Full-scale War Research Articles

ФОРМУВАННЯ ЕКОЛОГІЧНОЇ ВІДПОВІДАЛЬНОСТІ ПРОВАЙДЕРІВ ПОСЛУГ ГОСТИННОСТІ НА ЗАСАДАХ СОЦІАЛЬНОГО ДІАЛОГУ

The hospitality industry, which is one of the biggest generators of negative impact on the environment, needs transformation and greening. The problem of implementing environmental responsibility among Ukrainian tourism service providers is not just a condition of their competitiveness, but a guarantee of the possibility of functioning and development in the future. The purpose of the study: identification of the parameters of the social dialogue implementation for the formation of ecologically responsible sustainable functioning and development of the hospitality sphere at the level of tourist destination. The subject of the study: theoretical principles and practical experience of implementing social dialogue at the local level. Research methods: general and special methods of scientific knowledge, namely abstraction, induction and deduction, analogy and qualitative comparison were used in the research process. The hypothesis of the study is that the only way to ensure the ecological sustainability of the hospitality sector is the conscious attitude of the local population, as providers of hospitality services, to the existing environmental problems and the desire to preserve the natural, recreational, historical and cultural resources of their own territory. The main results of the study: the analysis of the theoretical basis of the development of the concept of social dialogue and modern international and domestic experience regarding its implementation in the field of hospitality and tourism allowed to determine the parameters of the social dialogue implementation for sustainable ecological development of the hospitality sphere at the local level. The originality and practical significance of the study: the presented parameters of the introduction of social dialogue for the sustainable ecological development of the hospitality sphere at the local level reveal the essence of the process involving not only the local population, but also visitors to the region, who must be informed and responsible for observing the rules and conditions of stay and recreation in the territory of the community. Conclusions: the proposals presented in the study regarding the development of social dialogue for the formation of environmental responsibility of hospitality service providers at the local level are relevant and can be used to overcome the current crisis in the industry, which began during the pandemic and was deepened with the beginning of a full-scale war

Specialized Prosecutor’s Office in the field of defense: legal status, role in the system of law enforcement agencies, functions and tasks under martial law

The full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into the territory of Ukraine has directed the activities of state bodies towards defense and preservation of the integrity and sovereignty of the State. The main role in achieving this goal is played by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other armed military formations, but due to the growth in the number of defense forces, the number of offenses has increased.
 To combat such offenses, Ukraine established the Specialized Defense Prosecutor’s Office, the legal status, functions and role of which are not sufficiently studied in the scientific environment, since this body in its current form was established only in 2023.
 The article, among other things, examines the retrospective of the formation and development of the military prosecutor’s office in Ukraine, and establishes the fact of continuous reform of the military prosecutor’s office, which over time has led to the leveling and devaluation of the role of military prosecutors in the law enforcement system of Ukraine. The article also substantiates the author’s opinion that the military justice system was unprepared to fulfill its tasks, especially in a full-scale war, and the civilian law enforcement system and civilian courts are not able to fully perform their functions, especially in the combat zone.
 In the course of the work, the author emphasizes the need for a complete restoration of military justice and the difficulties of the work of the specialized prosecutor’s office in modern conditions.
 In general, the article analyzes the issues of transformation of the military prosecution bodies in Ukraine as a component of the military justice system, examines the changes that have occurred in this structure since Ukraine gained independence, and identifies the problematic aspects and prospects for restoring an effective military justice system.
 Based on the results of the article, the author analyzes the legal nature of the body and its formation in historical retrospect, which gave a clear understanding of the legal position of the Specialized Defense Prosecutor’s Office in the system of law enforcement agencies, identifies and studies the functions performed by the body, formulates a list of tasks for which this prosecutor’s office was established, and identifies the shortcomings which require improvement and legal regulation at the legislative level.

