STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN POST-WAR GREEN RECOVERY OF UKRAINE'S ECONOMY

. . , . . ., , " " Russia's military aggression has inflicted colossal economic losses on Ukraine, estimated at $9.6 billion as of December 2023.Additionally, the aggressor country may have caused up to 150 million tons of additional greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, which can be regarded as climate damage.These emissions are typically not accounted for during wartime, but they have global consequences.Therefore, the crisis period the country is experiencing should open up new opportunities for economic transformation.In particular, the priority should be green recovery (or low-carbon rebuilding), which is based on the principles of sustainable development and can become a powerful catalyst for economic growth.This article aims to define the fundamental principles for developing a strategy to attract foreign investments in post-war green recovery.The research concludes that attracting foreign investments in green recovery is strategically important for Ukraine.This will help to rebuild the destroyed infrastructure, ensure sustainable economic development, enhance energy security, and improve the environmental situation.Key strategies for attracting foreign investments in Ukraine's post-war green recovery include creating an attractive investment climate, developing and promoting investment projects, engaging international financial institutions, and collaborating with the private sector.It has been proven that rebuilding the destroyed infrastructure and transitioning to a "green" economy requires significant financial resources, which can be secured through attracting foreign investments.It has been proven that foreign investors can bring modern technologies and expertise to Ukraine, enabling the modernization of the national economy and enhancing its competitiveness.It has been proven that foreign investments in green recovery will create new jobs in promising sectors such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, and environmentally friendly manufacturing.Attracting foreign investments in green recovery will enable Ukraine to transition to a sustainable development model that integrates economic growth, social development, and environmental protection.Considering the above points, future research should focus on studying countries' experiences that have successfully implemented green recovery programs and developed strategies for attracting foreign investments. , 2023 9,6 . , - 150 , . , ., , , ., ( ), -

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Agrosvit
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2024-09-12
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STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN POST-WAR GREEN RECOVERY OF UKRAINE'S ECONOMY

Тетяна Кулініч
Agrosvit
Business and Economic Development
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STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN POST-WAR GREEN RECOVERY OF UKRAINE'S ECONOMY

Тетяна Кулініч
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. . , . . ., , " " Russia's military aggression has inflicted colossal economic losses on Ukraine, estimated at $9.6 billion as of December 2023.Additionally, the aggressor country may have caused up to 150 million tons of additional greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, which can be regarded as climate damage.These emissions are typically not accounted for during wartime, but they have global consequences.Therefore, the crisis period the country is experiencing should open up new opportunities for economic transformation.In particular, the priority should be green recovery (or low-carbon rebuilding), which is based on the principles of sustainable development and can become a powerful catalyst for economic growth.This article aims to define the fundamental principles for developing a strategy to attract foreign investments in post-war green recovery.The research concludes that attracting foreign investments in green recovery is strategically important for Ukraine.This will help to rebuild the destroyed infrastructure, ensure sustainable economic development, enhance energy security, and improve the environmental situation.Key strategies for attracting foreign investments in Ukraine's post-war green recovery include creating an attractive investment climate, developing and promoting investment projects, engaging international financial institutions, and collaborating with the private sector.It has been proven that rebuilding the destroyed infrastructure and transitioning to a "green" economy requires significant financial resources, which can be secured through attracting foreign investments.It has been proven that foreign investors can bring modern technologies and expertise to Ukraine, enabling the modernization of the national economy and enhancing its competitiveness.It has been proven that foreign investments in green recovery will create new jobs in promising sectors such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, and environmentally friendly manufacturing.Attracting foreign investments in green recovery will enable Ukraine to transition to a sustainable development model that integrates economic growth, social development, and environmental protection.Considering the above points, future research should focus on studying countries' experiences that have successfully implemented green recovery programs and developed strategies for attracting foreign investments. , 2023 9,6 . , - 150 , . , ., , , ., ( ), -

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