Experience of foreign countries in improving public administration mechanisms in the environmental sphere in the context of European integration

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the experience of foreign countries in improving the mechanisms of Public Administration in the environmental sphere and the possibilities of its use in Ukraine, taking into account the European integration aspirations of our state.

Today, the problem of the experience of foreign countries in improving public administration in the environmental sphere is quite relevant. Therefore, it is important to note that this article analyzes the experience of foreign countries, which, in turn, highlights the main trends in the development of certain legal relations in the field of "person – environment" in sufficiently developed countries characterized by the use of an appropriate legal approach, as well as highlights the problems of scientifically based interaction, the formation of "environmental legal awareness" of the public, the return or preservation of state ownership of Natural Resources. We also noted the significant shortcomings of the current Ukrainian public administration mechanisms in accordance with the environmental sphere. Thus, based on the presented results of the study, separate conclusions were formed that contain the main measures that are extremely necessary for further improvement of Public Administration mechanisms in the environmental sphere in the context of European integration.

It is concluded that the primary task is to develop a program of innovative and Investment Development at the local, regional, and state levels. It is equally important to further promote the implementation of decentralization of powers and functions of the state in the field of support for environmental activities, directly improve the effectiveness of information and regulatory support, which, with appropriate support from the state, will provide an opportunity to significantly improve the standard of living of the public, help to ensure the sustainable ecological and economic development of both our state as a whole and individual regions.