IMPROVEMENT OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE CONDITIONS OF MODERN CHALLENGES

The article, based on an analysis of recent scientific literature, explores mechanisms for improving the public administration management system in the face of modern challenges; It has been investigated that the priority areas for the effective functioning of the entire national economic complex of Ukraine in modern conditions include, first of all, the improvement of the management system at the level of public administration bodies; It is shown that in order to achieve the goals of social development, public administration as a powerful influence on the viability of people by public authorities, local governments and public organizations involves the use of management technologies and a set of methods (economic, administrative, informational and psychological, etc.); It was found that in modern conditions, the human factor is of particular importance in the public service, since personnel in public organizations are an important link in management, on which the quality of the implementation of executive power, the level of implementation of management decisions and state requirements depend; It has been proven that an effective mechanism of public management and administration in wartime includes all the common components of the management mechanism: a subject of management, endowed with powers and responsibilities for management; an object of management, obliged to respond to the actions of the subject; a socially significant fact that causes the need for public management; directed actions of the subject and actions of the object as a response to management; conclusions were drawn that in order to form the capacity of public administration under the legal regime of martial law, it is necessary to solve the tasks of ensuring social life in the specified conditions, It is advisable to use the advantages of results-based management as much as possible, which consist in: subordinating the organizational and functional subsystems of public administration to the target subsystem.