Economic Recovery Process Research Articles

Effect of Recession on Consumer Buying Decisions in Jordan

This study aims to explore the objectives of understanding the complex dynamics of consumer behavior in Jordan during the COVID-19 pandemic-induced economic downturn. It seeks to identify how exceptional circumstances, such as the increase in internet shopping and reliance on home delivery, have transformed consumer behaviors. By addressing the information gap about the connection between pandemic-induced crises and economic recessions, the research investigates how the pandemic has affected buying habits and delves into the subtleties of consumer decision-making. Through the use of literature research, a thorough analysis of the connection between the economic recession in the Jordanian consumer market and the recession in the Jordan market is offered. Their relationship is complex given the context of their connection. Following market research and analysis, Jordan was determined to be the context in which these activities were carried out. This is achieved by analyzing the primary variables that caused the COVID-19 recession. Consequently, it can achieve its objective. Brand loyalty, price sensitivity, and buying habits are examples of purchasing behaviors. The primary data source for the study was collected via the distribution of 450 questionnaires to Jordanians who could be thinking about establishing an account with an Islamic bank, as well as the use of quantitative research methodologies. This was done to get the required data. The translation of the twenty-six Arabic questions, which were based on a five-point Likert scale, was thoroughly examined to guarantee correctness. There is a statistically significant connection between the recession-related data and the problem decisions made by consumers, according to the data. This is how the connection is made. Among the things that fall under this category are shopping habits, brand loyalty, price sensitivity, and disposable income. The outcome has been a shift in consumer behavior. These days, consumers are increasingly interested in brand loyalty, and price sensitivity, and prefer locally made items. The outcomes have also led to an increase in brand loyalty. A shift in consumer behavior has resulted from this. The regression equation utilized in this research may provide an explanation for these effects given their significance. A detailed analysis of the consequences on businesses and governments highlights the need for adaptable strategies, making sure that the government stabilizes economic indicators, and keeping an eye on consumer behavior. By providing significant new information on the long-term impact of recessions on consumer behavior, this research hastens the process of economic recovery. This may be aided by the behavior of consumers during a recession. The paper suggests conducting longitudinal studies and comparative assessments across national boundaries. The report points up biases, recognizes the recession's context, and makes suggestions for future lines of inquiry. In addition to offering knowledgeable support to businesses, decision-makers, and consumers dealing with severe recession circumstances, these pathways seek to increase our understanding of how consumers behave during recessions and to assist those who are going through terrible recession conditions.

Carbon tax as a tool for territorial development in the post- pandemic times in Colombia: Relationship state, vulnerable communities and formal and informal economies

One segment of the population is particularly vulnerable to the risks caused by an environmentally degraded world. Despite years of struggle for policy and regulatory reforms, pandemics show conditions of increased exposure to climate risk for populations in situations of inequality and vulnerability. Once this link is made explicit, climate change action mechanisms, such as carbon pricing, are potential tools for strengthening social justice. Through a systemic review of the structure of the Colombian carbon tax and its causality with territorial action, strengths and weaknesses were identified to make its impact-application effective for social justice in the Pandemic - Post-Pandemic era. It is recognized that the focal point in the usefulness of the carbon tax in the economic recovery process is the distribution of benefits from the sale of high-quality certified carbon to the communities that live with the forests, where territorial development is promoted, guaranteeing equity for the actors in the system.

Кластерні моделі інноваційної взаємодії в контексті секторального відновлення економіки україни

The article explores theoretical and methodological foundations and practical aspects of forming and developing cluster models of innovation interaction as a tool for the sectoral recovery of Ukraine’s economy. The cluster concept is examined as an effective mechanism for structural economic transformation and activation of innovation processes in key sectors during the post-war period. The relevance of the cluster approach for economic recovery is substantiated in terms of its ability to increase productivity, intensify innovation activity, optimize investment processes, and promote regional development. The evolution of cluster theories in economic science is analyzed, revealing their integration with concepts of “smart specialization,” digital transformation, and sustainable development. A typology of innovation clusters is systematized according to various criteria, and their functioning as a localized form of innovation ecosystems is elaborated. Based on the analysis of international experience in cluster formation during post-crisis periods, key success factors and possibilities for adapting this experience to Ukrainian realities are identified. The current state of cluster formations in Ukraine is studied, and problems in their development under wartime conditions are revealed. Four priority areas of clustering for Ukraine’s economic recovery are defined: IT clusters as drivers of digitalization, agricultural clusters for food security, energy clusters for green transformation, and defense-industrial clusters for strengthening national security. Recommendations for state and regional authorities, businesses, and scientific-educational institutions regarding implementing the cluster approach in Ukraine’s economic recovery process are offered. Further research should focus on studying the digital transformation processes of clusters and their adaptation to geopolitical challenges and new security conditions. Keywords: innovation clusters, sectoral economic recovery, post-war reconstruction, cluster policy, sectoral innovations.

