Abstract
The article analyzes the model of public-private partnership in Ukraine, its features, prospects for development and improvement. Particular attention is paid to the legislative, financial and technological aspects of public-private partnerships. The main emphasis is on the importance of public-private partnerships for rebuilding infrastructure after war, attracting private investment and benefits for government and business. The introduction describes the current situation in Ukraine and the importance of public-private partnerships in the country's recovery. The damage caused by the war in various sectors of the economy and the need for reconstruction are assessed. The concept of public-private partnership is revealed through the definition of basic principles, implementation mechanisms, history and legislative regulation in Ukraine. Innovative approaches proposed by modern research are described. The role of small businesses and individual entrepreneurs in the recovery process, their opportunities and benefits when participating in public-private partnerships, as well as measures to simplify procedures are considered. The specifics of public-private partnership processes in Ukraine and ways to improve them are analyzed through bureaucratic obstacles, financial instability, lack of investment, legal barriers and social acceptability of projects. Recommendations are offered for reforming the legislative framework, creating favorable financial conditions, using modern technologies, improving skills and involving the public. The main benefits for the state and business when interacting in the format of public-private partnership and ways of their implementation are given, including: attracting private investment, efficient use of resources, speed of project implementation, improving the quality of infrastructure, access to new markets, stable income, risk reduction and reputational benefits.
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