Optimizing Financial Management and Administration in Infrastructure Projects for Economic Recovery

ENG: The research aimed to establish an organisational and managerial approach to enhance cooperation between financial management and administration in Ukrainian infrastructure projects. The methodology included the analysis of regional statistical data, the comparison of foreign financial management methods, and the evaluation of financial instruments, including public-private partnerships, government bonds, and advanced project management technology. The critical elements examined were financial instruments vital for Ukraine's economic revitalisation, emphasising the attraction of investment via partnerships, bonds, stocks, and shares. The research further investigated how novel technologies improve project transparency and mitigate financial risks. A comparative review of finance procedures in the EU, the US, and Japan identified optimal strategies applicable to Ukraine. The findings pointed to the need for a comprehensive legislative framework to guarantee stability and accountability while promoting public-private partnerships to alleviate risks and enhance cost efficiency. The research emphasised the need to incorporate socio-economic and environmental considerations into project planning and financing to guarantee sustainability and efficacy. The study recommended enhancements to Ukraine's infrastructure finance and administrative processes based on these observations.