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Danyliuk, Mariia; Dmytryshyn, Marta

doi:10.13165/vpa-21-20-2-02

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“…In addition, the abstracts suggest that only a very small number of texts handle municipal real estate assets as one holistic portfolio. Researchers tend to prefer individual buildings [29] or sub-portfolios composed of the same type, such as the housing sector [30], office market [9], public utilities [31], heritage [32] etc.…”

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“…From the examined articles, it is still worth mentioning Danyliuk and Dmytryshyn [29] and the follow-up research of Dmytryshyn [17], which did not deal with municipal real-estate portfolios. However, their research could be useful for Czech municipalities that have brownfields and other unused buildings/areas in their portfolios.…”

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“…However, their research could be useful for Czech municipalities that have brownfields and other unused buildings/areas in their portfolios. Danyliuk and Dmytryshyn [29], and Dmytryshyn [17] offer a methodology (based on community planning) and a set of 50 indicators from diverse perspectives (interior, exterior, environmental, historical and cultural, and financial) to help municipalities decide how to handle abandoned properties.…”

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Strategic management of the portfolio of urban real estate: research of the current scientific knowledge

Dobrucká,

Maštálka,

Šilhánková

2024

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Municipalities possess a wide range of real estate. However, land, buildings, and premises must not only be managed individually, but also optimized and strategically developed as a comprehensive portfolio linked to the objectives of public administration activities and, of course, to the development plans of a particular municipality. Nevertheless, a comprehensive view of the issue of managing and building a real estate portfolio in public administration is missing. This is evidenced by the lack of a methodology that would help local authorities with the task. Thus, a quantitative analysis of scientific publications was conducted, dealing with the issue of strategic management of real estate portfolios at the city level, both within the Czech Republic and throughout the world. This article aims to present a qualitative search of the content of scientific publications, thereby contributing to the creation of a foundation for further systematic research into this issue.

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2024

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“…Cho and Melisa (2021) studied how a municipal government agency uses social media to communicate citizen coproduction initiatives using the government's official Twitter account in Indonesia. Danyliuk and Dmytryshyn (2021) underlined the local public opinion evaluation's significance in finding the best way to manage the municipal property.…”

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Peculiarities of Ukrainians’ Approval of Decentralization Reform

Dmytryshyn

Yakubiv

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Administrative Sciences

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Every countrywide reform can always have specific opponents and fans as the changes make people leave their comfort zone. As an example, we have chosen a Ukrainian decentralization reform. Although this local self-government reform can be considered the most successful in our country, the attitude of Ukrainians to the changes has not always been unambiguous. Using taxonomic analysis, the paper calculates the integrated indicator of public approval of decentralization reform in Ukraine based on sociological research for 2015–2020. We have described the features of conducting surveys in different periods and identified the reasons for the emergence of such an attitude to the reform. We have also calculated the weights of the impact of each primary indicator on the integrated indicator, which helped us identify the weaknesses and strengths of the reform in public opinion Furthermore, the analysis allowed us to reveal and substantiate a set of problems in implementing decentralization reform in Ukraine, and the causes and solutions were worked out for each problem. Finally, we have made a generalized algorithm for the application of the experience of public opinion analysis in planning and carrying out reforms.

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Digitisation of Ukraine in Terms of Public Electronic Services’ Distribution

Danyliuk

Dmytryshyn

Goran

2021

Scientific Horizons

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Modern scientific and technological progress makes the use of information, communication, and digital technologies an attribute of any business’s functioning and people’s lives. COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to widespread quarantine restrictions, has necessitated an accelerated transition to digital remote access services. In this regard, the authors have investigated the development and spread of digital technologies in Ukraine to implement e-government policy. To assess the realities and determine the prospects of becoming a “state in a smartphone”, the authors have conducted a SWOT analysis of electronic public services. The analysis allowed to identify the advantages and threats of e-government at the present stage and outline the strategies for developing Ukrainian digitalisation. In the state as a service, digital changes are taking place in many industries and spheres, so the authors have identified key components of the digital state, including cybersecurity, e-government, smart cities, digital skills, e-court, e-health care, e-transport, and the Internet. These components are closely linked to e-democracy, e-business, and e-education. In Ukraine, there is a unique state web portal of electronic services, “Diia”, which provides access to dozens of electronic state services. Therefore, the authors have studied the purpose, features of use, opportunities, and difficulties of the portal and mobile application “Diia”. In the usage part, the authors have considered the specifics of authorisation on the portal through the file media of the digital signature and built the appropriate algorithm of actions. Along with the potential risks, modern information technologies provide many opportunities for their users. Finally, the study allowed to outline the prospects for the digitalisation of the Ukrainian state in modern realities

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Strategic management of the portfolio of urban real estate: research of the current scientific knowledge

Strategic management of the portfolio of urban real estate: research of the current scientific knowledge

Peculiarities of Ukrainians’ Approval of Decentralization Reform

Digitisation of Ukraine in Terms of Public Electronic Services’ Distribution

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