Перспективи Розвитку Ефективного Державного Управління В Умовах Глобалізації

The article attempts to outline and analyze the prospects for the formation and development of effective public administration in the conditions of world globalization processes.It is emphasized that modern globalization processes, on the one hand, reflect the integration of national states into a single world system, and on the other hand, lead to the formation and development of effective state administration for the purpose of the full functioning of the national state.It has been determined that the promising directions for the formation, development and implementation of effective state administration in the conditions of globalization transformations are: the introduction and improvement of digitalization processes and the formation of high-quality electronic governance; development of state institutions; introduction of decentralization and development of local self-government; ensuring openness and transparency in the activities of state structures; increasing the level of accountability of state bodies; professional development of civil servants; improving legislation on fighting corruption and ensuring free access to public information; formation of a strong civil society; overcoming cross-border problems and establishing international cooperation; standardization of national and international management practices in accordance with international standards and norms; application of evaluation and monitoring of the effectiveness of state programs and policies; support of public initiatives; formation of effective management of crisis situations; regulation by sociocultural changes; preservation and popularization of the national cultural heritage; reforming the sphere of education and health care; support for scientific research; ensuring inclusiveness and equality, etc.It is noted that the list of outlined aspects of the prospects for the development of effective public administration is not complete, and the issue requires further study.