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Information × Registration Number 0226U003291, (0125U000567) , R & D reports Title Institutional principles of economic stability under the influence of the consequences of a long-term war popup.stage_title Інституційні засади стійкості економіки в умовах впливу наслідків довготривалої війни Head Zhalilo Yaroslav A., Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 26-03-2026 Organization The National Institute for Strategic Studies popup.description1 Determination and systematic analysis of institutional mechanisms for the formation of social and economic stability of Ukraine to the influence of systemic risks formed during the long-term war, development of recommendations for institutional transformations aimed at ensuring long-term stability in the war and post-war periods. popup.description2 In this study, an institutional model for ensuring economic resilience under conditions of war is substantiated. The priorities for strengthening the role of state institutions are identified, and the institutional determinants of enhancing economic security, financial stability, entrepreneurship development, digital transformation, real-sector performance, and human-capital reproduction in wartime and post-war periods are outlined. A comprehensive set of measures is substantiated to reinforce resilience and create conditions for effective recovery in the entrepreneurial, investment, monetary, fiscal, and debt spheres, as well as within the economic security system. Scientific and practical foundations of state policy aimed at structural and institutional transformations in industry and the agrarian sector are developed. An integrated package of institutional solutions is proposed to support human capital resilience and socio-economic development throughout wartime and postwar recovery. This includes the institutialization of flexible employment formats, digitalization of social services, implementation of a risk-oriented model of social policy, development of the “silver economy,” stimulation of professional mobility, reform of the rehabilitation system, establishment of a partnership-based veteran policy, improved interagency coordination and digital registry integration, and new mechanisms for engaging the Ukrainian diaspora’s intellectual and financial potential in human-capital recovery initiatives. Product Description popup.authors Sobkevich O. Shemayeva Liudmyla Hryhorivna Oleksandr S. Vlasyuk Elena A. Malinovska Oliynyk Daniila Rusan Vitalii Mykolayovych Yroslav A. Zhalilo Zavhorodnia Svitlana P. Bazylyuk Yaroslava Borysivna Vlasenko Roman V. Heiko Tetiana Yu. Hladkykh Dmytro M. Deshko Antonina L. Zhurakovska Lina A. Kasperovych Yuliia V. Koval Oleksandr P. Pokryshka Dmytro S. Yatsenko Liubov D. Svetlana H. Boyko popup.nrat_date 2026-03-26 Close