Modern directions of forensic examination and criminalistic

In the conditions of war, investigators investigate hundreds of military criminal offenses. Foreign military assistance provided to Ukraine significantly improves and speeds up the investigation process.
 Today, it is extremely necessary to invite foreign criminalistic and forensic experts to help domestic investigators, prosecutors, and forensic experts in disentangling military criminal offenses and conducting forensic examinations._Regarding the state of development, certain aspects of this topic were considered in the works of such scientists as H.K. Avdeeva, M.V. Kostenko, V. Yu. Shepitko and other scientists. The purpose of the article is to consider issues related to modern areas of forensic examination and forensic analysis in the conditions of the war in Ukraine._With the beginning of a full-scale war in Ukraine, law enforcement agencies were faced with the need to conduct hundreds of types of forensic examinations of objects that were subject to individual examinations in Ukraine until 2014.
 Therefore, the help of foreign criminalistic, forensic medical experts during the investigation of military criminal offenses and conducting forensic examinations is important today. The burden on forensic experts has increased, related to conducting hundreds of DNA, weapons, etc. examinations. It is necessary to talk about the use of DNA laboratories. One of these was presented to the National Scientific Center of Forensic Examinations named after Honored Professor M.S. Bokarius in 2022. Thanks to it, forensic experts conducted hundreds of expert studies and identified the identities of the dead citizens. We should also use the innovative experience of our French colleagues, who created this DNA laboratory and have already provided two such laboratories for Ukrainian forensic experts. Another urgent problem is the interference of foreign campaigns in the activities of the domestic network of Stylnik communication. Large-scale cyberattacks on the Kyivstar network from the Russian side require investigators and prosecutors to use innovative developments in forensics and forensics. It is necessary for forensic experts to determine many circumstances and establish whether a cyber attack was carried out from the territory of the Russian Federation.

Demographic Sustainability of Ukraine and Its Changes Caused by the Russian-Ukrainian War

The article’s main tasks include analyzing changes in the main parameters of Ukraine’s demographic sustainability before the current full-scale war (1989–2021) and assessing the quantitative, structural, and territorial demographic changes caused by it. The databases of the State Statistics Service of Ukraine and the International Organization for Migration, official reports of the Ukrainian Government, and expert data are the primary sources of demographic statistics. I used the index analysis tools to study changes in the reproductive and age-sex balances in Ukraine and its regions. Since the mid-1990s, Ukraine has been experiencing a deepening demographic reproduction crisis, manifested in a large-scale population decline and a deterioration in age and gender balance. Using the cluster analysis method, the demographic zoning of Ukraine is carried out. Russia’s full-scale invasion has catastrophically weakened Ukraine’s demographic sustainability. As a result of the war, tens of thousands of Ukrainian citizens died, and millions migrated, which deepened significant deformations in the sex and age structure of the population. The obtained results can be used to develop social and demographic policy measures. The study’s limitations are related to the lack of reliable migration data.

THE POSITIVE OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE TO PROMOTE THE REALIZATION OF THE RIGHT TO HOUSING IN THE CONDITIONS OF FULL-SCALE WAR IN UKRAINE

The right to housing is a person’s constitutional right, a component of the right to a proper (sufficient) standard of living; the responsibility for creating the conditions for its implementation rests with the state. The state has a positive obligation to a person to create appropriate conditions for exercising and protecting the right to housing. In the need for a full-scale war, these obligations of the state transformed. The state, adhering to the principles of private law, cannot interfere in civil (personal) relations except for exceptions established by law. In this connection, there is a need to create new and improve existing legal mechanisms to promote realizing the right to housing. Forms of assistance in realizing the right to housing should include: 1) provision of preferential mortgage loans by state financial institutions at the expense of grant funds; 2) provision of preferential mortgage loans at the expense of budget funds; 3) formation of a housing fund for temporary residence of internally displaced persons; 4) compensation of costs for temporary accommodation of internally displaced persons; 5) compensation on the current account or financing of construction or acquisition of new real estate in case of destruction or damage of individual real estate objects.

The content and structure of the educational discipline "Military-patriotic education" for the preparation of applicants for the specialty 017 "Physical culture and sports"

