Maintaining the Momentum of Decentralisation in Ukraine
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Développement urbain, rural et régional
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Maintaining the Momentum of Decentralisation in Ukraine

"Éditions OECD"

Développement urbain, rural et régional

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This Multi-level Governance Series study focuses on Ukraine’s advances in
regional development, territorial reform and decentralisation since 2014. The
Government launched a reform to merge local governments and strengthen the
decentralisation process, giving additional power and resources to sub-
national authorities. In a short period, successful steps have been taken
toward achieving municipal mergers and greater fiscal, administrative and
political decentralisation, complemented by the State Strategy for Regional
Development 2015-2020. The first local elections have been held and more
public services are being delivered by certain local authorities. Yet,
important challenges remain, ranging from a need to address rising disparities
and adjusting multi-level governance practices and territorial structures, to
better structuring fiscal decentralisation. This report addresses regional
performance and disparities in Ukraine, provides insight into Ukraine’s
current territorial reform and approach to decentralisation, explores the
impact of fiscal decentralisation measures, and includes a case study of the
transport sector. It also provides a set of recommendations for action to
support Ukraine in meeting the conditions for successful decentralisation.

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