Option price computation under binary control regime switching triple-factor stochastic volatility model

This study presents an efficient pricing framework for European call options under a binary control regime that switches to a triple-factor stochastic volatility model, tailored for recessionary and stable market phases. The model captures regime transitions via binary controls and incorporates triple volatility sources. We derive the characteristic function and implement a semi-analytical pricing formula using trapezoidal and Gauss-Laguerre quadrature in MATLAB. The economic recovery process is influenced by the control parameter α, while the impacts θ₃ are considered secondary to other factors driving recovery. The results show that the option prices under recessionary conditions were lower compared to the recession-free regime, thereby validating the model’s sensitivity to macroeconomic uncertainty. It further confirms that the binary control regime switching triple-factor stochastic volatility model offers greater accuracy and adaptability across economic states, making it a promising tool for option pricing in dynamic financial environments.

ПОТРЕБИ НА ВІДНОВЛЕННЯ РЕГІОНІВ УКРАЇНИ: ОЦІНКА ЗБИТКІВ ТА ШЛЯХИ ЗАЛУЧЕННЯ РЕСУРСІВ

This paper investigates the extensive damage inflicted upon Ukraine’s territories by Russia during the ongoing conflict. A primary focus is placed on assessing the severe economic impact experienced by the Luhansk, Donetsk, and Kherson regions, areas that have borne a significant brunt of the hostilities. The analysis delves into the various sectors of the economy that have been severely affected. It provides an assessment of the substantial financial requirements necessary for the comprehensive restoration of critical areas, specifically highlighting infrastructure networks, energy systems, ecological remediation, and industrial capacity. Furthermore, the study includes an analysis of the significant losses sustained by key ports and evaluates the future development opportunities for maritime transport in strategically important cities such as Odesa, Chornomorsk, Mykolaiv, and Pivdennyi. Special attention is also devoted to examining the impact of major environmental disasters resulting from the conflict, including the catastrophic destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant and the security and ecological challenges posed by the attack on the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. In addition to damage assessment, the study explores potential sources and viable mechanisms for mobilizing the significant financial resources required to facilitate a robust and effective economic recovery process. Various forms of international support dedicated to reconstruction efforts are considered in detail, encompassing diverse assistance programs provided by international partners and organizations. Finally, the contributions made by foreign states towards Ukraine’s post-war recovery are thoroughly examined, and their pivotal roles in supporting and implementing reconstruction initiatives are summarized.

DETERMINING THE SYSTEM OF INDICATORS OF MACROECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINE IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD

The article examines the need to define a system of indicators of Ukraine's macroeconomic development in the postwar period. It is recognized that macroeconomic indicators are the basis for building strategies that can not only restore the post-war Ukrainian economy, but also ensure its sustainable hybrid development. The main macroeconomic indicators of Ukraine are considered. It is established that macroeconomic stability in the postwar period is the basis for effective economic reforms. The forecast macroeconomic indicators of economic and social development of Ukraine for the period 2025-2027 are presented. The main indicators that play an important role in analyzing the macroeconomic development of Ukraine in the postwar period are proposed, namely: assessment of economic losses, identification of priority sectors for recovery, evaluation of reform effectiveness, forecasting of economic dynamics, attraction of international investors and creditors, ensuring financial stability, social research on war. It is established that indicators of macroeconomic development not only help to assess the current state of the economy, but also predict future development, ensuring sustainable post-war economic growth. This strict supervision allows to temporarily adjust public policy, attract insufficient investments and ensure stable socio-economic development in the difficult post-war environment. Thus, the need to define macroeconomic indicators in the postwar period is driven by the need to effectively manage the process of economic recovery, ensure social and financial stability, and attract foreign investment and assistance. Proper analysis and monitoring of macroeconomic indicators will eliminate the possibility of adjusting economic policy, thereby contributing to the country's growth and development. Indicators of Ukraine's macroeconomic development in the postwar period allow us to assess the level of economic recovery, the stability of the financial system, and the effectiveness of government policy. By closely monitoring these indicators, it will be possible to make informed decisions on how to restore the country and ensure sustainable development in the future.

