Abstract

The prospects for the development of the construction industry in Ukraine depend on many factors, such as political stability, economic growth, social demand, technological progress, investment attractiveness, legislative regulation, state support, etc. According to my search, the construction industry of Ukraine has a great potential for development, as it contributes to meeting the social needs of the population, creating new jobs, developing related industries and the economy as a whole. However, to realize this potential, it is necessary to overcome a number of problems, such as instability, uncertainty, distrust, low transparency, high bureaucracy, imperfect legislation, non-fulfillment of contracts, insufficient public funding and control, low solvency, investment attractiveness, availability of loans, high costs for raw materials, energy, fuel, taxes, inflation, crisis phenomena, obsolescence and deterioration of machinery, equipment, transport, technology, low level of labor discipline, qualifications, motivation, promotion, protection, security, social guarantees, prestige of construction professions, outflow of personnel, shortage of specialists, low wages, irregular employment, high level of injuries, occupational diseases. To overcome these problems and ensure the prospects for the development of the construction industry in Ukraine, it is necessary to apply a set of measures, such as: ensuring political stability, transparency, trust, compliance with contracts, compliance with legislation, fighting corruption, increasing the role of the public in decision-making; stimulating economic growth, increasing solvency, investment attractiveness, availability of loans, reducing the cost of raw materials, energy, fuel, taxes, inflation, preventing crisis phenomena; introducing new technologies, standards, certification, patenting, improving quality, productivity, competitiveness, Safety, Resource Conservation, integration with European and world markets, using renewable energy sources, reducing the negative impact on the environment.

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