Investment Policy for EU Economic Resilience: Strategies and Outcomes

The study focuses on the investment policy of the European Union as a key mechanism for ensuring economic resilience, particularly during crises. Special attention is paid to the legislative foundations and principles of this policy, including transparency, non-discrimination of investors, and long-term projects promoting European cohesion.

An emphasis is placed on the investment measures implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as the Coronavirus Response Initiative (CRII, CRII+) and the REACT-EU program. The research raises questions about the effectiveness of these mechanisms and their potential adaptation for Ukraine's economic recovery.

The work analyzes six key components of recovery policy, including the green transition, digitalization, social cohesion, and policies for future generations. These aspects are examined through the lens of long-term economic stability among EU member states.

The main research question revolves around assessing the applicability of European instruments to address structural challenges within Ukraine's economy. Particular attention is given to supporting macro-financial stability, stimulating innovation, and integrating into the European economic space.

This research is part of the EU Economic Resilience Policy Jean Monnet project, funded by the European Union. It has been conducted over a three-year period, from October 2022 to September 2025, focusing on advancing the understanding of economic resilience mechanisms in the context of European integration and global challenges.