Abstract
The article analyzes the specifics of the creation and functioning of project offices in government agencies, with an emphasis on their role in the implementation of strategic objectives and national priorities. Key aspects such as the formalization of the structure, resource provision, the introduction of international project management standards and the use of modern digital technologies are considered. Special attention is paid to interdepartmental coordination, adaptation of flexible project management methodologies, as well as integration of project offices into public administration systems. The authors emphasize the importance of a clear allocation of personal responsibility, transparency, and the use of performance indicators, which makes it possible to improve project management, increase their effectiveness, and ensure the achievement of socially significant results. The article presents methods of organizing the work of project offices, including standardization of processes, implementation of automated monitoring systems and staff training. It also analyzes the challenges associated with limited resources, the complexity of the regulatory framework and the need to take into account the specifics of the public sector. The results of the study include recommendations for improving the work of project offices aimed at optimizing management, increasing transparency and achieving strategic goals. The authors conclude that an integrated approach, including digitalization, the development of professional competencies and the application of international standards, contributes to improving the effectiveness of public administration and sustainable socio-economic development.