MEETING OF THE DISCUSSION CLUB OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ON THE TOPIC: “PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT: COMPETITIVE CHALLENGES OF TODAY” WITHIN THE “FESTIVAL OF SCIENCE – 2023”

   Оn May 17, 2023, at the Department of Public Administration and Business Management of the Faculty of Finance and Business Administration of the Ivan Franko National University, a traditional scientific event took place – a Discussion Club on the topic: “Public management and administration: competitive challenges of today”, timed for the “Festival of Science – 2023” . The event took place within the framework of international cooperation between the Department of Public Administration and Business Management, the scientific group “State Creator” and the scientific group of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Lublin, Poland).

The meeting of the Discussion Club was opened by the head of the Department of Public Administration and Business Management, Doctor of Economics, Professor G. Komarnytska, emphasizing the relevance of the topic of the scientific event in the conditions of martial law and post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.

The head of the Interregional Department of the National Agency of Ukraine for Civil Service in the Lviv and Zakarpattia Regions Yaroslav  Koval  and the Deputy Head of the Interregional Department of the NADS in the Lviv and Transcarpathia Regions Mykola Trofymenko gave a welcoming speech at the scientific event.

Students of the specialty 281 “Public administration and administration” of the educational program “Public administration and business administration” of all years of study and students of the Institute of Mathematics, Informatics and Landscape Design of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Lublin, Poland) joined the event.

This year’s event focused on problematic aspects of public management and administration in wartime and post-war reconstruction. In the discussion, the issues of competitive features of the corporate restructuring of the economy of Ukraine in the post-war period, mechanisms of involvement of civil society institutions in the processes of state formation, measures of public administration to ensure the competitiveness of relocated enterprises, state support of the system of small and medium-sized businesses of Ukraine, processes of administration of business activities in conditions of war, features of public administration were considered. functioning of local self-government, prospects for cooperation between public authorities and civil society, etc.

Speakers spoke in English and Polish on the following topics:

1. Daria Makarewicz, Institute of Mathematics, Computer Science and Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Lublin, Poland, “Sustainabal City Development and Acanthus – Landscape Architecture Studio” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. K. Vaskivska)
2. Kamila Jagieło, Institute of Mathematics, Computer Science and Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Lublin, Poland, “The Impact of Landscape Architecture on the city’s spatial structure: the administration aspect”, (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. K. Vaskivska)
3. Oleksiy Shchelkogonov, UFP-21s, “Public administration in the system of small and medium-sized businesses of Ukraine: competition, arguments and skepticism” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. B. Karpinsky)
4. Dmytro Pfister (postgraduate student) “Methods of public administration in the system of forming smart cities in agglomeration centers” (supervisor – Doctor of Economic Sciences, Prof. B. Karpinsky)
5. Vladyslava Khristenko, UFP-21s., “The role of population participation in the public administration of Ukraine” (supervisor – Сandidate of sciences in public administration, Associate Professor O. Reshota)
6. Nadiya Bodnaruk, UFP-31s, “Youth centers as an auxiliary institution for the implementation of the state’s youth policy” (supervisor – Сandidate of sciences in public administration, Associate Professor O. Reshota)
7. Kristina Myheyenko, UFP-21s, “Gender policy in the context of public administration in Ukraine” (supervisor – Сandidate of sciences in public administration, Associate Professor O. Reshota)
8. Sofia Yasinovska, UFP-21s, “Mechanisms of involvement of civil society institutions in the process of preventing corruption: the experience of Finland”(supervisor – Сandidate of sciences in public administration, Associate Professor O. Reshota)
9. Viktoriya Babii, UFP-21s, “Competitive needs and specifics of the functions of state and municipal management in the system of public administration” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. B. Karpinsky)
10. Yuliya Ushtvan, UFP-21s, “Martial law and measures of public administration to ensure the competitiveness of relocated enterprises”(supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. B. Karpinsky)
11. Andrii Chelyadyn, UFP-21s, “Competitive features of corporate restructuring of the economy of Ukraine in the post-war period” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. B. Karpinsky)
12. Ivan Vechera, UFP-11s, “Public management of social development” (supervisor – PhD in Economics, Associate Professor O. Malinovska)
13. Alina Chernyeva, UFP-11s, “Prospects of cooperation between public authorities and civil society organizations in Ukraine” (supervisor – PhD in Economics, Associate Professor O. Malinovska)
14. Ulyana Yezerska, UFP-41s, “Structural elements of electronic governance and their interaction” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. K. Vaskivska)
15. Nataliya Steblyk, UFP-41s, “Implementation of electronic governance in public administration” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. K. Vaskivska)
16. Yulianna Drozd, UFP-41s, “Administration of entrepreneurial activity in war conditions” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. K. Vaskivska)
17. Maria Kormylo, UFP-31s, “World experience of local self-government development” (supervisor – Doctor of Economics, Prof. G. Kormarnytska)

The moderators of the Discussion Club were: Olena Reshota, Associate professor of the Department of Public Administration and Business Management, and Nadiya Bodnaruk, head of the “State Creator” group, student of the UFP-31s group.

We express our gratitude to all participants for the fruitful discussion and thorough reports!

We thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the opportunity to hold scientific events!