The full-scale war in Ukraine determined the educational strategy of the state regarding the organization and implementation of military-patriotic education and military-patriotic training of youth. The article presents the content and elements of the structure of the educational discipline "Military-patriotic education" for the preparation of applicants for the "Physical culture and sports" specialty. Research methods used: analysis of educational and methodological literature; study of scientific publications on the subject of research; systematization and generalization of information; study of regulatory documentation regarding the organization of the educational process in institutions of higher education.
 The training course contains three credits, 2 content modules: the basics of military and patriotic education; physical and military training. The goal of the educational discipline is to form the affirmation of national identity, patriotic consciousness, a sense of loyalty and love for Ukraine, readiness to fulfill the civic and constitutional duty to protect national interests, territorial integrity and independence of Ukraine based on real heroic examples of Ukrainians.
 The educational course includes the following topics: structure and content of military-patriotic education; history of the Ukrainian army and military service; state symbols of Ukraine; military and patriotic games; general physical training; fire training; topographic preparation; tactical training; tactical medicine.
 During the study, relevant competences are formed. The system of values, which Ukraine demonstrates by its own example and the highest price of Ukrainian Heroes, is assimilated; the formation of patriotic values, education of respect and dignity, features of the Ukrainian mentality; acquisition of skills and abilities in military applied training.

Impact of the full-scale war in Ukraine on the environment: Environmental damage assessment

The full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation has threatened not only the sovereignty and integrity of Ukraine but also the state of the environment, as military operations have a direct impact on the quality of natural resources, which makes this topic relevant. The study aims to determine the impact of the war on the state of the environment in Ukraine, as well as on the environmental rights of citizens. The methods used in the study included statistical, legal hermeneutics, induction, comparative methods, and others. The study results are the essence of environmental protection and the main components of this category, namely, soil, land, water resources, atmosphere, and biodiversity. The author clarifies the essence of the environmental rights of Ukrainian citizens and what they consist of, as well as how they can be violated. It is pointed out that in the context of military confrontation, Ukrainians are limited in their ability to stay in an environment that is safe for health and life. An estimate of the environmental damage caused by the hostilities is provided, which amounts to $59.7 billion, but is not entirely accurate or definitive, given the obstacles to data collection and lack of access to the occupied territories. The most common negative consequences of military operations and the environmental damage they cause are illustrated, examines in more detail such an environmental crime as the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, and provides an estimate of material damage to various sectors, as well as the impact on the environment in the region. The differences between the Ukrainian methodology for assessing environmental damage and the American and European ones are noted. The article emphasises the need to take into account international recommendations and the use of the latest technologies to collect data on the long-term consequences of environmental damage caused by a full- scale invasion. The results of the study can be used for further work and practical improvements to the methodology for assessing environmental damage by lawyers and environmentalists

Інституційні аспекти розвитку соціального капіталу територіальних громад в Україні

The article aims to analyze the state of the levels and substantiate the directions of institutionalization of the development of social capital of territorial communities. The article analyzes four levels of institutionalization of social capital of territorial communities in Ukraine: group, stakeholder, intercommunity cooperation and international intercommunity cooperation. It is found that the group level of institutionalization is the least developed. At this level, the need to identify leaders and form networks of interaction based on common interests, which would significantly strengthen the potential for community self-sufficiency, remains unaddressed. The level of community stakeholders is poorly engaged, characterized by low activity of public-private partnerships. Significantly better results are observed at the level of intercommunity interaction, the functioning of which is ensured on the regulatory and financial plane through the established system of state funding for community infrastructure development projects, which were largely implemented on the basis of intercommunity cooperation. It has been established that international intercommunity cooperation is also developed. It intensified with the outbreak of full-scale war and was in many cases in-formal and humanitarian in nature. This experience may be useful in the future for the recovery of communities in the postwar period. The paper uses general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis to collect, process and systematize the results of scientific research; abstract-logical and critical analysis — to analyze the levels of institutionalization of social capital of territorial communities; statistical — to collect and systematize data; graphical-to visualize the results of the assessment of international and domestic, intra-Ukrainian, intercommunity cooperation; induction and deduction — to substantiate the main directions of institutionalization of the development of social capital of territorial communities. The main directions of institutionalization of the social capital of territorial communities as a prerequisite for the unification and mobilization of their internal development resources, which is a prerequisite for overcoming the risks caused by the war and the local government reform, are substantiated. The scientific and methodological foundations of the study of social capital at the local level in modern conditions have been improved.

