Participatory Budget as a Tool for Local
Community Development in Ukraine
Więcej
Ukryj
1
Dean of the Law Faculty,
Sumy National Agrarian University, Ukraine
2
Associate Professor of the Department of Administrative
and Information Law, Sumy National Agrarian University, Ukraine
Data publikacji: 31-03-2017
JoMS 2017;32(1):285-303
SŁOWA KLUCZOWE
STRESZCZENIE
The sustainable development of the local self-government institute in modern
democracies, the introduction of the principles of subsidiarity, regionalization and
decentralization show a clear need for implementing the systemic reforms aimed at
strengthening local initiatives in Ukraine. Therefore, there is a need to increase the
role of self-governing structures, to grapple for the ways of adaptating governance
at the regional level to the long-standing European traditions of democratic
governance, and to address the procedural issues of the power distribution, transfer
and delegation, in particular the formation and distribution of local budgets. One
of the most effective tools to enhance local communities is a participatory budget,
the implementation of which in Ukraine is gaining momentum and needs to be
analyzed, and to be supported upon its successful realization. This article focuses on
the analysis of the implementation of participatory budget as an instrument of the
local community development in Ukraine in the case of the city of Sumy.
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