Abstract
The article analyzes current internal and external migration in Ukraine. There was found out that forced migration flows caused drastic changes in directions of internal migration and its structure. External migration of Ukrainian population has undergone significant changes. As to internally displaced people, they experience low level of well-being, job and housing security. It also discovers qualitative and quantitative characteristics of forced and labor migration, and makes suggestions concerning intensification of state efforts in the sphere of migration policy in Ukraine.
Highlights
A contemporary state of society development in Ukraine is characterized by quite a high level of internal and external migration processes
That is why it is necessary for the state to revise its migration policy and find new effective mechanisms for migration processes regulation
Review of main sources of research and publications The general characteristics of Ukrainian population migration flows in general and individual groups in particular can be found in the statistical compilations of the State Statistics Service of Ukraine [1]
Summary
A contemporary state of society development in Ukraine is characterized by quite a high level of internal and external migration processes. The actions on the East of Ukraine caused a new wave of internal and external population movement – a lot of forced migrants found themselves in a difficult situation. These migrants had to move to a new place of residence, look for a job; they experienced socioeconomic troubles and did not have place where to live in, etc. 2. Review of main sources of research and publications The general characteristics of Ukrainian population migration flows in general and individual groups in particular can be found in the statistical compilations of the State Statistics Service of Ukraine [1]. The problems of the sociological support of the IDPs, possible solutions and ways of need satisfaction are highlighted in the scientific works [8]
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