THE PROBLEMS OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE STOCK MARKET OF UKRAINE UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF WAR STATE

Introduction. The stock market is a multifunctional system that contributes to: accumulation of capital for investment in the production and social spheres; structural reorganization of the economy; positive dynamics of the social structure of society; improving the welfare of citizens, due to the ownership and free disposal of securities. The Russian Federation's full-scale war with Ukraine, which has lasted for more than a year and a half, has brought Ukraine large-scale financial and economic instability, which is manifested in the deterioration of the socio-economic condition and the deterioration of the state of the financial system, regarding its performance of its functions. The purpose of the article is to understand the processes of development and analysis the main trends of the current state and to identify the problems of the functioning of the stock market of Ukraine under martial. The results. The main ways of attracting funds on the stock market are: 1) covering the shortage of money for financing activities; 2) restarting and modernization of existing capacities; 3) replenishment of working capital, restructuring of indebtedness; 4) development of core activities and maintenance of production level; 5) development of innovative projects and diversification of activities; 6) creation of an enterprise, subsidiary companies and structural units; 7) development of financial infrastructure; 8) formation of exchange history. During the studied period, the stock market in Ukraine consisted only of DGB, the rest of the instruments were small deals that did not have a significant impact on liquidity. In order to restore Ukraine in the post-war period, business development requires the involvement of additional sources of financing. Therefore, planning and preparing new financing mechanisms today will increase the chances of success on the stock market. Among the main problems that have arisen acutely on the way to the recovery and development of the stock market are: insufficient legislative regulation; low liquidity (in the event of a crisis situation on the stock market, as well as when investors wish to sell their own securities, the market is unable to fully absorb the volume being sold, as a result, sellers significantly reduce prices and the market falls; lack of new financial instruments (a low share of shares the stock market of Ukraine in the pre-war period and the dominance of bonds in the conditions of military aggression). Conclusions. The main priorities for the development of the Ukrainian stock market are: - the creation of an appropriate legal framework that will regulate the rights and obligations of all participants in the stock market and ensure the creation of an appropriate system for the protection the rights of investors and securities owners; - integration of the domestic stock market into international financial markets; - the development of the stock market infrastructure and the development of a wide range of tools, the availability of effective mechanisms for the interaction market participants; - formation of a new infrastructure of the stock market (a new model) that meets the norms of the international market; development of financial market segments (banking, insurance, pension sector, etc.); - increasing the investment literacy of the population.

INNOVATIVE MARKETING APPROACHES IN TОURISM

The article analyzes the activity of the tourism sector of Ukraine and the results of an online survey before the velvet season on traveling in Ukraine during a full-scale war. The regions of Ukraine with a significant increase in budget revenues from tourism entities are identified. The essence of tourism marketing is defined. The most important features of tourist demand formation are characterized. The essence of the tourism product is presented and its typical features are highlighted. New trends in tourism in connection with active digitalization are considered: «e-tourism» (ETravel), «virtual tourism», «tourist information systems». The importance of virtual tourism in the context of restrictions on the mobility of tourists, as well as innovative tourist products created using Internet technologies: augmented and virtual reality, QR codes, online booking, touch screens, geoportals, quest tours are determined.
 The article provides an interpretation of marketing communications in tourism and presents innovative marketing communications in tourism. The challenges of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which have changed the main trends in the innovative development of the tourism sector, are considered.
 The top 10 startups in the travel industry are highlighted: Holidify, Bikemap, Tripoto, PickYourTrail, ClickBus, Hundredrooms, Zostel, Trawell.in, GoRaymi, Journi. The ranking is based on the startup’s place in the global startup ranking. The advantages and functional purpose of Ukrainian startups in the field of tourism are characterized: Bookimed, 2event, Silence, Viaguide.

Tracking unaccounted greenhouse gas emissions due to the war in Ukraine since 2022

Accounting and reporting of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are mandatory for Parties under the Paris Agreement. Emissions reporting is important for understanding the global carbon cycle and for addressing global climate change. However, in a period of open conflict or war, military emissions increase significantly and the accounting system is not currently designed to account adequately for this source. In this paper we analyze how, during the first 18 months of the 2022/2023 full-scale war in Ukraine, GHG national inventory reporting to the UNFCCC was affected. We estimated the decrease of emissions due to a reduction in traditional human activities. We identified major, war-related, emission processes from the territory of Ukraine not covered by current GHG inventory guidelines and that are not likely to be included in national inventory reports. If these emissions are included, they will likely be incorporated in a way that is not transparent with potentially high uncertainty. We analyze publicly available data and use expert judgment to estimate such emissions from (1) the use of bombs, missiles, barrel artillery, and mines; (2) the consumption of oil products for military operations; (3) fires at petroleum storage depots and refineries; (4) fires in buildings and infrastructure facilities; (5) fires on forest and agricultural lands; and (6) the decomposition of war-related garbage/waste. Our estimate of these war-related emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide for the first 18 months of the war in Ukraine is 77 MtCO2-eq. with a relative uncertainty of +/−22 % (95 % confidence interval).

