Strategies for Ukraine's Post-War Economic Recovery within the Framework of Sustainable Development Goals

Objective: The military invasion led to the need to develop an innovative model of economic growth and modernisation. Reconstruction requires the involvement of stakeholders at the international, national, regional, private and public levels, as well as considering the existing challenges of reconstruction. Theoretical Framework: The Strategy for Post-War Reconstruction of Ukraine, presented in 2022, defines the goals and directions of the state's future development, which are difficult to achieve due to a significant technical and technological gap, existing institutional problems and corruption. The article aims to study the economic strategy of post-war recovery in Ukraine in the context of sustainable development. Method: A systematic approach and statistical analysis method were used to identify the existing socio-economic and environmental prerequisites for future reconstruction to achieve this goal. Results and Discussion: The paper examines the main economic, social and environmental prerequisites for future reconstruction, which contradict the goals declared by the National Recovery Council. The article highlights the central contradictions of the presented Recovery Plan of Ukraine, which arise from the existing economic, social and environmental problems exacerbated by ongoing military operations. Research Implications: The study shows that it is challenging to implement the economic strategy of post-war recovery in the context of sustainable development due to several economic, social and environmental problems. Originality/Value: These include a slow transition from an industrial to a post-industrial economy, a low level of development of innovative industries, problems in the social sphere, a reorientation of foreign economic activity flows mainly to the EU countries, and a problematic demographic situation due to the migration shock and internal displacement of the population.