Problems of achieving Ukraine's Sustainable Development Goals

The article describes the importance of the concept of sustainable development for Ukraine. The problems of the state regulation mechanism for the implementation of this concept are considered. Also, a study was carried out on the compliance of sustainable development goals on a nationwide scale, which helped to reveal the lack of reflection of certain goals in national and regional strategies. In this regard, it becomes necessary to identify and combine existing problems into groups for the subsequent provision of recommendations for their solution. Another important aspect is the creation of a clear infrastructure of state regulation of sustainable development, in accordance with European and world experience, namely - Parliamentary Advisory Council for Sustainable Development and National Council for Sustainable Development. The introduction of the principles of sustainable development into public administration with the support of public-private partnerships is also seen as promising, which will contribute to improving the mechanism of state regulation in various sectors of the national economy. Some areas of activity of ministries, central executive authorities, the National Council for Sustainable Development and Economic Growth are considered. The responsibilities and competencies of the National Council are described, as well as possible projects to meet the infrastructure needs of cities and suburban areas, the use of inexhaustible resource extraction, landscaping and social and industrial development of territories, where the main goal of such projects should be to harmonize the interests of the state, residents, entrepreneurs, investors. The article also describes the importance of creating appropriate conditions for full and open informing the population about the activities of public authorities, as well as what conditions need to be created. Of course, it is also necessary to involve the public in state regulation of sustainable development. The necessity of attracting public associations to consultative, advisory and control activities, as well as the main bodies that should contribute to this, is substantiated.