Business relocation: infrastructure and logistics aspects

The conditions of russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, Ukrainian citizens and business entities have faced an extremely acute problem related to the need to preserve their physical existence. Millions of citizens and thousands of businesses are under the potential threat of entering the area of hostilities and occupation. They faced a dilemma: to survive physically, to lose their assets, to leave their homes, or to relocate to safer places within Ukraine or abroad. Aspects that reflect the essence of the problem, certain elements of similarity with the Second World War, which took place on the territory of Ukraine in 1939–1945 are considered in this paper. Current trends that significantly affect the actions of business entities under martial law are analyzed. The «bottlenecks» of the business relocation process are identified, the threats and certain aspects of avoiding possible risks with emphasis on infrastructural and logistical mechanisms are considered. Special attention is paid to the need of careful planning and preparation of the relocation process, taking into account not only economic and social factors, but also security and geopolitical factors. Components of successful business relocation in terms of optimizing material, financial and information flows involved in the production of goods/provision of services are highlighted in this paper. The need to focus more attention on the financial component of relocation, possible sources of financing for its successful implementation is updated. The author’s attention is focused on the lack of clear legislative regulation of the use of personal income tax funds during the full-scale war. Statistical information concerning relocated enterprises for 2022–2023 has been analyzed. Attention is focused on potential relocation opportunities in different regions of Ukraine. The main stages of relocation are considered, the key points, including relocation of certain types of business outside Ukraine, are highlighted. It is emphasized that enterprises planning relocation should carefully consider all aspects of this process, first of all, from the point of view of impact on business not only in real time, but also in the future.

ПІДТРИМКА РОЗВИТКУ ІННОВАЦІЙНОГО ПІДПРИЄМНИЦТВА В УМОВАХ РЕЛОКАЦІЇ

The article presents the results of the analysis of the theoretical, organizational and practical foundations of supporting innovative enterprises and entrepreneurship in the conditions of business relocation under wartime conditions. The organizational and logistical measures of government support for relocated business, the conditions for its further adaptation, including the enterprise relocation program, are considered, and the shortcomings that complicate its implementation are indicated. It was determined that among the main problems of the state program of relocation are the insufficient information base and awareness of the existing program, the lack of established communication between the participants of the process. Potential solutions have been analyzed and determined, which can contribute to revitalizing the relocation of businesses and making the process more successful. The need for state support and additional financing was emphasized, which will help bring the enterprise relocation program to a new level, which, in turn, will help enterprises continue their activities and positively influence the development of the state economy. The assessment of the main indicators of innovative activity in Ukraine was carried out. Statistics of enterprises that need relocation and statistics of the number of applications regarding requests for relocation of enterprises in 2022 are provided. Popular business relocation routes in Ukraine have been identified and evaluated. The complexities of relocation are analyzed and potential solutions are identified that will help increase the effectiveness of the state relocation program. Two groups of entrepreneurs are identified and described: those who chose relocation as a way to save their business and did not think about it until the full-scale war; and those who considered such an option and saw in it an opportunity for growth. It was established that in Ukraine there are almost no relocating enterprises working in the innovative field, which has been very neglected in recent years, as it is absolutely not stimulated by long-term sectoral development programs or fiscal incentives.

