This article examines the key aspects of the social and humanitarian sphere's evolution in Ukraine through the lens of management. Research findings reveal that new conditions are being established within this sphere to safeguard individual interests, foster harmony with societal values, and align with the broader social and ecological environment. Ukraine is actively forming a policy for social and humanitarian development that reflects European integration trends while prioritizing national interests. The analysis underscores the significant impact of the social sphere on internal state policies. By enhancing citizens' welfare and granting access to essential material, cultural, and spiritual resources, the social sector emerges as a cornerstone of human-centric governance. Its core humanistic orientation highlights a commitment to fostering personal growth and well-being. Through social policy mechanisms, Ukraine leverages the social sphere as a means of regulating market dynamics. This includes equitable distribution and redistribution of public goods and incentivizing collaboration among employees during their creation. The humanitarian sphere's development is explored, encompassing various facets of state policy such as language, education, science, innovation, culture, spiritual growth, state-confessional relations, and healthcare. Anthropocentrism serves as the guiding principle within this domain, positioning the individual as the primary focus. Activities within this sphere aim to bolster human capital by stimulating intellectual and creative advancement, fostering spiritual and artistic expression, preserving universal values, and providing opportunities for self-fulfillment. Emphasis is also placed on ensuring well-being through education, health care, security, and spiritual enrichment.
Anatolii Shunda (Tue,) studied this question.