INSTITUTIONAL PROVISION OF MECHANISM FUNCTIONING FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL POLICY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THREE-SECONDARY PARTNERSHIP

Abstract

Tripartite relations are rapidly developing. They are a factor that leads to the formation of a productive society, the achievement of the goals of the state's development in the implementation of transformation processes, the successful modernization of the economy and the social sphere. Relations that are built on the principles of partnership, provide the creation of the active mechanisms of interaction of the society, the business and the state, which are aimed at the implementation of all parties efforts, ensuring the consideration of interests of different social strata of society, business during the development and implementation of socio-economic policies by the state. In Ukraine, a number of institutional foundations of tripartism have already been created, but still, the actual problems of the partnership's formation, the development of their representative bodies, and the provision of employees representatives with real powers, mechanisms provided for implementation. A more effective mechanism for the participation of partners in the development and implementation of state economic and social policies should be developed. The article discusses the functioning of the tripartite partnership mechanism in the understanding of the state-business-third sector partner relations and its influence on the implementation of regional policy. Interest groups (representatives of the authorities, representatives of business, representatives of the community) of the tripartite relations of Ukraine are characterized. Today, the development of institutional support for tripartism in Ukraine is evidenced by the established and functioning platforms of e-governance, the "Open City" by itself. In Ukraine, under the leadership of the Open Cities Association, a unified system of local petitions was established within the "Electronic Governance for the Accountability of Government and Community Participation" program. The conceptual model of institutional support of tripartite partnership is shown. The primary attention is paid to the issues of state and tariff rate policy.