Planning in the Organizational and Economic Mechanism of Ukraine’s Recovery

The article examines the tasks and objectives of scientific research aimed at analyzing strategic planning for the post-war recovery of Ukraine. The relevance of the topic is due to the need to develop efficient recovery mechanisms in conditions where the country faces the consequences of armed conflicts. Key principles and methods that can be applied for effective management of recovery processes are identified. The methodology is based on studying the experiences of other countries that have undergone armed conflicts, with an emphasis on the possibility of adapting these practices to Ukrainian conditions. The main results indicate the importance of efficient strategic planning for stable economic growth, infrastructure recovery, and sustainable development. The research revealed the potential for attracting international investments, institutional reforms, and the development of public-private partnerships, which are critically important for the successful recovery of the economy. The direction of further research involves improving the methodology that takes into account the specifics of the Ukrainian context, particularly the need to integrate new technologies and innovative approaches into the recovery process. The practical significance of the work lies in the development of recommendations for the implementation of effective economic mechanisms that will contribute to the country’s recovery and ensure long-term stability. The social consequences of the research shall include a positive impact on society and politics, fostering the formation of a stable environment for development. This, in turn, should lead to an improvement in the quality of life of the population, a reduction in unemployment, and an increase in social cohesion. The originality of the research lies in its contribution to the theory and practice of economic recovery, which is of great importance for shaping Ukraine’s reconstruction strategy. The results can be used as a basis for further scientific research in this field, as well as for practical recommendations for government institutions and the private sector engaged in the recovery and development of the country’s economy.