CREATING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF DEOCCUPIED REGIONS

Abstract

The study examines the problem of restoration and creation of infrastructure for sustainable development of the deoccupied regions of Ukraine. The main emphasis is on a multifaceted approach that includes economic, social, environmental and institutional aspects. The authors emphasize the importance not only of restoring destroyed facilities, but also of creating conditions for long-term development. Considerable attention is paid to environmentally sustainable technologies, energy conservation and the use of renewable energy sources. A special role in this process is played by social cohesion, restoring citizens' trust in the authorities and ensuring the inclusiveness of reconstruction. The study also analyzes international experience and suggests specific steps for integrating these regions into the national and global context. Recommendations for attracting international support, innovative technologies and developing strategic planning are aimed at achieving sustainable development and improving the quality of life. This work is a significant contribution to the development of an effective policy for the restoration and development of the deoccupied territories of Ukraine.