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Global Partnership for Local Sustainable Development: Modern Trends and Best Practices POLONIA UNIVERSITY IN CZESTOCHOWA CHERKASY STATE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY KRYVYJ RIH ECONOMIC INSTITUTE OF KYIV NATIONAL ECONOMIC UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER VADYM HETMAN GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR LOCAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: MODERN TRENDS AND BEST PRACTICES CZESTOCHOWA – 2018 АКАДЕМІЯ ПОЛОНІЙНА В ЧЕНСТОХОВІ ЧЕРКАСЬКИЙ ДЕРЖАВНИЙ ТЕХНОЛОГІЧНИЙ УНІВЕРСИТЕТ КРИВОРІЗЬКИЙ ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ ІНСТИТУТ ДВНЗ «КИЇВСЬКИЙ НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ УНІВЕРСИТЕТ ІМЕНІ ВАДИМА ГЕТЬМАНА» ГЛОБАЛЬНЕ ПАРТНЕРСТВО ДЛЯ МІСЦЕВОГО СТАЛОГО РОЗВИТКУ: СУЧАСНІ ТРЕНДИ ТА КРАЩІ ПРАКТИКИ ЧЕНСТОХОВА – 2018 2 UDC 332.135:339.9 ІSBN 978-83-7542-137-8 BBC 65.04:65.5 G 54 Reviewers: A. O. Khodjayan, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Professor of the International Economic Relations Department, Kyiv National Trade and Economic University; I. M. Budnikevich, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Marketing, Innovation and Regional Development Department Chernivtsi National University of Yuri Fedkovich. The team of authors: Dr., Professor L. O. Petkova; Dr., Professor A. I. Boyko; Dr., Professor V. Ya. Galchenko; Dr., Professor I. G. Goncharenko; Dr., Professor O. V. Kolomytseva; Dr., Professor V. V. Kulishov; Dr., Professor V. I. Kunchenko-Harchenko; Dr., Professor I. P. Vasylchuk; Ph. D., Professor O. Yu. Berezina; Ph. D., Professor O. M. Khomenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor O. O. Grigor; Ph. D., Associate Professor V. O. Vedeneev; Ph. D., Associate Professor I. G. Egorova; Ph. D., Associate Professor Ya. O. Izmaylov; Ph. D., Associate Professor M. M. Leshchenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor Yu. G. Makarenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor V. M. Pasenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor K. V. Slusarenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor Yu. V. Tkachenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor R. V. Trembovetska; Ph. D., Associate Professor Yu. V. Vdovychenko; Ph. D., Associate Professor N. V. Zagoruiko; Professor Kala; Ph. D. Ya. O. Kovalchuk; Prof. Ph.D. Andrzej Kryński; Ph. D., Associate Professor I. I. Maksimova; Ph. D. D. Yu. Marushchak; Ph. D., Associate Professor G. V. Puriy; Ph. D. V. V. Tychkov; Yu. S. Kulik; M. V. Ryabokon; Y. V. Pikalov; Ye. V. Shatalov; MA Jowita Ziołek-Barczak. Recommended for publication by the Scientific Council of Cherkasy State Technological University (protocol No. 12, 18th June, 2018). Global Partnership for Local Sustainable Development: Modern Trends and Best Practices: monograph / [ed. by L. O Petkova, O. Yu. Berezina, Andrzej Kryński] – Czestochowa, 2018. – 207 p. The collective monograph covers theoretical and methodological ideas and practical experience of the global partnership for local sustainable development, as well as best practices for solving sustainable development problems at the local, regional and global levels and practical recommendations for the balanced implementation of all components of sustainable development. The publication is available in the online version on: main.nuife.org/en/educator. The publication is assigned a DOI number: dx.doi.org/10.23856/W1708 © The team of authors, 2018 “Educator” Wydawnictwo Akademii Polonijnej ul.Pułaskiego 4/6 42-200 Częstochowa tel: +48 34 368 42 15, fax +48 34 324 96 62 www.pnap.ap.edu.pl e-mail: [email protected] 3 УДК 332.135:339.9. ІSBN 978-83-7542-137-8 ББК 65.04:65.5 Г 54 Рецензенти: А. О. Ходжаян, д.е.н., проф., професор кафедри міжнародних економічних відносин, Київський національний торговельно-економічний унiвeрcитeт; І. М. Буднікевич, д.е.н., проф., завідувач кафедри маркетингу, інновацій та регіонального розвитку, Чернівецький національний університет імені Юрія Федьковича. Авторський колектив: д. е. н., проф. Л. О. Петкова; д. ф. н., проф. А. І. Бойко; д. е. н., доц. І. П. Васильчук; д. т. н., проф. В. Я. Гальченко; д. н. держ. упр., проф. І. Г. Гончаренко; д. е. н., проф. О. В. Коломицева;заслужений працівник освіти України, д. пед. н., к. е. н., проф. В. В. Кулішов; д.т.н., проф. В. І. Кунченко-Харченко; к. е. н., проф. О. Ю. Березіна; к. х. н., проф. О. М. Хоменко; к. н. держ. упр., доц. О. О. Григор; к. п. н., доц. В. О. Веденєєв;к. е. н., доц. Ю. В. Вдовиченко; к. е. н., доц. І. Г. Єгорова; к. е. н., доц. Я. О. Ізмайлов; к. б. н., доц. Н. В. Загоруйко; к. е. н., доц. M.M. Лещенко; к. філол. н., доц. Ю. Г. Макаренко; к. е. н., доц. В. M. Пасенко; к. е. н., доц. К. В. Слюсаренко; к. е. н., доц. Ю. В. Ткаченко; к. т. н., доц. Р. В. Трембовецька; проф. Кала; к. е. н. Я. О. Ковальчук; проф. Анджей Кринські; к. е. н. І. І. Максимова; к. е. н. Д. Ю. Марущак; к. е. н. Г. В. Пурій, к. т. н. В. В. Тичков; Ю. С. Кулик; M. В.