Digitization and ecomodernization of the post-war economy of Ukraine

Abstract

This article examines the key aspects of the green transformation of Ukraine's economy, focusing on the challenges, opportunities, and policy measures needed to achieve sustainable development. The authors analyze the current state of Ukraine's economy in the context of global environmental trends and identify the main directions for greening various sectors, including energy, industry, agriculture, and transport. The study explores the potential of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency improvements, and the adoption of circular economy principles to reduce environmental impact and promote economic growth. The article also highlights the crucial role of digital tools in facilitating and accelerating the green transition, discussing how technologies such as smart grids, data analytics, and online platforms can optimize resource management, improve monitoring of environmental performance, and foster collaboration among stakeholders. The importance of investment in green technologies, including digital solutions, the role of government regulation and incentives, and the need for public awareness and engagement in the green transition process are also discussed. The authors conclude with recommendations for policymakers and businesses on how to effectively leverage digital tools to accelerate the green transformation of Ukraine's economy and ensure a sustainable future for the country. The goal of the new green policy is to balance the interests of citizens, business and the environment. In other words, it is not only about recovery, but also about creating a sustainable future for future generations. The importance of the environmental dimension of recovery and development measures is emphasized, envisaged in order to make the new Ukraine a comfortable, safe, healthy and prosperous home for all Ukrainians. And digital tools are the most relevant and effective in terms of restoring and modernizing the economy of Ukraine.