SUSTAINABLE ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINE AFTER THE WAR: INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

The article examines modern approaches to the ecological and economic recovery of Ukraine after the war, which is an essential component of its socio-economic development in the context of global changes and post-war reconstruction. The relevance of the study stems from the need to establish institutional mechanisms that will promote sustainable economic recovery, particularly in the context of integration with European environmental policy standards and green development strategies. The issue of ecological and economic recovery addresses the formation of effective institutional approaches to combining economic growth with adherence to environmental standards, which should become the foundation for sustainable development. Key challenges include adapting to new economic conditions after the war, ensuring the efficient use of natural resources, integrating environmental standards into management processes, and addressing the challenge of ensuring sustainable development by fostering investments in the green sector. The purpose of the article is to analyze and substantiate approaches to Ukraine’s ecological and economic recovery after the war, considering integration with European standards, to develop institutional mechanisms for ensuring sustainable development, and to identify management strategies aimed at optimizing natural resource use and restoring ecological balance in the country.