Determinants of Adaptive Use of the World Experience of Post-War Reconstruction and Economic Growth in Ukraine

The purpose of the article is to analyze the world experience of post-war recovery and its adaptation to the conditions of Ukraine, in particular, to identify key principles, mechanisms and strategies aimed at ensuring sustainable economic growth, integration into European structures and increasing the country's competitiveness. The author analyzes the world experience of post-war reconstruction and economic growth, as well as the possibility of its application in the Ukrainian socioeconomic and geopolitical context. The importance of applying international best practices to minimize risks, avoid mistakes, and develop effective organizational and economic tools for the country's recovery is emphasized. The importance of attracting international experience, identifying key areas for the development of priority sectors of the economy and balancing national economic development with the needs of the defense industry is emphasized. Special attention is paid to Ukraine's integration into the world economic system, in particular through Euro-Atlantic integration. Three key determinants of effective post-war recovery are identified: attracting external capital, improving the efficiency of domestic economic policy, and ensuring post-war stability. The author analyzes examples of post-war recovery, including the Marshall Plan, Japan, Israel, South Korea, and the Balkan countries. Recommendations for Ukraine are provided, in particular, on the implementation of anti-corruption mechanisms, creation of a favorable investment climate, migrant return policy and increased transparency of government.