НАПРЯМИ АНАЛІЗУ СОЦІАЛЬНОЇ СФЕРИ УКРАЇНИ В СУЧАСНИХ УМОВАХ

A full-scale war and uncertainty about the sources of funding pose numerous threats to the future development of the social sphere in Ukraine. Currently, the expenditure side of Ukraine's budget is focused on priority financing of defence and military expenditures. At the same time, the decline in business activity as a result of Russian aggression and large-scale invasion is leading to a decline in budget revenues and the level of budgetary capacity. Under these conditions, the social sector of Ukraine does not receive sufficient funding and generally operates at the expense of international donors. The complexity of the situation necessitates a thorough analysis of the social sphere to identify the most priority areas of its development for the purpose of concentrated use of limited resources and efforts. The purpose of the article is to highlight the current problems of the social sphere development and to substantiate the directions of its analysis. The article analyses the standard of living of the population in the conditions of war, identifies current problems of development of the social sphere of Ukraine, and describes the priority areas of analysis of the social sphere. The article analyses statistical sources of the Ministry of Social Policy, the State Statistics Service, and the Pension Fund of Ukraine. The study used analytical and statistical-mathematical methods, the method of deduction in identifying development problems and systematisation and generalisation in identifying areas of analysis of the social sphere. Among the priority areas of analysis of the social sphere of Ukraine are the analysis of the standard of living of the population, analysis of GDP per capita and comparison of dynamics with other countries, analysis of access to education and medicine, analysis of employment and the labour market, assessment of social inclusion, analysis of socio-cultural development as part of the social life of citizens.

Stages of development and methodological approaches of consulting

The article considers the importance of the market of services in the development of the economy, it is determined that the market of services has undergone significant evolutionary changes, having overcome the path from a strict restriction of the set of services to the implementation by the sphere of services of social functions of general public importance. Based on the analysis of the evolution of consulting services, the reasons for the separation of consulting into a separate industry are determined. According to the results of the study, it is determined that consulting is a service of the V2V format, the essence of which is reduced to providing professional recommendations on problematic issues of doing business. The main purpose of consulting is a thorough analysis of the current situation in the company, determining the optimal vector of development and developing effective solutions to improve management efficiency, as well as reduce risks and improve the financial condition of the company. In addition, consulting services, in addition to consulting directly, also provide for the practical implementation of certain technical or organizational tasks. For a better understanding of the essence of the procedure, the article considers the algorithm for providing consulting services. The conditions for contacting the company for consulting services are considered, and the main advantages and disadvantages of using external consultants are determined. The analysis of the features of various organizational and legal forms of a consulting business (sole ownership, partnership and corporation) is carried out, the conditions for the effectiveness of their implementation, as well as the main advantages and disadvantages, are determined. It is determined that the choice of a specific organizational and legal form of consulting business depends on many factors, among which the most significant can be called market and legal conditions. It should also be borne in mind that in the process of development, a consulting company can change the form of doing business. The article considers the peculiarities of the development of the market of consulting services in Ukraine, in particular, it is determined that the whole range of consulting services characteristic of the global consulting industry is represented on the domestic market. At the same time, the consulting market in Ukraine is still not highly developed, which is due to many reasons and primarily difficulties caused by a long pandemic and a full-scale war. According to experts' forecasts during the war and the period of post-war reconstruction in Ukraine, the demand for various consulting services is expected to increase, the most popular will be: legal consulting; advising on crisis management; analysis of geopolitical challenges for business and development of business management strategies; IT c

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It has been established that the conditions under which security force units perform their tasks during a full-scale war have undergone significant changes, leading to a decrease in the survivability of security force personnel both during combat operations and while carrying out law enforcement tasks. The main factors influencing the likelihood of a security officer sustaining a combat injury have been identified, and a comprehensive set of survivability indicators for security force personnel under enemy fire conditions has been developed. Based on these indicators, a list of criteria for the survivability of security force personnel has been proposed.

