Abstract

In modern conditions, problems of social and economic development in Ukraine explains the need to pay attention to forecasting, programming, planning improvement in public administration. Scientific and theoretical bases of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration in Ukraine have been a point of many researches made by scientists. Over the recent years, the research of forecasting, programming, planning improvement in public administration in Ukraine is topical for the scholars in various domains, in particular, in the science of public administration. But lots of problems of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration in Ukraine are not fully researched. Forecasting, programming, planning in a public administration in Ukraine have been investigated. Heterogeneity of social and economic regional development and imperfection of governmental system in the field of regional development in Ukraine explain the need to pay attention to study and advancement of normative legal base of forecasting, programming, planning in Ukraine. The main components of normative legal base of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration in Ukraine are the Constitution of Ukraine, laws of Ukraine, acts of the President of Ukraine and acts of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine etc. The conducted analysis of normative legal base of forecasting, programming, planning in Ukraine proves that there has not been created an interconnected normative legal base. In today’s conditions, the state of regional social and economic regional development require improvement of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration in Ukraine. The foreign experience of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration has been investigated. The further scientific research will be devoted to the improvement of normative legal base and organizational provision of forecasting, programming, planning in public administration. Keywords: forecasting, programming, planning, socio-economic development, region.

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