UDC 351.85; JEL O50, Z10
Kolisnyk, H. (2018). Zarubizhnyy dosvid derzhavnoho rehulyuvannya sotsial'no-kul'turnoyi sfery ta yoho adaptatsiya v Ukrayini [Foreign experience of state regulation of socio-cultural sphere and its adaptation in Ukraine]. In Sotsial'no-ekonomichni problemy suchasnoho periodu Ukrayiny [Socio-Economic Problems of the Modern Period of Ukraine]: Vol. 129 (1) (pp. 144-147). Retrieved from http://ird.gov.ua/sep/doi/sep2018.01.147. [in Ukrainian].
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Authors



Kolisnyk Halyna Mykolayivna

Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor

Professor of the Department of accounting and audit of the Uzhhorod National University

Contacts: halyna.kolisnyk@uzhnu.edu.ua, kolisnuk_galina@mail.ru

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The article examines the state of social and cultural development of developed European countries such as Germany, France, Italy, Spain. The experience of Germany shows that there is no such central body of governance in the sphere of socio-cultural development as the Ministry of Culture. Therefore, all questions concerning the cultural sphere are solved by independent structures (departments of culture) that are created at the local administrative level. The federal administration remains with the main tasks, which were to be fulfilled exclusively by the central bodies of the state. The federal bodies of cultural management develop directions of the state cultural policy, provide financial assistance to cultural and art projects of national importance and enforce control over the implementation of their decisions. The experience of Italy lies in the interest in sponsoring the socio-cultural sphere. The new code of law on public works simplifies the sponsorship process in favor of the cultural heritage. New procedures will be made possible by placing transparent reports on websites. The state has introduced such standards that all real estate companies can obtain building permits provided that they make a financial contribution to the provision of cultural services by planning the integration of cultural infrastructure and services. Percentage of infrastructure investments in public works can be filled by a fund designed to support cultural activities at the local level. The experience of Spain is to fill funds that are created and filled with 1.5% of the cultural tax administered jointly by the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Culture. The article states that in Ukraine, it would be advisable to create cultural centers that could be financed by state grants. These centers could take on the liabilities to establish a network with other regional cultural centers, which would give the opportunity to create a motivation for their association in terms of resources and implementation of joint projects. The best centers could receive an award from the Ministry of Culture for achievement, for strategic business plans, business model, for engaging of public associations or quality management.

Keywords:

socio-cultural development, socio-cultural sphere, foreign experience of social and cultural development, cultural centers

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