Social component as a factor and indicator of sustainable development of Ukrainian Polissia region

Official international organizations claim that existing notions about the relationship between a decrease in life expectancy and reduction population affected regions are controversial result of impact radioactive emissions from Chornobyl explosion. However, despite weak link level contamination dynamics studied areas, natural decline rural on radioactively contaminated land is significantly higher than other territories. This indicates need for further research this direction. The aim study was to clarify social basis implementation balanced development areas Ukrainian Polissia. article presents results role component sustainable Polissia, taking into account both long-term complex ecological, economic, challenges potential consequences Russian military aggression. methodology based systemic approach, which involves using modern classical scientific methods research, including general such as data analysis synthesis; retrospective comparative identifying causal relationships; analytical synthetic studying statistical data, archival materials, legislative regulatory documents, among others; mathematical processing obtained results. official provided by main departments Volyn, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Rivne, Chernihiv regions. Existing trends studies interrelation radioecological components have been analyzed. examines indicators quality inhabitants Polissia region (total income, wages, structure expenditures, etc.), demographic (population, gender-age growth/decline), employment rate, morbidity, consumer basket urban settlements It has established sphere Polissіa can serve additional criteria assessing current socio-economic situation its dynamics. determined factor an integral at same time criterion series measures aimed increasing effectiveness state policy vocational education system proven, forecasts regional enterprises’ demand certain skilled personnel professions specialties, well list most in-demand promising specialties. individual each