHTANNYK
Language: English
Subfield: Geography, Planning and Development
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4413997155