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In the conditions of the necessary implementation of the concept of «participatory democracy» and intensification of tendencies of decentralization of state power in Ukrainian, state management acquired new features and became public administration, with characteristic features of wide public involvement and service purpose of the state. The effective participation of a wide range of representatives of various social spheres – politics, government institutions, scientific and expert community, civic associations in the implementation of public administration, turns it into a complex process of finding common solutions and reaching consensus. Today, the main problems are the correlation between administration and management, the functioning of the subjects of public administration in accordance with the principles of the rule of law and good governance, the establishment of interaction between civil society institutions and the subjects of public administration. The signing of the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union in 2014 activated the process of intensifying the effectiveness of civil society institutions in Ukraine 1. As stated in the National Strategy for Civil Society Development in Ukraine for 2016–2020, its adoption «is caused by the need for the state to create favourable conditions for civil society development, various forms of participatory democracy, effective public interaction with public authorities and local governments» 2. Thus, in accordance with the National Strategy for Civil Society Development in Ukraine for 2016–2020, systematic state support for civil society should be provided in order to create favourable conditions for the formation and institutional development of civil society organizations (improvement of legal status, establishment, organization and termination of bodies of self-organization of the population, expanding their powers to

CIVIL CONTROL OVER THE ACTIVITY OF THE SUBJECTS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION