Implementing the Exterritoriality Principle in the Provision of Public and Municipal Services (Case of Rostov Region)
One of the ways to enhance availability of public and municipal services for citizens is implementing the exterritoriality principle, i.e., rendering services to the applicants irrespective of place of their registration or location of real estate property. In the Rostov Region, this mechanism is one of the top priorities in developing the regional network of multi-functional centers of public and municipal services (MFCs). Exterritoriality of services is achieved through implementing legal, financial, organizational and technology-based mechanisms of interaction of multi-functional centers of different municipal bodies.