Relevance and goals. The changes that have been made in recent yearsto key regulatory legal acts of the country, along with the need to fulfill the national development goals established by the President of the Russian Federation in May 2024, emphasize the issues of additional impulses for the growth of territories and regions. One of these impulses, the potential existing on the territory of the municipality, is property that does not participate in economic turnover. A special place here is occupied by unused property of public legal entities: abandoned, emergency, unused non-residential facilities. The involvement of subordinate property by public legal entities, which is not properly used, is the primary managerial task of public management at all levels of government. Direct management decisions in this area are an additional and possibly operational impetus for the development of the public and real sectors of the economy, increasing the comfort of human life on the territory of the municipality. Thus, it is relevant and timely to consider issues of improving the efficiency of property management of public legal entities.
Materials and methods. Using logical, complex analysis together with synthesis and inductive research methods, proposals for improving the efficiency of public property management are formulated and substantiated. In preparing the proposals, data from departmental reports of the Federal Property Management Agency, the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of Russia, JSC Dom were used. The Russian Federation", public authorities of the subjects of the Russian Federation exercising powers to manage state property, local governments, expert data from relevant committees and working groups of representative bodies of state power of Russia, etc.
Results. As a result, the article considers and argumentatively sets out proposals to improve the efficiency of the work of federal and regional state authorities, local governments in the territory by coordinating management decisions at all levels of government, using tools to attract extra-budgetary sources of financing for the restoration of socially significant facilities, based on the needs of the territory.
Conclusions. The proposed solutions allow us to take into account the existing public needs in the municipality, the region in such sectors of the economy as education, consumer services, culture, sports, giving new impetus to the realization of these needs.
Syrov Andrey N.
Administration of the city district of Lyubertsy, Moscow region
Publications of the author
In the journalThe issues that have not been adequately addressed at the level of public authorities and economic entities in the recent decades are currently becoming an urgent municipal management challenge. One of them is the surface wastewater disposal. This field, neglected in almost all national municipalities, also considering the local budgets deficit, holds back urban development and lowers living comfort in a municipality. It is necessary to develop new approaches and to update the existing ones to organize the municipal surface wastewater disposal in conditions of consdierable budget limitations.
Using the logical, complex analysis along with synthesis and induction research methods, proposals to improve the efficiency of the surface wastewater disposal at municipal level are developed and justified. To elaborate such proposals, statistical data from Rosstat, departmental data from the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Utilities, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, as well as expert observations and assessments have been used.
As a result, the article provides a model for building processes in a municipality to organize the surface wastewater disposal. The proposed approach will allow to involve all economic entities in the process of water disposal from the municipal territory, ensuring sustainability of the entire economic system, and also providing the opportunity to fund both the surface wastewater disposal and the corresponding infrastructure maintenance. The logical conclusion of the article is the need to transform the existing regulatory acts in order to increase the efficiency of the surface wastewater disposal.
