Private-Public Partnership in the Post-War Reconstruction of Ukraine

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The article delineates the role of public-private partnership agreements in catalyzing post-war recovery in Ukraine. The paper examines the mobilization status of the Ukrainian economy and public administration in the context of Russia's military aggression against Ukraine. The authors emphasize the need for clarity and structure in legislation, along with refining management mechanisms for the effective fulfillment of security, defense, and post-war recovery needs, considering the experiences of countries that underwent wars or recovered from economic crises. The article underscores the mobilization potential of public-private partnership agreements, enabling the resolution of strategic tasks by utilizing business resources, particularly under the provision of state guarantees. The significance of the scientific, educational, and innovative components in recovery projects is discussed to support human capital and the regeneration of the country's economic potential based on modern technologies and approaches to economic organization. The authors highlight the opportunity to integrate PPP projects into regional recovery strategies through digital platforms for project coordination. The application of digital tools in PPP agreement implementation is noted to facilitate the integration of the scientific-educational component into PPP projects. Coordination of projects and strategies, coupled with the utilization of digital instruments, is deemed crucial for achieving economic and social impact from PPP projects. Additionally, in the post-military recovery context, this fosters openness in project discussions within the public sphere. The article outlines fundamental conditions for PPP effectiveness, involving legislative refinement to mitigate corruption risks and prevent social and economic inefficiencies. The increase in the number of concluded and implemented agreements in post-war reconstruction is identified as an indicator of the quality of legislation and public management.

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