Implementation of the Write-off of Bad Debts of MSME Actors based on Government Regulation No. 47 of 2024 as an Effort to Recover MSMEs

This study aims to analyze the implementation of the write-off of bad debts for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) based on Government Regulation Number 47 of 2024 as an effort to restore the MSME sector. MSMEs are a very important sector in the Indonesian economy, but often face problems with bad debts that hinder their growth. The write-off of bad debts is expected to ease the burden on MSMEs and accelerate their economic recovery process. The method used in writing this article is the Normative Juridical research method (Library Research), which is a series of activities related to library data collection methods, reading, recording, and processing research materials. For this reason, the government is present to protect MSMEs as pillars of the country's economy through the ratification of Government Regulation No. 47 of 2024 concerning the Write-off of MSME Bad Debts. The implementation of this policy is one of the real proofs of the government's support for MSMEs as an important part of the country. The impact of this policy is to help MSMEs to be able to re-access credit to banks as capital in running their businesses again.

The role of regional government in the development of MSMEs in Cirebon City

In order to support MSME players, the government continues to provide stimulus to accelerate the national economic recovery process and strengthen Bank Indonesia’s policy mix related to strengthening financing or credit. Several things have been done in the context of developing MSMEs in the agricultural sector through the development of end-to-end integrated agricultural clusters by utilizing digitalization for superior commodities, volatile foods and export commodities. The development of this agricultural cluster also supports the inflation control program in West Java. Cirebon City, is one of the cities/regencies in West Java which has the target of “Increasing the role of industry, trade, cooperatives and MSMEs in the economic stability of Cirebon City” as reflected in the average achievement of the two performance indicators as measuring tools, namely 98.58%. Therefore, this research aims to describe the role of local government in developing MSMEs in Cirebon City. The research results show that the regional government plays a role as a facilitator which is realized through training activities, capital and technology assistance, the regional government also plays a role as a catalyst which is realized through promotional activities for MSME products in Cirebon City.

The Effect of Natural Disaster on Regional Economic Growth: Evidence from an Earthquake in İzmir/Türkiye

This study examines the economic impact of the Aegean Sea Earthquake, which struck İzmir, Türkiye, on October 30, 2020, focusing on how it affected local businesses and financial resilience. Using a combination of survey data and regression analysis, the study investigates the operational disruptions experienced by companies of varied sizes and sectors. Findings show that while large firms displayed resilience, small businesses suffered significant operational and financial setbacks, prolonging the economic recovery process. The study also highlights the compounded effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which intensified the challenges that companies faced. The results underscore the importance of developing robust crisis management strategies and fostering economic structures that are more resilient to both natural disasters and global crises. The study concludes with recommendations for policymakers and business leaders to enhance financial resilience to future shocks.

Pengaruh Perekonomian Indonesia pada Era Orde Baru terhadap Indonesia di Era Digital

During the New Order government, Indonesia experienced a process of economic recovery after hyperinflation in the 1960s. A number of policies and programs during President Soeharto's leadership were actually successful in bringing Indonesia to a state of recovery, and they were even able to achieve various new achievements, which led to Indonesia being nicknamed the 'Asian Tiger'. However, as a result of the Asian Financial Crisis, Indonesia again fell into the abyss of an economic crisis (monetary crisis) in the 1990s. Finally, as a result of this incident, Indonesian reform occurred, marked by the fall of the authoritarian regime. From the ups and downs of the Indonesian economy during the New Order, this research reveals the influence of events and polemics that occurred at that time in relation to the current digital era. From what has been researched, it has been found that there are many positive influences, such as sustainability in managing the potential of economic resources better with the support of technology and also regarding the fact that there is a lack of digital infrastructure facilities which hinder the progress of economic productivity.

Analysing the Economic Impact of the War with Russia on Ukraine’s Economy, Challenges and Path Forward

