MODERN DIRECTIONS OF SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES SYSTEM

Abstract

In the field of housing and communal infrastructure, effective economic and managerial solutions are in demand for the preparation of meaningful responses to modern challenges of humanitarian development and the requirements of incremental improvement of the quality of life of the population. The purpose of the study is to analyze the problem areas of sustainable development of the industry in order to form priority areas for the application of improving measures in the field of public utilities, corresponding to the main guidelines of the governing bodies for the strategic perspective. It is necessary to ensure effective management of available resources, compliance with environmental safety standards, satisfaction of consumer needs and ensuring sustainable development in the long term. As a result of the study, the key tasks are substantiated in order to bring the country's housing and utilities system to the trajectory of sustainable development of the industry: increasing the efficiency of resource use, optimizing management processes, creating an infrastructure for training and retraining personnel, ensuring digital maturity to create a comfortable living environment for citizens.

A grouping of priority areas for the introduction of innovative technologies in the development of the industry is carried out, based on existing economic practice and special research. It is shown that for the purposes of sustainable development, it is necessary to strive for a situation with a sufficient level of market profitability and a high technological level of development of specialized organizations, and accordingly, the types of business situations in relation to the sustainable functioning of the industry are identified. An integrated approach to the organization of sustainable development of the housing and communal services system is proposed, as the most consistent with the success of the business, when sectoral, methodological, organizational, economic, scientific and technical, managerial, environmental and social innovations are implemented in a mutually agreed mode of activity.