PROBLEMATIC ASPECTS OF UKRAINE'S RECOVERY IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD: CHALLENGES AND PRIORITIES FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

The article reveals the problematic aspects of Ukraine’s recovery in the post-war period in the context of challenges and priorities for overcoming them as objectives for public administration. Various areas of recovery are considered: economic recovery (as the central task of post-war reconstruction in Ukraine); infrastructure restoration; and attracting foreign investments. The directions of social recovery are explored, including issues of internal and external migration, and the reintegration of military personnel. The article also examines the problems of political stability and the factors hindering its realization. The prospects for restoring the healthcare sector, the judicial system, the cultural sector, and the educational system are analyzed, particularly in terms of strengthening national identity and civic consciousness. The pathways for restoring natural resources, as a key element of environmental recovery, are characterized. The importance of international assistance in overcoming reconstruction challenges is emphasized. The theoretical foundation for improving the efficiency of post-war problem-solving is recognized as libertarian ideas.