Elements Of The Public Administrative Mechanism In Housing Sector

Modern housing sector of post-soviet countries needs modernization. Changes for the better are possible in the formation of a new system of this sector. Management is based not only on the vertical structure of power, and on a mixed (network, flexible) management, which includes both state and local education, as well as various forms of people organization. The above subject is relevant for all settlements - from cities to townships as moral and physical deterioration of the housing stock is growing, and search management solutions of this problem is on the agenda for all levels of government. Mechanisms of control housing sector involve interrelated set of activities and tools that are necessary for the effective functioning of the industry, important for the state. We see intersectoral coordination as element of the public administrative mechanism in housing sector. The crossing several areas of interest in the housing sector ensures impetus for further development. The next element of the public administrative mechanism is strategic planning of the industry profile of the Control Ministry of Regional Development, Construction and Housing and Communal Services of Ukraine. The third element of the public administrative mechanismis the secure communication due interests of different groups of influence (such as state government authorities, local governments, business and the population) and the three objectives of reform - reform decentralization (deconcentration) authorities, housing reform and regional development reform. The housing sector of the country is a marker of crossing various interest groups of influence and reform goals (see fig.1). All elements of public administration have characteristic common tools (see fig. 2). These tools provide the total system of elements of the public administrative mechanism in housing sector. Grouping of elements and instruments of the public administrative mechanism allows detailed analysis of this perspective and identify priority areas for further effective scientific research.