The article is devoted to the conceptual approaches to the realization of Ukraine’s European integration aspirations through the provision of its sustainable spatial development by the innovative mechanisms of the systemic economy, decentralization and the involvement of power and business cooperation through the mechanisms of public-private partnership. The purpose of the publication is to outline the general European integration concept of ensuring sustainable spatial development of Ukraine, which is built on the application of various forms of public-private partnership (PPP) instruments in the current public sector insolvency to ensure sustainable and balanced development of the territories and their competitiveness in a global economy. The main way of improving the economic and legal conditions of PPP in the use of natural resources in Ukraine should be an institutional way. According to this approach, the main conductor of economic activities with the natural assets should be a separate structure - an efficient private or public-private user in conditions of the expansion of community rights in the use of natural assets. The prospects and issues of the development of public-private forms of spatial organization of joint activities of government and business are associated with the introduction of European spatial development management forms with the participation of business structures and public associations based on the type of Regional Development Agencies (RDAs), including project offices of public-private partnership and using the achievements of the business ecosystem theory, the possibilities of interactive electronic geographic information systems and principles and approaches of the platform economy in the future. The basis for implementing the public-private partnership model for the local communities of Ukraine should be: democratization of the management system; overcoming corruption phenomena; ensuring transparency of decision-making; spreading the principles of representative democracy; completion of association of territorial communities; formation of plans and realization of projects of local development; strengthening of citizens’ participation in the implementation of local policies; development of non-governmental organizations; ensuring effective cooperation between the public and non-governmental sectors and widespread use of the concept of public-private partnership as an effective mean of solving urgent local economic, social and ecological problems. 

Eurointegration, sustainable spatial development, natural resources, public-private partnership