PUBLIC-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP IN THE FIELD OF BLOOD DONATION OF FOREIGN STATES: EXPERIENCE FOR UKRAINE

Abstract

The article is devoted to the creation of public-public partnerships in the field of blood donation as part of public management. Particular emphasis is placed on one of the subjects of public administration, namely, NGOs, which are public units which play a significant role in the development of free blood donation. The problems stated is considered in the article from several positions, i.e.: understanding of the role of the public and public associations in the publicpublic partnership and public-private partnership; selection of the most acceptable for Ukraine foreign experience of participation of public associations in the development of blood donation, as a subject of public management and administration. in the science and practice of public administration in Ukraine and in foreign countries; an experience of public associations within public-public partnerships and public-private partnerships; an choice of the most expedient foreign experience of participation of public associations in the development of blood donation as a subject of public administration and administration for Ukraine. The comparison of the experience of foreign countries and Ukrainian realities has shown such potential of public associations, which is not used in Ukraine. The article shows that the development of civic responsibility and civic engagement in blood donation is closely linked to the public policy in this field. The latter, in its turn, contributes to the formation of a specific model of public-public partnership in the field of blood donation, which is developed in foreign countries. Accordingly, public policy Examples of a successful combination of public-public and public-private partnerships for the development of blood donation in foreign countries are demonstrated in the article. Emphasis is placed on modern trends in the world practice of forming the social capital of a state where blood donors are a value of the state.

Forms of building a public-public partnership depend on the traditions of public administration and health care systems of different countries. The Ukrainian legislation states the responsibility of public authorities for the development of blood donation. Legal acts determine opportunities for public participation in the organization and promotion of blood donation and its components among the Ukrainian population. However, the methodology for building public-public partnership in the field of blood donation has not been developed up to the present time. The article demonstrates that the Ukrainian science of public administration lacks basic scientific research on this subject.