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has wrought devastation on the nation’s economy, presenting a unique challenge for its recovery and long-term development. Years of warfare have left a trail of destruction, from decimated infrastructure and shuttered industries to the displacement of millions of citizens. The conflict has not only strained Ukraine’s financial systems but has also undermined investor confidence, eroded institutional capacity, and disrupted the economic lifeline of its people. As the nation looks toward a post-conflict future, rebuilding the economy is a monumental task that requires addressing a spectrum of interrelated challenges, ranging from immediate humanitarian needs to long-term structural reforms. This research paper delves into the intricate and multifaceted process of rebuilding Ukraine’s economy, exploring both the immediate and strategic interventions necessary to secure sustainable growth. Beyond the horrible loss of life, the battle has a significant economic cost. For a nation already facing pre-existing economic vulnerabilities, the problems have been made worse by the loss of industrial output, disruptions in commerce, and the depletion of human capital. Furthermore, the presence of systemic corruption and political instability creates serious obstacles to the efficient mobilisation of resources and the execution of changes. Ukraine is at a turning point in its history, with the chance to change its economic structure through calculated foreign investments and alliances. The international world has promised significant support for Ukraine's rehabilitation, acknowledging its geopolitical and humanitarian importance. This paper seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of Ukraine’s economic recovery process, focusing on the key objectives that drive post-conflict reconstruction efforts. This study intends to offer workable solutions for sustainable growth by assessing the degree of economic harm, identifying significant recovery barriers, and assessing the contribution of foreign assistance. With a focus on green energy, technology, and agricultural innovation, the post-conflict era offers Ukraine a unique chance to modernise its economy and build a strong, inclusive economic base. As a result, this study offers policymakers, investors, and other foreign stakeholders who are dedicated to reviving Ukraine's economy after the war both analytical and prescriptive guidance.

Mereka yang semakin terpinggirkan: buruh gendong Pasar Beringharjo Yogyakarta pasca pandemi

Pandemi Covid-19 berdampak sangat luas dan dalam pada kemampuan sosio-ekonomi masyarakat Indonesia khususnya yang berada pada lapisan kelas menengah bawah, bawah dan terbawah. Tanpa memiliki ketrampilan khusus, buruh gendong di Pasar Beringharjo, Yogyakarta termasuk kelompok terdampak yang tidak hanya pasa masa pandemic namun juga setelahnya. Dengan melakukan wawancara kualitatif melibatkan 9 informan buru gendong, penelitian mendalami dampak sosio-ekonomi jangka menengah-panjang pasca Pademi Covid-19 tahun 2019-2021. Hasil penelitian menujukkan bahwa pendapatan buruh gendong di Pasar Beringharjo mengalami penurunan dikarenakan menurunnya jumlah pengguna jasa buruh gendong akibat pandemi covid-19. Proses pemulihan ekonomi yang relatif lambat mengakibatkan stagnasi hingga kemunduran kemampuan sosio-ekonomi mereka. Tanpa adanya jarring-jaring sosial, mereka semakin berada pada tataran terbawah dalam lapisan sosial masyarakat tanpa adanya peluang mobilitas vertikal yang terbuka.The Covid-19 pandemic has had a very broad and deep impact on the socio-economic capabilities of Indonesian people, especially those in the lower, lower, and lowest middle classes. Without special skills, porters at Beringharjo Market, Yogyakarta are among the groups affected not only during the pandemic but also after. By conducting qualitative interviews involving 9 porter informants, the study explored the medium-long term socio-economic impacts after the 2019-2021 Covid-19 Pandemic. The results of the study showed that the income of porters at Beringharjo Market decreased due to the decreasing number of users of porter services due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The relatively slow economic recovery process resulted in stagnation and decline in their socio-economic capabilities. Without social networks, they are increasingly at the bottom of the social strata of society without any opportunities for open vertical mobility.

The B-Fest Promotion Model by the Local Government During the Covid-19 Pandemic Recovery Period (A Case Study at an Annual Tourism Event in Banyuwangi District)

At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Asia Pacific region experienced a decline in tourist arrivals by 82% from January-October 2020. This problem caused event promotion space to decrease in various parts of the world. The Covid-19 pandemic in Banyuwangi was first confirmed on March 29, 2020. Banyuwangi was one of the areas that felt the impact of this crisis. This research aims to reveal the B-fest promotion model by the Banyuwangi District government during the recovery period from the Covid-19 pandemic. This research uses a case study method with a qualitative approach. Data collection uses in-depth interviews and market surveys. The market survey used 284 respondents from tourists and non-tourists who had seen promotions from B-Fest 2022. This research shows that local government policies in carrying out promotions for B-fest events support the economic recovery process. The interactional communication model is the promotion concept carried out by the local government. However, this promotion model shows the supporting and inhibiting aspects of the promotion model itself. Keywords: festival, promotion, local government, tourism communication, Banyuwangi, pandemic recovery period

Establishment of BUMDes as a Strengthening of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Improving Village Economy during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Badan Usaha Milik Desa (BUMDes) as an instrument to drive the village-based economy has shown a significant role in achieving SDGs targets, which amounted to 74 percent before the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world. However, the situation changed during the Covid-19 pandemic, where the focus of the program was on the health and economic recovery process affected by the pandemic. This research was conducted with a descriptive-prescriptive approach that aims to get suggestions on what should be done to overcome the problems faced by BUMDes in the Covid-19 pandemic situation. From the results of this study, it is concluded that in the context of national economic recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic, the participation of all policy makers is needed to formulate the various needs needed to restore the economy at the village level which is also affected by the pandemic. The momentum of the Covid-19 pandemic can be used by the government to ensure the formation of BUMDes in villages while still paying attention to the potential and needs of the village, as well as optimizing the role and operations of BUMDes that have been formed.

