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With the exacerbation of the situation in the East, the destruction of infrastructure and housing, the uncertainty of return prospects, it became clear that adaptation and socio-economic integration should become a priority in IDP and OJF policy. Therefore, one of the strategic guidelines of the economic policy of the state should be to create and maintain the most favorable environment for the development of small and medium business veterans, as well as the employment of veterans and members of the families of the victims. The hypothesis. It is envisaged that all regions of Ukraine can be classified by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among the participants of the IDP and OJF. The aim of the article is to develop a methodological approach to classification the regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among participants of OJFs and IDPs and implementation of directions of support to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions based on increasing the awareness of participants of CSOs and IDPs about grant and state support. The research methodology: method of systematic analysis and logical generalization – for implementation of directions of support of development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions; substrate approach – to justify and systematize social support programs for small and medium-sized enterprises; method of cluster analysis – for classification regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium entrepreneurship. Results: developed a methodological approach to the typology of regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among participants of OJFs and IDPs, which provides an opportunity to comprehensively address the urgent issue of implementation of areas of support for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions on the basis of increasing awareness of participants in OJFs and IDPs and government support. Conclusions: high professional and qualification potential of participants of OJFs and IDPs should become a factor of innovative development of the regions of Ukraine whose economy is in urgent need of modernization. Foreign investments are a potential source of financing the modernization of an existing production base or the construction of new high-tech enterprises.

With the exacerbation of the situation in the East, the destruction of infrastructure and housing, the uncertainty of return prospects, it became clear that adaptation and socio-economic integration should become a priority in IDP and OJF policy. Therefore, one of the strategic guidelines of the economic policy of the state should be to create and maintain the most favorable environment for the development of small and medium business veterans, as well as the employment of veterans and members of the families of the victims. The hypothesis. It is envisaged that all regions of Ukraine can be classified by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among the participants of the IDP and OJF. The aim of the article is to develop a methodological approach to classification the regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among participants of OJFs and IDPs and implementation of directions of support to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions based on increasing the awareness of participants of CSOs and IDPs about grant and state support. The research methodology: method of systematic analysis and logical generalization – for implementation of directions of support of development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions; substrate approach – to justify and systematize social support programs for small and medium-sized enterprises; method of cluster analysis – for classification regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium entrepreneurship. Results: developed a methodological approach to the typology of regions of Ukraine by the level of development of small and medium-sized enterprises among participants of OJFs and IDPs, which provides an opportunity to comprehensively address the urgent issue of implementation of areas of support for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in depressed regions on the basis of increasing awareness of participants in OJFs and IDPs and government support. Conclusions: high professional and qualification potential of participants of OJFs and IDPs should become a factor of innovative development of the regions of Ukraine whose economy is in urgent need of modernization. Foreign investments are a potential source of financing the modernization of an existing production base or the construction of new high-tech enterprises.

In the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine, agricultural universities will provide the state with specialists capable of implementing the seamless integration of "green" benchmarks. The full-scale war has not only threatened the sustainable operation of all spheres of higher education institutions but also forced them to look for new ways of adaptation and development. This study aims to assess the readiness of higher education institutions in the agrarian sector to meet the personnel needs of the state in the medium-term of post-war reconstruction. The paper used a group of parameters with specific indicators: education (change in the number of graduates at the Bachelor's and Master's educational levels, the ratio of publicly-funded and fee-based education seekers, changes in the average entrance score), science (change in the number of articles published in Scopus and the corresponding h-index, the number of Erasmus grants received, the amount of budget funding for science), recognition (academic ranking of higher education institutions by the Webometrics and Top-200 Ratings), and financing (estimated amounts of funding from the general and special fund, and their ratio). The study offers a unique approach to calculating the Integrated Sustainability Index of higher education institutions. This index clearly illustrates how efficiently 15 agricultural higher education institutions have adapted to wartime transformations. For example, Sumy National Agrarian University and Lviv National Natural Resource Management University have this index exceeding 30%. The study draws attention to the problematic areas of university activity during the war and suggests extending the valuable experience of Sumy National Agrarian University.
AcknowledgmentThe authors are grateful to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who are liberating the territory of Ukraine at the cost of their own lives, as well as to Ukrainian farmers, who, despite the war, are doing everything possible to prevent a food crisis in the world.This study is co-funded by the European Union through the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) within the project "Europeanisation of Doctoral Studies in Line with the Innovative Doctoral Training Principles in Europe: Towards a Common Future" 101083493 - EDOCS - ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH https://edocs.snau.edu.ua/en/