STRATEGIES OF STATE ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MARITAL STATE: FEATURES FOR AGRICULTURE

Abstract

The article examines the problematic issues of building a strategy for managing the agro-industrial sector of the economy in the conditions of armed aggression against Ukraine, which began on February 24, 2022, by the armed formations of the aggressor state of the russian federation. The above became the basis for the declaration of martial law by the President of Ukraine by Decree "On the introduction of martial law in Ukraine" No. 64/2022 dated 24.02.2022.

The factors affecting the agricultural sector during military operations and the introduction of martial law were analyzed, the main challenges and threats faced by agriculture in the conditions of martial law were identified, and recommendations were developed for the construction of effective industry management strategies to ensure the stability and development of the agricultural sector in conditions of armed aggression. Further consequences of military actions for the agricultural sector are revealed.

The article analyzes the main measures taken and taken by state authorities and local self-government bodies to build a strategy for state management of the agro-industrial sector, considers problematic issues and solutions used to solve them, forms the concept of managing the agro-industrial sector in war conditions and with regard to the prospects of the post-war restoration.

The purpose of the article is to study the peculiarities of the development and implementation of state management strategies aimed at ensuring the stability and functioning of agriculture in Ukraine under martial law.

The scientific novelty of the issue under investigation is the study of the impact of military actions and the introduction of martial law on the sphere of state management of the agricultural sector of Ukraine and the development of adapted management strategies that take into account the specifics of the agricultural sector.

Conclusions. Today, issues related to the management of the agro-industrial sector, which is critically important for ensuring food security and economic stability of the country, require additional research and development. The use of crisis planning and risk management methods is necessary in the work of state authorities. It is important to develop crisis plans for individual sectors of the agricultural industry, taking into account possible threats and risks associated with war.

Said plans should reflect support for agricultural enterprises and farmers through financial incentives, technical support and other measures to ensure the resilience of the agricultural sector during the war. At the same time, decisions made by state authorities should reflect such priority decisions as ensuring food security, protecting infrastructure, diversifying agricultural production, and creating food stocks.

On the other hand, prospective plans for further development both in the conditions of martial law and in the post-war period should contain solutions that will promote the use of innovations and advanced technologies to increase the productivity and efficiency of agricultural production even in the difficult conditions of a military conflict. It is also important to consider prospective support for veterans and military families to ensure they have access to resources and opportunities to engage in agricultural activities. This aspect can be effective for effective post-war reconstruction of rural areas and building a food security system based on diversified agricultural production by increasing the share of small and medium-sized farms.