ШЛЯХИ ПІДВИЩЕННЯ ЕФЕКТИВНОСТІ ФУНКЦІОНУВАННЯ ДЕРЖАВНОГО УПРАВЛІННЯ В УМОВАХ ВІЙНИ

Background . War is one of the most serious challenges for any state. It significantly changes the conditions for the functioning of the state apparatus and requires it to quickly adapt to new realities. National security, defense, humanitarian aid, and infrastructure restoration come to the fore. This leads to a redistribution of budgetary funds and a change in the focus of government agencies. War creates an additional burden on government agencies related to resource mobilization, coordination of various agencies, ensuring public safety, etc. In emergency situations, there is often an increase in the centralization of power, which may be accompanied by restrictions on the rights and freedoms of citizens. This creates additional opportunities for corruption related to the distribution of humanitarian aid, procurement for the army and infrastructure restoration, leads to the depletion of resources, both material and human, and complicates planning and decision-making. Methods . To obtain the scientific results, the method of system analysis was used, which allowed us to consider public administration as a complex system consisting of interconnected elements (government, civil society, business, etc.), to analyze the interaction of these elements and to identify bottlenecks in the management system. The retrospective analysis was applied to study the evolution of public administration in Ukraine, in particular, in the context of previous crises. This allowed us to identify patterns of public administration development and predict possible scenarios in the future. Functional analysis allowed us to analyze individual functions of public administration (policy making, resource management, service delivery), identify problems and shortcomings in the performance of specific functions. Results . The full-scale war has become not only a challenge for national security, but also a powerful incentive for reforms in the public administration system. It has accelerated the processes of decentralization, digital transformation, and the role of civil society. Decentralization has proved to be an effective tool for ensuring the state's resilience in times of crisis. Communities have demonstrated the ability to respond quickly to the needs of the population and provide the necessary services. The war also emphasized the need to invest in human capital development. Upskilling civil servants, adapting educational programs, and developing the skills necessary to work in a crisis are priority tasks. The introduction of e-services has made it possible to ensure the continuity of administrative services, increase their accessibility, and simplify the interaction of citizens with government agencies. Ensuring social stability and providing assistance to war victims is one of the key tasks of the state. The role of social workers in overcoming the consequences of the armed conflict is irreplaceable. Despite the results achieved, the public administration system in Ukraine still faces a number of challenges, such as corruption, bureaucracy, insufficient funding, and lack of public trust in state institutions. Therefore, to further develop the public administration system, it is necessary to: continue the decentralization reform, intensify the fight against corruption, improve the level of professional training of civil servants, develop e-governance, ensure social protection of the population, and engage civil society in the decision-making process. Conclusions . Effective governance in a time of war requires prompt decision-making, optimal resource allocation, and ensuring the stability of state institutions. To achieve this, it is necessary to decentralize power, introduce digital technologies, engage civil society, improve the skills of civil servants, and fight corruption. The transfer of powers to the local level allows for a faster response to local needs, the involvement of citizens in the decision-making process increases the legitimacy of the government and the effectiveness of governance, and the introduction of digital technologies allows for greater transparency, efficiency, and accessibility of public services. In addition, providing civil servants with the necessary knowledge and skills increases their efficiency.

VISUAL DATA COMPUTER PROCESSING IN EDUCATIONAL DIY PROJECTS

The software tools for processing visual data in an educational chemical experiment, the experience of their usage, and a number of DIY (Do it yourself) projects developed on their basis were analyzed. Particular attention was paid to the role of self-made devices during the forced online education caused by COVID-19 and the full-scale war in Ukraine. The results of the development of the software tool ColorKit, which is being developed at the Department of Physics and Chemistry of H.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University are presented. The basic principles were covered, the interface was described, the main functions of the application and their areas of usage were given. The principle of operation of the modules: "Spectrophotometer", "Colorimeter", "Refractometer", "Polarimeter" was characterized. The features of the structure of optical computer devices for physico-chemical analysis developed by teachers, students of higher education and students, members of the Academy of Medical Sciences were considered, and the results of their testing were highlighted. The design of an absorption spectrophotometer based on a reflective diffraction grating made from a DVD disc was described; a new method of its calibration using a diamond green solution was proposed. The operating model was tested and it was established that the accuracy of the device was sufficient for demonstration and educational chemical experiments. The operating principle of the "Colorimeter" module of the ColorKit software tool was considered. It was shown that, unlike other software tools, it had built-in approximation tools, which significantly facilitated the processing of visual data; displaying the results of mathematical processing in a graphic form, which made the experiment visual. It should be noted that for the correct operation of the virtual spectrophotometer and colorimeter in real time, the correct setting of the video device driver is quite important. A number of optical schemes of refractometers developed on the basis of the ColorKit software tool were presented: with liquid and V-prisms; i.e. the device whose principle of action is based on changing the optical properties of the lens in contact with the solution. It was shown that the simultaneous display of the course of the rays and the results of mathematical processing provides a high level of visibility. The results of the approval of the LED DIE refractometer with a V-prism are outlined. Further prospects for the development of the ColorKit project are planned.

