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The aim of the article was to substantiate the transformations of the conceptual foundations of sustainable development of territories during the period of post-war ecological restoration of states. The main methodological tools were the methods of modelling, experiment, and morphological analysis. The research showed that countries faced a globally important task in the ecological restoration of territories in the post-war period. The destruction of the environment and its pollution caused by military actions sharply reduce the positive indicators of the state of the environment. It was proved that sustainable development goals act as effective vectors for improving the state of the environment in the period of post-war ecological recovery. The implementation of ecologically significant actions during the post-war ecological recovery in Bosnia and Herzegovina shows that this process is complex and difficult. The problems of contradictory decisions, corruption, and lack of transparency should be considered. The environmental strategy of BiH ESAP 2030+ of Bosnia and Herzegovina, developed by the SDG, can be an example of the corresponding legislative regulation in Ukraine. The UNDP’s project Sustainability of Protected Areas (SPA) implemented in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the context of popularizing ecotourism is also worth noting. A similar project can be implemented in Ukraine in the context of sustainable development of the country during the period of post-war ecological restoration. The main long-term problem in the territory of Ukraine is the demining of regions, which will also determine the terms of implementation of recovery procedures.

This article presents the results of a study of a number of individual segments of the agricultural market and corresponding agricultural industries in the Vinnytsia region in order to objectively identify the possibilities of creating and developing a competitive advantage by regional producers by maximizing the use of territorial features of reproduction. For this purpose, several hypotheses were put forward that are as close as possible to the real territorial and economic conditions of this region. As a result, in the course of the analysis of the production and markets of these products in the past, present, forecasting their development in the near future, several separate industries and sub-sectors of the agricultural sector of production in the region were identified, where real producers of this region can definitely create a competitive advantage by effectively using certain features of territorial reproduction conditions.

The aim of the article is to justify innovative approaches for ensuring the self-sufficiency of the social system and the integrity of society. The article is based on the interdisciplinary approach and such general and special scientific methods: analysis, synthesis, functional, axiological, comparative, generalization, system analysis, modelling. It has been concluded that a narrative approach has to be used to ensure the consolidation of the nation and the establishment of consensus between institutionally different subjects of public administration. The types of narratives have been singled out: meta-narrative, strategic narrative, narrative, counter-narrative; and the structure of the narrative has been offered: process from the object’s position, from the subject’s position and as a synthetic narrative. The authors have substantiated strategic communications as technologies of narrative dissemination and have developed their concept. The authors of the article have proved that strategic communications ensure the synchronization of narratives and their coordination with the national idea and government actions in the process of information and communication activities of the state.

The processes of expansion of regional actors in the world market have led to significant changes not only in approaches, methods and tools for managing and regulating international economic relations, but also in the framework of regional economic policies implemented in countries. Regional economic policy is no longer an instrument of purely domestic economic policy of the state and has become a management tool that is largely responsible for the country's competitiveness. This new status is also due to the fact that the region, compared to the national economy, has a much more adaptive potential in terms of changing external conditions and less inertia in the development process. This is a broad way of concentrating factors of production in a relatively short period of time, creating the necessary conditions for the impact of the scale of production, the influence of agglomeration, which is significantly affected by the competitiveness of the territory and the economic entities operating in it.

A networked economy is an environment in which any company or individual in any economic system can contact with minimal cost with any other company or individual about teamwork, trade, exchange of ideas, or just for fun. The networked economy sets the vector along which socio-economic systems of micro, meso, macro levels will develop in the long term, which necessitates research and comprehensive analysis of digital transformation processes. The authors analyzed the essence of the network economy and its impact on the sphere of management, analyzed the current state of the Ukrainian system of public administration in the network economy's conditions and identified the main problematic tasks. Based on the analysis, the authors identified goals for the main areas of public administration and proposed a scheme for the organizational transformation of the public administration system in a networked economy. The authors also proposed a system of indices to assess the state of transformation of the public administration system in a networked economy and identify development trends.

In Ukraine, the implementation of performance-based budgeting (PBB) and of the comprehensive analysis and review of the efficiency and feasibility of expenditures by sectors started approximately 10 years ago, but processes are still in the initial phases. The goal of this chapter is to evaluate existing experiences in general and to provide a specific case study of the road infrastructure programme in the capital city of Kyiv. The results of our analysis show that Ukraine faces many challenges in the process of implementing PBB at the local budget level. Reports on budget execution are currently based on the analysis of only certain socioeconomic indicators and do not provide comprehensive coverage of customer satisfaction with budget services—in most cases, only cost and product indicators are used. Moreover, subprogrammes are assigned too many indicators, and these indicators are formally drawn up without a proper analysis of the reasons for previously underperformed or overfulfilled performance indicators. Also, the past achievements are not considered when establishing target performance indicators for the next year. The final issue is the lack of a clear connection between strategic documents, programme targets, and programme budgets.