“GREEN” DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AS A DRIVER OF SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN POST-WAR RECOVERY

Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. This study draws upon the concepts of network consciousness developed by Ukrainian scholars such as V. Voronkova, V. Nikitenko, O. Kyvliuk, O. Sorokina, and others. Digital transformation is viewed as a fundamental element of economic security, as emphasized by S. Spivakovskii, O. Kochubei, O. Shebanina, O. Sokhatska, I. Yaroshenko, and T. Nych. At the same time, the works of I. Burlakova, B. Kovalov, P. Zauer, and A. Dvorzhak highlight the necessity of transitioning to a “green” economy model, which presents not only an environmental but also a civilizational challenge. The research objective is to explore the possibilities of integrating environmental principles into the digital modernization of urban and rural infrastructure. The statement of basic materials. The “green” digital transformation is not merely a technological trend, but a necessary condition for the sustainable recovery of Ukraine. It will contribute to economic growth, environmental security, social well-being, and Ukraine's integration into the global sustainable development framework. The European vector of Ukraine's development is aimed at improving the population's quality of life through environmentally clean urban environments, smart energy networks, and digital service accessibility. The “green” digital transformation is not only a technological process but also a profound philosophical choice that defines our future. The technologies we develop should serve not only human needs but also the well-being of nature and its resources. This affects not only our economy but also our moral responsibility to future generations.