PROGRAMMING, COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT TOOLS FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS’ PROJECTS IN UKRAINE

Authors

  • T. V. Lypova Associate Professor of the Finance Department, Institute of Finance, National Academy of Statistics, Accounting and Auditing

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17721/apmv.2014.118.2.

Abstract

Abstract. In the system of international relations international financial resources provided
to beneficiary countries for development, act as an important instrument of market reforms.
Main flows of international resources received by Ukraine through channels of international
organizations, international financial institutions, and from bilateral donors are aimed at supporting
development and reforms of Ukraine’s economy through international programs and
special projects.
Recently, new approaches in providing resources of international organizations entered into
force that have changed tools and frameworks of cooperation and features of granting resource
for development by the international community. Among the key challenges in relations between
Ukraine and the international organizations are inadequate coordination and the need to increase
efficiency of use of the resources provided for development.
Dispersed projects and responsibilities between different institutions in Ukraine, absence of
holistic mechanism for programming and coordination with international organizations does
not allow the country to implement unified policy in attraction and usage of such resources for
effective economic reforms in Ukraine. It is advisable to develop and implement a comprehensive
system of donor coordination, which links government policies and plans to the donor activities
based on a holistic approach to country’s economic development.
Key words: external resources, international financial resources, international organizations,
international financial institutions, support, efficiency, programming, donors, beneficiary
countries, recipient countries, programs, projects, coordination tools.

Author Biography

  • T. V. Lypova, Associate Professor of the Finance Department, Institute of Finance, National Academy of Statistics, Accounting and Auditing

    PhD

Published

2014-02-25