Eurointegration aspects of public housing policy in forming public health strategies in Ukraine

• Published in: Efficiency of public administration no. 63
• Main Authors: Demikhov, O. I., Dehtyarova, І. O.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: 16.12.2021
• ISSN: 2070-4011; 2786-6580
• DOI: 10.33990/2070-4011.63.2020.212669

In article the domestic legislative and regulatory documents, materials of bodies of public authority, non-governmental organizations, materials of specialized sites are considered. The article used both basic interdisciplinary and systematic approaches, methods of analysis and synthesis, modeling. The purpose of article is to develop complexes of tools to stimulate citizens’ participation in formation and realization of the public housing policy and public health policy according to different levels of their housing self-sufficiency. The study proved that the categorical apparatus is being improved in the field of science “Public Administration” in the context of defining the concept of “residential self-sufficiency of the population”. This is the ability of citizens, depending on their material wealth, social situation, cultural and aesthetic preference, local traditions to satisfy their basic needs for the use or possession of secure housing and land on a temporary or permanent basis. The importance of connection of public housing policy with the public health system based on the selfsufficiency of the local community has also been proven. The complexes of tools for stimulating the participation of the population in the formation and implementation of the state housing policy for groups of the population are defined, depending on the level of their housing self-sufficiency. Establishing a link between social policies for vulnerable groups of the population, the state of health of citizens and the level of their housing self-sufficiency will allow developing transversal approaches to housing construction and public health policy in general. Establishing the relationship between the state of health of citizens and the level of their living self-sufficiency will allow developing approaches to public housing policy and public health policy.