Public governance and administration in Ukraine's post-war recovery

Abstract

The article examines the challenges of Ukraine’s post-war recovery, a complex process encompassing social, economic, infrastructural, and cultural dimensions. The successful implementation of this task depends on effective public administration, which ensures strategic planning and coordination among state, international, and civil institutions. Special attention is given to infrastructure restoration, financial management, integration of internally displaced persons, veterans, and the maintenance of social stability. Key components include economic development, innovation adoption, environmental safety, reintegration of liberated territories, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Emphasis is placed on the need for transparency, digitalization, and integration into European structures.