Innovations in Public Administration and Management for Implementing Effective Strategies and Tools
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56294/sctconf20251483Keywords:
digital technologies, e-government, geographic information systems, innovation culture, participatory methods, public sector managementAbstract
Introduction: The current global dynamics and the European integration course of Ukraine's development transform the requirements for forming a public administration paradigm. At the same time, the transfer of innovations is seen as a key element in ensuring the efficiency of the management system and complementarity with the requirements of modern society.
Methods: Publications indexed in leading scientific databases were utilised. The inclusion and exclusion criteria for publications were based on spatial-temporal indicators and the level of information reliability. Among the methods used to assess the risk of bias in the included studies was the brainstorming method. Additionally, general scientific methods were employed.
Results: It identifies the main directions of innovative development of public administration systems in the European community. The emphasis is placed on the functionality of digitalisation tools and information and communication technologies that automate a significant part of public administration processes and improve public service quality. Several economic indicators representing the tendency to increase efficiency are presented. A comparative analysis of the indicators of e-government development in different countries and the global context is carried out. Practical concepts and practical tools for integrating innovations into public administration in the context of sustainable development are substantiated.
Conclusions: The study proves that e-governance, analytical tools, artificial intelligence, digital interaction platforms, and geographic information systems allow today to implement successful concepts of public-private partnerships and increase the efficiency of public administration. The concepts of transparency, adaptability and innovation are complementary to the requirements of society and allow for addressing the complex challenges of our time.
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