FAMILY HOMESTEADS SETTLEMENTS AS THE SUBJECTS OF THE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT IN RURAL TERRITORIES

Authors

  • Halyna Semenets Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH
  • Valentyna Yakobchuk Zhytomyr National Agroecological University
  • Mariia Plotnikova Zhytomyr National Agroecological University

Keywords:

public administration, family homesteads, family homestead settlement, rural communities, self-management, smart-community, social cohesion, the Blockchain

Abstract

The development of rural areas in the context of decentralization of power has led to the search for effective mechanisms for public administration. What is the socio-psychological profile of the inhabitants of successful self-organizing rural settlements and what management technologies are proposed for rural development? The purpose of the study is to establish and recommend a mechanism for improving the technology of territorial communities management on the example of Family Homesteads (FH). The research methodology is based on structured interviews and unstructured conversations with the inhabitants of family homesteads, the leadership of local self-government and experts in the field of rural development. The self-organization of settlements illustrates them as harmonious communities and a model of the society of the future, practicing sustainable development. It was determined that success in the development of rural areas by settlers of a new type is due to their age characteristics (average settler age 35 years), high level of education, active lifestyle and investment activity. The advantages of the practice of public administration of the territory are established with the help of blockchain technology, which allows to reduce administration costs and promote resource participation.

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Published

2018-12-31

How to Cite

Semenets, H., Yakobchuk, V., & Plotnikova, M. (2018). FAMILY HOMESTEADS SETTLEMENTS AS THE SUBJECTS OF THE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT IN RURAL TERRITORIES. Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and Infrastructure Development, 40(4), 587–598. Retrieved from https://ejournals.vdu.lt/index.php/mtsrbid/article/view/202

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