ЧОМУ КНИЖКИ ПЕРЕСІКАЮТЬ ОКЕАНИ? ДО ІСТОРІЇ КНИГИ АЛЕКСІЯ ПЕЛИПЕНКО «УКРАЇНА ПЛАЧЕ», 1937-2015

The aim of the research. The article deals with the paths of A. Pelypenko's book "Ukraine Cries" (1937) to readers, examines the issues of Bolshevism in the Slovenian cultural and political press at the end of the 1930s, finds out the awareness of Slovenians about the events in Ukraine and the Bolshevist terror against the Ukrainian population in the 1920s–30s, the impact of the content of this book on Slovenian society through clarifying the details of the biography of Father A. Pelypenko, expanding knowledge about the fate of Ukrainian immigrants (using the example of a Ukrainian clergyman’s biography) and the interaction of the Ukrainian and Slovenian diasporas in Argentina. Scientific novelty of the research. Neither Pelypenko's writing activities nor his biography have yet become the subject of research in Ukraine. Conclusions. At the end of the 1930s, the Bolshevist terror was the first topic of the cultural and political press in Slovenia. The book "Ukraine cries" by the Ukrainian clergyman Alexius Pelypenko (1893–1983), published first in Germamy in 1937, then in Slovenia in 1939–1940, gained the greatest resonance. The book enriched Slovenes' awareness of events in Ukraine with new information and details. The content of the book was so significant that it crossed the Atlantic three times on its way to the people: it went from Germany to Slovenia, then to the USA, and again to Slovenia, and from there to Argentina, and again to Slovenia. This is an eyewitness account of real events in the village of Volovodivka during the famine artificially created by the Bolsheviks in Ukraine in 1921–1923, and it describes part of the author's biography in a slightly modified form. Fate took Father Pelypenko first to the fronts of the First World War, then to his native Podillia, and from there – to the West of Ukraine, Poland, Germany, and Argentina. The familiarity of Slovenes with this book may have helped Pelipenko in Argentina, where he received the support of the Slovene priest in emigration, Jozef Kastelic (1888–1940). The reciprocity of Slovenian and Ukrainian diasporas in Argentina can be traced through their neighboring settlements in Buenos Aires. There was much in common in the spiritual life of immigrants to Argentina as well. Pelypenko is the author of 26 books and numerous articles, all of which affect Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church under the yoke of communism to some extent. Interest in the events and Bolshevist terror in Ukraine in the world did not weaken during the Cold War and later, especially after the beginning of Russian aggression against Ukraine in 2014, which in February 2022 resulted in a full-scale war. Pelypenko's book shows that Russia's policy towards Ukraine has not changed in the 21st century.

МЕХАНІЗМ УПРАВЛІННЯ СОЦІАЛЬНОЮ МОБІЛЬНІСТЮ ПЕРСОНАЛУ: ТЕОРЕТИЧНІ АСПЕКТИ

The article highlights approaches to the management of social mobility in the context of the current challenges and threats posed by the full-scale war and the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The author researches and analyses the management process from different perspectives, namely, from economic, social, and legal points of view. The methods and means of mutual influence of the subjects and the object of management of social mobility of personnel are characterized. The influence of factors on the development of social mobility among personnel through the interconnection of state institutions, trade unions, and employers is substantiated. The interrelation between the elements of the process of managing the social mobility of staff is considered with a view to intensifying socio-economic changes and generating innovative ideas aimed at solving social problems through an appropriate mechanism. The article emphasizes the development of human capital in the working population and the growth of quality of life due to the strengthening of the processes of social mobility of personnel. The author identifies the levers of influence of the subjects of social mobility management through the introduction of regulatory policy measures, the concept of decent work, social justice, and human capital. The importance of social dialogue in addressing pressing employment issues through the active involvement of employers and research institutions, the dissemination of information on labour market trends, expanding access to educational and training opportunities, and increasing the diversity of career prospects is emphasized. It is determined that the mechanism for managing the social mobility of enterprise personnel is its ability to accumulate, preserve, implement, improve, and restore labour potential in space and time to obtain a qualitative result of human capital management. This article examines both objective and subjective factors of influence on the mechanism of management of social mobility of personnel and identifies their division into those related to qualitative characteristics of a personality, those related to working conditions, and individual characteristics and interests of a personality.