Український соціум (Oct 2023)

Prospects for the development of the accumulative pension system of Ukraine under the influence of the shocks of armed aggression

  • Makarenko O. I.

DOI
https://doi.org/10.15407/socium2023.03.110
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 86
pp. 110 – 125

Abstract

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The author demonstrates the assessment of the current state of the Ukrainian pension system and the analysis of the possibilities and prospects for launching the secondary (state) and development of the tertiary (non-state) levels of the accumulative component of the pension system of Ukraine under the conditions of the active phase of military aggression by Russia. The urgency of the work is due to the critical state of the pension system in Ukraine, which today not only cannot perform its functions regarding the pension provision of citizens in the medium and long term but is bankrupt. The research is also relevant given the repeated unsuccessful attempts to launch the state accumulative component of the pension system and reform the non-state pension provision system. This necessitates a scientific understanding of the possibilities of building an accumulative resilient element of the pension system in current conditions, which involves a clear understanding of the challenges and threats to the viability of such a system. Thanks to this, timely awareness and construction of such a model of the pension component of the accumulation system is possible, which will minimize political (low-quality state policy in this area) and material losses for the pension system participants. The purpose of the article is to analyze and evaluate the use of institutional tools to build a resilient accumulative component of the pension system of Ukraine. The novelty of the research lies in the identification of institutional mechanisms for building a resilient model for the launch of the second and transformation of the third accumulative levels of the pension system of Ukraine, which will allow for solving a complex of current and strategic issues: from reducing the burden on the Pension Fund of Ukraine in the current conditions to forming the prerequisites for obtaining a decent pension for citizens of our countries in the future. The research methodology in the article is based on the use of information from open sources, assumptions, expert opinions and assessments, the experience of building the accumulative component in different countries, etc. The choice of such a methodology is conditioned by the impact of Russia’s military aggression on all elements of life in our country, particularly the acquisition and formation of operational and reliable statistical information.

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