Рябоконь; Ю. В. Пікалов; Є. В. Шаталов; MA Йовита Зелок-Барчак. Рекомендовано до друку Вченою радою Черкаського державного технологічного університету (протокол № 12 від 18 червня 2018 р.). Глобальне партнерство для місцевого сталого розвитку: сучасні тренди та кращі практики: монографія / [за заг. ред. Л.О. Петкової, О.Ю. Березіної, Анджей Кринські] - Ченстохова, 2018. – 207 с. У колективній монографії висвітлено теоретико-методологічні ідеї та практичний досвід глобального партнерства для місцевого сталого розвитку, кращі практики вирішення проблем сталого розвитку на локальному, регіональному та глобальному рівнях, практичні рекомендації щодо збалансованої реалізації всіх компонент сталого розвитку. Рукопис доступний в онлайн-версії за адресою main.nuife.org/en/educator. Рукопису присвоєно номер DOI: dx.doi.org/10.23856/W1708 © The team of authors, 2018 “Educator” Wydawnictwo Akademii Polonijnej ul.Pułaskiego 4/6 42-200 Częstochowa tel: +48 34 368 42 15, fax +48 34 324 96 62 www.pnap.ap.edu.pl e-mail: [email protected] 4 CONTENT Introduction 9 Chapter 1. Interregional cooperation and cross-border partnership for sustainable development 10 1.1. Conceptual platform for global partnership and sustainable development 10 1.2. Global partnership: trans-border dimension 23 1.3. Financial unity as the framework for global partnership 36 1.4. European experience of interregional cooperation and cross-border partnership 42 Chapter 2. Decentralization and territorial consolidation in Ukraine as new trends in global partnership 52 2.1. Global partnership for local economic development 52 2.2. Decentralization in the system of prerequisites for sustainable economic growth: European experience for Ukraine 58 2.3. Policy of socio-economic development of Ukrainian regions under the conditions of decentralization 66 2.4. Decentralization reform in Ukraine: regulatory and organizational aspects 74 2.5. Interim results and consequences of decentralization reform: the regional experience 83 Chapter 3. Social and humanitarian content of the global partnership for local sustainable development 89 3.1. A mass consumption society in the context of sustainable development 89 3.2. Social-integrative paradigm of global partnership 105 3.3. Information challenges for sustainable development in the context of forming international competitiveness 114 3.4. Local community safety and global security policy 123 Chapter 4. Global partnership in action: implementation of international projects in Ukraine 129 4.1. Features of interregional interaction in the context of implementation of international projects 129 4.2. Horizons of implementation of the successful practicesof capital mobilization 138 4.3. Approaches in positioning of international institutions of startup acceleration and incubation 140 4.4. Evaluation of the effectiveness of phases I and II of the EU / UNDP Project "Community Based Approach for Local Development": the regional interpretation 148 4.5. Sustainable development of communities on the basis of global partnership: evaluation of the results of phase III of the EU / UNDP project "Community Based Approach to Local Development" 153 Chapter 5. Environmental, Energy and Innovation Components of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development 160 5.1. Technical and technological bases for achieving environmental safety of sustainable development 160 5 5.2. International competitiveness of secondary mineral resources due to globalization of ecological and economic problems 171 5.3. Environmental aspects of the energy component for the sustainable development of Ukraine’s regions 181 5.4. Financial and integrated reporting as a tool for displaying information about the results of investment and innovation development of enterprises in the national and global business environment 190 Authors’ team 203 6 ЗМІСТ Передмова 9 Розділ 1. Міжрегіональна кооперація та транскордонне співробітництво для сталого розвитку 10 1.1 Концептуальна платформа глобального партнерства та сталого розвитку 10 1.2. Глобальне партнерство: транскордонний вимір 23 1.3. Фінансова єдність як рамкова умова глобального партнерства 36 1.4. Європейський досвід міжрегіональної кооперації та транскордонного 42 співробітництва Розділ 2. Децентралізація і територіальна консолідація в Україні як новітні тренди глобального партнерства 52 2.1. Глобальне партнерство для сталого місцевого розвитку 52 2.2. Децентралізація в системі передумов стійкого економічного зростання: європейський досвід для України 58 2.3. Політика соціально-економічного розвитку регіонів України в умовах децентралізації 66 2.4. Реформа децентралізації в Україні: нормативно-правове та організаційне 74 забезпечення 2.5. Проміжні результати та наслідки реформи децентралізації: регіональний досвід 83 Розділ 3. Соціально-гуманітарний контент глобального партнерства для місцевого сталого розвитку 89 3.1. Суспільство масового споживання в контексті проблем сталого розвитку 89 3.2. Coцiaльнo-iнтeгpaцiйнa пapaдигмa глобального партнерства 105 3.3. Інформаційні
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