Abstract

Innovation transfer in public administration represents a pivotal element in ensuring efficiency and alignment with the demands of modern society. This study analyses scientific advancements concerning innovation transfer in public management, considering the experiences of various countries worldwide. Priority directions for innovative development in Eurozone countries are identified, with emphasis placed on the significance of employing information and communication technologies and automating public management to enhance the quality of services provided to citizens by the state. The critical aspects of innovation in public management are outlined, and a range of economic indicators demonstrating a growing trend in the efficiency of public management, which is directly proportional to research and development expenditure as a percentage of GDP, is presented. A comparative analysis of e-government and e-participation development indices at the level of individual states, regions, and globally is conducted. Practical strategies and tools for implementing innovation in public management are identified, considering the stability and dynamism of scientific and technological advancements.