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Information × Registration Number 0225U002966, (0123U102061) , R & D reports Title International mechanisms for providing resources of strategic importance for increasing the defense capability of Ukraine popup.stage_title Зниження енергетичної залежності ЄС та України від РФ. Head Reznikova Nataliia V., Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 27-04-2025 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description1 The goal of the project is the development and scientific substantiation of a methodological toolkit for the development of strategies for confronting new threats and challenges to national security based on Ukraine's participation in the creation and further development of international mechanisms for providing resources of strategic importance to increase the state's defense capability and achieve its sustainable development. popup.description2  The study of Ukraine’s legal framework for strategic resources revealed an extensive system regulating formation, storage, use, and replenishment. However, it identified gaps in legislation, particularly its adaptation to martial law, mechanisms for involving state reserve resources for defence, and interagency cooperation. The political aspects of strategic resource supply mechanisms significantly impact the state’s defence potential. The effectiveness of these mechanisms depends on the coordination of various branches, political will, and public trust in responsible institutions. However, the study highlighted issues such as insufficient interagency coordination, lack of transparency, and bureaucratization in decision-making processes. The research findings led to practical recommendations for improving Ukraine’s political and legal mechanisms for strategic resources, considering international law norms. Recommendations include amending legislation to adapt to wartime conditions, introducing a unified monitoring system, ensuring a clear division of powers, and enhancing control over resource use. Internationally, the study advocates for Ukraine’s increased participation in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, cooperation with the UN and World Bank, and harmonizing national legislation with EU directives on non-financial information disclosure. The study emphasized the relevance of political and legal provision of Ukraine’s strategic resources, suggesting further research on optimizing the State material reserve system, innovative management approaches using advanced information technologies, and developing international cooperation in resource security. In summary, optimizing the political and legal mechanisms for strategic resources should be a key priority in Ukraine’s state policy amidst ongoing Russian aggression. Product Description popup.authors Yedeliev Roman S. Hrydasova Hanna O. Doroshko Mykola S. Minhazutdinov Ihor O. Medvedieva Maryna O. Nanavov Anton S. Shtohrin Kyryl V. popup.nrat_date 2025-04-27 Close