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STATE POLICY ON DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AUTHORITIES OF UKRAINE

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The article reveals the essence of building effective public power at the national and regional levels in Ukraine. It is determined that an important element of the political system of society is local self-government. Decentralization can rightly be considered one of the most "humane" reforms carried out in Ukraine and which provides qualitative improvement of the living environment of people, the ability to realize their aspirations for quality education, medicine, culture, social protection. During the reform of local self-government in Ukraine, a new system of administrative-territorial organization was formed, which allowed to form 1470 united territorial communities (UTC) instead of 11250. At the same time, the most significant result of budget decentralization is an increase in local taxes % in 2012 to 30% in 2018, mainly due to the transfer of certain taxes and fees to local budgets. A positive assessment of decentralization of power in Ukraine is the growth of trust in local authorities more than doubled (from 13.8% to 27.9%) against the background of significant distrust of the President - 74.0%, the Verkhovna Rada - 83.5%, the Government of Ukraine - 80.3%.

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Batyr Yu., Т. М. Сабирова (2021). STATE POLICY ON DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AUTHORITIES OF UKRAINE. Public administration and state security aspects, (1). https://doi.org/10.52363/passa-2021.1-12

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Yu., B., & Сабирова, Т. М. (2021). STATE POLICY ON DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AUTHORITIES OF UKRAINE. Public administration and state security aspects. https://doi.org/10.52363/passa-2021.1-12
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