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Simulation of socio-economic security of rural areas in the conditions of sustainable development: a case study of Ukraine
(2023) Shubalyi, Oleksandr; Shved, Alina; Shmatkovska, Tetiana; Rogach, Svitlana; Kupyra, Myroslava; Dobryanskyy, Oleg; Voichuk, Maksym
In the article we proved that, the need to take into account the identified indicators of social tension and indicators of the level of social and economic security in rural areas becomes especially relevant for the formation and implementation of sustainable development programs. Since the resource provision of programs to support the development of rural areas is limited and in the process of their implementation questions will arise regarding the priority of financing the needs of this or that region or community, the results of modeling the indicators of dynamics and the state of socio-economic security can provide an answer to the question of specifying the process of identifying the region, which most needs the implementation of appropriate measures to stabilize the situation and bring it to a qualitatively higher level.
Governance of the regional development in the conditions of financial decentralization
(2022) Цимбалюк, Ірина Олександрівна; Павліха, Наталія Володимирівна; Войчук. Максим Володимирович
The chapter examines the theoretical foundations of regional development governance in the context of financial decentralization. It reveals the essence of decentralization as a process of transferring powers, resources, and responsibilities from central authorities to local self-government bodies. Particular attention is paid to financial decentralization as an important factor in strengthening the capacity of territorial communities, ensuring the effective use of financial resources, improving the quality of public services, and stimulating the socio-economic development of regions. The study analyzes the main scientific approaches to understanding decentralization, its forms, advantages, and potential risks. It substantiates that financial decentralization contributes to strengthening local autonomy, increasing citizens’ participation in solving local issues, enhancing the responsibility of public authorities, and creating prerequisites for the inclusive development of territories. At the same time, the chapter emphasizes the need for a balanced distribution of powers and financial resources between different levels of governance, the improvement of inter-budgetary relations, and the consideration of regional specificities in the implementation of decentralization reforms. The chapter is of scientific interest to researchers, specialists in public administration, regional economics, local self-government, and public finance, as well as to practitioners involved in the development and implementation of regional development policy.
The role of social entrepreneurship in advancing economic growth and sustainability amid instability
(Rome: European Center of Sustainable Development, 2025) Volosiuk, Maryna; Kryvtsov, Artem; Vakhovych, Iryna; Smolych, Dariia; Zalievska-Shyshak, Anna
Relevance. Social entrepreneurship is currently one of the most effective ways to solve social problems, especially for countries with economies in transition, where instability increases the importance of new approaches to managing economic and social processes. The study's relevance is driven by the need to find sustainable mechanisms of economic growth in the context of global instability and social challenges. Aim. This research article aims to analyse the impact of social entrepreneurship on the economic growth of the EU countries and Ukraine, which is in a state of prolonged war, and to substantiate its importance for the socio-economic development of countries in conditions of instability. Methods. To carry out a comprehensive qualitative analysis, several general scientific methods of knowledge were used, including synthesis, systematisation, generalisation, and comparative analysis of different EU countries. As part of the quantitative analysis, an adapted method of calculating the National Social Impact Index (NSII) was applied, allowing for a balance between economic efficiency and social outcomes in comparing EU member states. Results. According to the results of the calculations, the highest values of the social impact index are demonstrated by Bulgaria (142.97), Hungary (137.30), Latvia (131.77) and Poland (122.85), which indicates a significant contribution of social enterprises to socio-economic development, in contrast to the indicators of Denmark (31.59), Germany (28.69) and Estonia (26.75). Thus, a high index value is typical for countries with developed SME support policies. In contrast, a high capacity for social sector growth characterises countries with a high average turnover and fewer enterprises. Conclusion. The main direction for developing social entrepreneurship to ensure economic growth in Ukraine in the context of war is developing and implementing a social entrepreneurship development strategy in the overall state system. This involves introducing clear criteria for defining social enterprises, creating a specialised regulatory framework, harmonising national legislation with European standards, and creating incentive financial and tax mechanisms to support them.

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