DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORT

Abstract

The article presents the prospects for the development of public administration of physical culture and sports in the conditions of martial law and post-war reconstruction. The concept of people-centrism and its influence on the strategic directions of public administration of physical culture and sports are considered. Attention was drawn to the urgent need to delimit powers between the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, the National Olympic Committee, and national federations. Specific mechanisms and solutions for public-private partnership in the framework of rebuilding and reconstruction of the sport infrastructure, which was significantly destroyed as a result of the full-scale invasion by Russia, are proposed. The author's article focuses attention on the fact that there is currently no military physical training for both pre-conscription youth and persons of conscription age. Attention was drawn to the urgent need for separation of powers between the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, the National Olympic Committee, and national federations. Specific mechanisms and solutions for public-private partnership in the framework of rebuilding and reconstruction of the sports infrastructure, which was significantly destroyed as a result of the full-scale invasion by Russia, are proposed. In the article, the author focuses attention on the fact that there is currently no military physical training for both preconscription youth and persons of conscription age. Attention was drawn to the urgent need for separation of powers between the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, the National Olympic Committee, and national federations. Specific mechanisms and solutions for public-private partnership in the framework of the reconstruction and reconstruction of the sports infrastructure, which was significantly destroyed as a result of the full-scale invasion by Russia, are proposed. In the article, the author focuses attention on the fact that there is currently no military physical training for both preconscription youth and persons of conscription age. Reasonable explanations have been given in this regard. In the process of research, a number of issues that arose during the use of artificial intelligence in the field of physical culture and sport and promising vectors of its further implementation were highlighted. Some issues of legal regulation of public (state) services in the field of physical culture and sport. Also, in the process of research, it was found that legislative regulation in the conditions of the diversity of forms of ownership and business entities does not keep up with the development of relations in the field of physical culture and sport.