Theoretical Aspects of Shaping a Regional Resilient System of Industrial and Personnel Recovery in the Post-War Period
Abstract
The article focuses on the importance of a methodological approach to building a system for sustainable industrial recovery and attracting qualified labor to the regional economy even during wartime. The purpose of the article is to scientifically substantiate the conceptual apparatus and methodological-theoretical basis for the restoration of industrial potential in Ukrainian regions during the period of martial law. The author notes that a key element in the process of forming a system of sustainable industrial recovery is understanding the scale of damages and the availability of qualified labor for recovery based on sectoral priorities. This requires a broad scientific perspective on this extraordinary problem and, consequently, a comprehensive approach. Such an approach would combine both the analysis of the current state of industrial facilities and the determination of the need for personnel and resources for modernization, taking into account both local resources and external factors, including the availability of financing, technological innovations, and international support. Currently, there are still certain terminological and scientific «gaps» in the principles of organization of recovery and the conceptual apparatus related to the restoration processes in the industrial sector of Ukraine today. The article reveals the terminology for revising the system of sustainable industrial recovery during the period of martial law and post-victory as a prerequisite for post-war recovery and sustainable development of the regions, which is a basic condition for searching and implementing ways to optimally use available resources, overcome technological gaps, and create conditions for the return of skilled migrants to Ukraine
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