Abstract

Introduction. The article is devoted to topical issues of territorial development on the basis of self-sufficiency, development of scientific principles of territorial communities spatial development and features of state regulation of this process on the basis of authorities decentralization. The purpose of the article. The purpose of the article is to put forward hypotheses; substantiation of the provisions of the concept about spatial development of territorial communities, the theoretical basis of the concept, principles, approaches and methods of implementing the concept. Methods. Methods of logical generalization; theoretical analysis; comparative analysis and hypothetical-deductive method were used in writing the scientific article. Results. Scientific hypotheses are put forward and the provisions of the concept of state regulation of territorial communities spatial development are substantiated: development of united territorial communities is possible only on the basis of a systematic approach to spatial, socio-economic development, improvement of local self-government and modernization of administrative-territorial structure; spatial and socio-economic development of the united territorial communities is based on providing the territories with the fixed own resources and the corresponding powers and responsibilities; territorial boundaries of communities should be formed on the basis of reasonable criteria for possible self-development; instruments of state stimulation and support of united territorial communities vary depending on their type; tools for patrol development of territorial communities are based on geographic information systems. It is proved that the state regulation of spatial development consists in the state information and educational; organizational; methodological and financial support for the development of territorial communities and in the state stimulation of self-development of territories. Conclusions. The main statements of this article will contribute to the formation of a balanced state policy of regulating the spatial development of united territorial communities on the principles of self-sufficiency.

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