Registration Number
0225U002951,
(0124U000487)
, R & D reports
Title
Formation of regional development policy: ensuring sustainability and creating conditions for the recovery of regions and communities
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Формування політики регіонального розвитку: забезпечення стійкості та створення умов для відновлення регіонів і громад
Head
Potapenko Viacheslav H., Доктор економічних наук
Registration Date
22-04-2025
Organization
The National Institute for Strategic Studies
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Determination and analysis of the main directions of ensuring stability and post-war development of the regions of Ukraine, their implementation in the state target programs and regulatory framework
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The study examines the specific features of shaping regional development policy during the war, focusing on ensuring resilience and prospects for the development of regions and communities. Key factors influencing the security, socio-political, and socio-economic situation in rear, frontline, de-occupied, and occupied territories have been identified. The role of institutional support has been analyzed through the activation of regional development agencies, their impact on strategic planning, investment attraction, and the implementation of interregional and cross-border cooperation mechanisms. Recommendations have been developed to enhance the resilience of territorial communities and promote their development through broader utilization of the potential of regional development agencies. Opportunities for integrating European experience and applying innovative approaches have been identified to achieve national resilience and development goals under the conditions of war and post-war recovery.
Product Description
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Yizhak Oleksii I.
Barannik Viacheslav O.
Valiushko Ivan V.
Holovka Anatolii A.
Danyliak Oleksandr O.
Dvihun Alla O.
Makarov Hlib V.
Maliarevskyi Yevhenii V.
Nahirnyi Volodymyr M.
Pavlenko Iryna A.
Potapenko Viacheslav H.
Tokman Volodymyr V.
Khymynets Volodymyr V.
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2025-04-22
