Abstract
A theoretical and methodological analysis is essential to ascertain the content, approaches, principles, strategic priorities of integrated development, and ways to improve the mechanisms of regulating the development of rural areas in Ukraine while integrating the relevant foreign experiences. The State regulation of rural development in Ukraine needs a rationale to adopt expanded approach to rural development, and to reiterate it as a separate sectoral area of public administration. It is recommended that the priority strategic direction of the State innovation policy in Ukraine should cover organizational and economic bases and adopt innovative model of development in rural governance contexts. The model of forming self-sufficient territorial communities is desirable in new administrative and financial decentralization contexts. Such a model can provide effective use of the internal resources of the community while taking into account the directions and of mechanisms of the State regulation.
Highlights
Urbanization of any delta is relatively more complex with social-ecologicalfunctions than any other conventional city (Meyer, 2016)
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Summary
Urbanization of any delta is relatively more complex with social-ecological (dys)functions than any other conventional city (Meyer, 2016). With the global urbanization trend (i.e., 68% rise of city-dwellers by 2050), it is becoming more and more difficult to ensure sustainable development without proper management, especially in low-income and lower-middle-income countries where urbanization is expected to be the most rapid (United Nations, 2018). This rapid growth puts unexpected pressure on the cities' abilities to provide basic services such as adequate housing, electricity, water supply, healthcare, education, and jobs (Buhaug & Urdal, 2013). Any anthropogenic activity impeding the deposition of fresh sediment fluxes in the basins can result in an accelerated relative sea-level rise and increased risk of flooding (Van Koningsveld et al, 2008)
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