Economic strategy to stimulate the regions of Ukraine in the postwar period

Abstract

The post-war economic recovery of Ukraine's regions is a complex and multifaceted process that includes a number of measures and strategies. These paths may differ depending on the particular region, its needs and capabilities, and the political situation in the country. However, the key areas for the post-war economic recovery of Ukraine's regions are: infrastructure development, where regions should invest in the development and modernization of infrastructure, including roads, railways, ports, airports and communications, which will improve the business environment and increase the region's competitiveness; support for small and medium-sized enterprises can be a source of new jobs and stimulate economic development in the regions. This may include financial support, training and advice for entrepreneurs; development of education and science is important for creating a skilled workforce and developing innovative technologies that can increase the competitiveness of the region; support for the agricultural sector for many regions of Ukraine, namely investments in the development of the agricultural sector can improve the quality of life of the rural population and ensure food security; attracting foreign investment, i.e. a favorable investment environment that regional cooperation between different regions and local authorities can facilitate the exchange of experience and resources for joint development.
 These ways can be combined in various combinations, depending on the needs and capabilities of a particular region. However, a successful postwar economic recovery requires joint efforts of the government, business, and the public.