Development of the production and export potential of Ukraine under the martial conditions

The subject of the study is anti–crisis measures to overcome the consequences of military
actions for the industry of Ukraine and to develop production and export potential in the context of the
post–war reconstruction of the national economy.
The purpose of the article is to to determine the priority areas of preservation and use of
Ukrainian industrial potential for the reconstruction of the national economy, as well as to explain the
mechanisms of state support for producers to achieve the corresponding goals.
Methodology. The article is based on the methods of retrospective and comparative analysis, the
structural–logical method and a number of general scientific research methods – methods of analysis,
synthesis, induction and deduction, graphical presentation of results, etc.
Results. The main directions and prospects for the reconstruction of Ukrainian industry in the
context of solving the problems caused by Russia’s large–scale military invasion of Ukraine are analyzed.
Ways of partial recovery of economic activity through the government demand and consumption are identified.
Tools for promoting investment activity in industry and mechanisms for promoting non–raw
materials exports are summarized.
Area of application. The results of this study can be used in preparation of information and analytical
materials on Ukrainian industry and in the development of a national strategy for the reconstruction
of the Ukrainian economy.
Conclusions. The reconstruction of Ukraine’s economy should take place with the maximum
involvement of the domestic industry potential in the spheres of manufacturing of construction
products, machines, equipment and facilities, vehicles, etc. For this reason, it is necessary to expand
local content requirements in public procurement to ensure priority access of Ukrainian goods with
added value to the markets of state consumption and large–scale infrastructure projects. Along
with this, mechanisms of direct support and financing of priority industries by the government and
international donors should be introduced. On international markets, it is advisable to use trade
diplomacy to initiate projects to replace supplies from Russia and Belarus to Western markets with
goods of Ukrainian export.