Using international trade instruments to stimulate economic recovery of Ukraine in the post-war period

This article explores the possibilities of using international trade instruments to promote Ukraine’s economic recovery after the war. In particular, the paper investigates the role of international trade in shaping economic recovery and attracting investment to the country, and analyzes the possibilities for supporting domestic production and stimulating exports. The main strategies and instruments that can be used to improve the economic situation are outlined, including the conclusion of trade agreements, expansion of trade relations with other countries, and the creation of favorable conditions for attracting foreign investment. In addition, the article considers the possible obstacles and challenges that may arise in the process of implementing these strategies, and provides recommendations for overcoming them. Overall, the study provides important findings and recommendations for developing an effective international trade strategy as a means of stimulating Ukraine’s economic recovery in the post-war period. Focusing on the need for Ukraine’s economic recovery after the war period, the article highlights the key aspects that affect the effectiveness of using international trade instruments. In particular, it considers the importance of developing and implementing targeted strategies aimed at attracting external resources and supporting domestic production. The importance of supporting export efforts is also highlighted, which contributes to balanced foreign economic development. The article also examines the impact of international political and economic factors on the economic recovery process in Ukraine, as well as possible ways to adapt to changes in the global economic environment. As a result of the analysis, the optimal way of using international trade instruments is explored in order to effectively stimulate Ukraine’s economic recovery and ensure sustainable development in the future.

Whose Ideas Matter? The Changing Meaning of Health Protocols in Indonesia’s Border Management Policies in the Pandemic Era

Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic affected border management policies by introducing health protocol norms for foreigners entering the country. Although public rhetoric often emphasized the importance of preventing an increase in imported cases, the implementation of health protocols in Indonesian border management policy varied from long quarantine periods during the advent of the pandemic to the easing of border control during the Omicron spike. This paper is focused on the international and domestic dynamics that affected the meaning and implementation of health protocols in Indonesia’s border management policies. It was found that, although international health norms served as initial guidance for health protocols at the start of the pandemic, their influence faded over time as they did not align with the national agenda, which prioritized economic growth. Therefore, after successfully adapting to the pandemic, the president and his elite circle redefined health protocols to favor the economic recovery process.

Mapping economic and social effects of Covid-19 in ASEAN economies

The emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic has created a perfect storm of crises in ASEAN member countries (AMCs). Before the Covid-19 crisis, economic inequalities were prevalent all across AMCs at domestic and regional levels and the majority of the population was confined to surviving on low and insecure incomes. The main objective of this study is to explore the economic and social effects among AMCs and how Covid-19 interacted with these effects. Our study indicates that stark and myriad economic inequalities persist among low-income and rural poor societies of high-income countries in the ASEAN ranging from wealth, access to healthcare and education services, gender-based inequalities, deprivation of basic resources and services, and asymmetry in employment and migration opportunities for certain groups. We predict that Covid-19 will exacerbate these inequalities consequently pushing marginalised and vulnerable people into extreme poverty and may further escalate health and economic risks. AMCs governments need to focus on developing an inclusive economic recovery process to strengthen the poorly protected social safety nets, address the gender-based issues and consider the inclusion of marginalised and vulnerable communities while developing health and economic recovery policies to mitigate Covid-19 impacts. Our findings provide a roadmap to the governments and policymakers scrambling for resources to combat the Covid-19 social and economic impacts.

