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Institutional Innovations in the Development of City Parks in Ukraine

Name: Institutional Innovations in the Development of City Parks in Ukraine
Creator: Nataliia V. Vernihorova
Keywords: 11. Sustainability, organizational support, cooperation, green zones, city parks, management

Інституційні новації розвитку міських парків в Україні

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 Jun 2023Publisher:Odessa Polytechnic National UniversityJournal:Economic journal Odessa polytechnic university, volume 2, pages 35-43 (issn: 2521-103X, eissn: 2521-6384,

Authors: Nataliia V. Vernihorova;

doi: 10.15276/ej.02.2023.4 , 10.5281/zenodo.8128450 , 10.5281/zenodo.8128451

Institutional Innovations in the Development of City Parks in Ukraine

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Abstract

The article examines modern global trends in the organizational support of city parks, which are based on an effective institutional system. The need for institutional innovations in park management of Ukraine is substantiated. The creation of the National Association of Parks of Ukraine, as well as the main conceptual principles of its activity, is proposed. The idea of the activity of the National Association of Parks of Ukraine in the system of establishing new connections between parks, the state and foreign institutions, as well as its structure, is substantiated. The results of its activities in the near and future perspective are substantiated.

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organizational support, cooperation, green zones, city parks, management

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