Determining the regular impact on the processes of stimulating the innovation circulation within the limits of the EU sustainable development policy

The object of this scientific research is the system of management and regulatory methods of state influence on the processes of stimulating innovation circulation in the European Union (EU), through the prism of the implemented sustainable development policy. The regular influence on the processes of innovative circulation in the EU is studied, as well as its compliance with the goals of sustainable development. During the study, it was established that the process of stimulating innovative development is partially unified with the implemented sustainable development policy in the EU. It is proved that the existing regulatory model of stimulating innovative circulation in the EU is not focused on achieving most of the goals of sustainable development, and those regulatory structures that are used do not take into account the model of applying the sustainable development policy. Most of the incentive tools are aimed exclusively at protecting the personal interests of participants in innovation relations. The feasibility of improving the current approach to regulating and managing innovation circulation in the EU is substantiated, in order to eliminate the identified discrepancies. Proposals are substantiated regarding the directions of improving state policy tools for the processes of regulating innovation circulation in the EU. Proposals are made to amend the provisions of the Horizon Europe framework program in order to bring it into line with the goals of the EU's sustainable development policy. The study is aimed at forming general theoretical principles for improving the management and regulatory processes of innovation circulation in the EU. The results of this study can be used to improve the official rules of innovation circulation in the EU, as well as at the level of national systems of EU member states, to form strategic public management decisions, state policy on innovation circulation, and serve as a basis for further scientific research on these issues. The conclusions obtained in the course of this study can be used to address issues and problems of improving international agreements and EU regulatory documents.