PENGARUH DIGITAL MARKETING DAN INOVASI PRODUKTERHADAP PENDAPATAN UMKM (STUDI KASUS PADA UMKM KEC.NATAR KAB. LAMPUNG SELATAN)

One that plays an important role in the economic recovery process is UMKM. The characteristics of UMKM can be said to be unique, because their numbers dominate the structure of the Indonesian economy, and continue to grow nationally and absorb 97% of the total workforce. This study aims to find out how Digital Marketing and Innovation Influence Products on UMKM income (Case Study on UMKM in Natar District, South Lampung Regrency). The research method used in associative quantitative method with a survey approach. The population in this study were business actors in Natar District, South Lampung Regrency with a total of 30 business actors. The sample used in this study used a census technique because the total population was less than 100. The data collection techniques were carried out trough observation, interviews, and questionnaires. The results of the study show that there is positive and significant influence of digital marketing and product innovation on UMKM income in Natar District South Lampung Regrency, namely 0,453 or 45,3% with the acquisition of Fcount > Ftable or 11.189 > 3,32 and a significance value of 0,000 < 0,05.

The structural analysis of the farming systems resilience after the Covid-19 pandemic in West Timor, Indonesia

Although Indonesia has recorded good performance in its national economic development, especially in the agriculture sector during the Covid-19 pandemic, the impact of the pandemic on farming and food systems has not been evaluated yet. This study has evaluated the resilience of the two dominant existing farming systems in West Timor, i.e. (i) wetland farming system and (ii) dryland farming system. This research aims to understand the resilience of farming after the Covid-19 pandemic and to develop strategic policies that could be adopted to increase the resilience of the farming system in West Timor. A quantitative analysis using the Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) was employed to evaluate the relationship and impact of the following seven generic aspects: labour movement, sustainability, economy, socio- culture, output markets, input markets, farming system resilience, and 27 reflective indicators. The analysis shows that dryland farming systems are more resilient than wetland farming systems. It might be understood from the size of the regression coefficient, as the impact of exogenous construct variables of the environment, socioculture, input, and output on the resilience of dryland farming systems is more significant than on wetlands. Economic performance rather than labour movement factors will create better resilience of farming systems for wetland or dryland after the Covid-19 pandemic. Finally, the economic recovery process and the ongoing input supply mechanism after the Covid-19 pandemic have increased the resilience of the dryland food system more than the resilience of the wetland farming system.

Restoration of the economic potential of sustainable development of the territorial units of Ukraine in the conditions of overcoming economic security threats

The article is devoted to the peculiarities of Ukraine's territorial development, the assessment of economic losses from the war, and the definition of directions for post-war recovery. The prerequisites for sustainable development of territorial units in restoring economic potential have been characterized. The assessment of the patterns and peculiarities of economic development of Ukraine and its individual territories before the war was carried out. The dynamics of Ukraine's position in the world ranking by the Competitiveness Index was analyzed, and it was determined that before the war, there was a specific stability in ranking, but with an insufficient level of competitiveness. Significant territorial differences in the economic development of regions and territorial communities of Ukraine were proved, which intensified because of the war. The assessment of economic losses of regions of Ukraine from the war was carried out. It was determined that the following regions suffered the most: Donetsk, Kharkiv, Luhansk, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhya, Kyiv, and Chernihiv – historical examples of successful economic recovery of countries after the war were considered. The ways to restore the economic potential of the territorial development of Ukraine were outlined. It is necessary to deregulate the economy and create favorable business conditions to attract investment and stimulate production development. It is necessary to strengthen the institutions responsible for planning and implementing economic policy to manage the economic recovery process effectively. It is necessary to eliminate the above factors to improve Ukraine's competitiveness and territorial development of its economic potential. It is necessary to reduce corruption and increase transparency. This can be done through judicial reform, the introduction of anti-corruption measures, and increased transparency in the activities of government bodies. Creating a stable and predictable business climate is essential to ensuring the rule of law, stable legislative norms, and tax policy. In the context of Ukraine's territorial development, infrastructure development through investment in transport, energy, and logistics infrastructure, as well as increasing the level of innovation, is particularly important. This can be done through education reform, increased funding for scientific research and innovation, and creating a favorable environment for developing small and medium-sized businesses. Restoring Ukraine's economic potential for territorial development is essential for restoring the country and ensuring the well-being of its population. Applying a comprehensive approach that considers internal and external factors will be necessary to implement this task successfully. The economic potential of territories is a critically important factor for the stability and sustainable development of the country. In the future, it is essential to develop and implement mechanisms for an adequate assessment of the losses of each region, territorial community, and settlement of Ukraine from the war and determine ways to compensate them. Economic security should be critical to restoring the economic potential of Ukraine's territorial development. Implementing effective risk management strategies and ensuring economic stability are essential prerequisites for the successful recovery of the economy and ensuring the sustainable development of Ukraine's territories. Keywords: sustainable territorial development, region, territorial community, territorial units, economic potential, economic assessment of losses, economic security.