EVOLUTION OF THE MAIN MODELS OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

The purpose of the article is to study the evolution of the main models of innovative development management in the context of implementing sustainable development goals. The study is based on the genesis of innovative development management processes in the context of implementing sustainable development goals. The analysis results show that the evolution of innovative development management models in the context of sustainable development goals has gone from linear and infrastructure models to integrated systems that take into account social, environmental and economic aspects of life. Modern innovative development management models focus on the circular economy, eco-innovation, partnership and inclusive growth, integrating innovations into sustainable development to achieve strategic goals such as clean energy, responsible consumption and production. It is justified that innovative development is considered as part of a broader system that includes social, environmental and economic aspects. Modern management models are adapted to achieve sustainable development, in particular. circular economy, partnership, eco-innovation, social innovation, inclusive growth, digitalization and conservation of the planet's resources. The conclusions are drawn that long-term innovation policy should be aimed at creating conditions for the socio-economic development of the country on an innovative basis using direct and indirect instruments of economic influence, at forming a new type of economic system, the so-called techno-economic system, in which the functioning of the mechanisms for managing a modern mixed economy is directly related to the influence of the system of technical and social innovations.