During the conference, experienced agricultural professionals shared their insights on implementing regenerative farming practices in their enterprises and successfully applying advanced technologies. These practitioners face real challenges daily and develop effective solutions for soil restoration and enhancing the resilience of the agricultural sector.

Mr. Andrii emphasized that faculty members of the Department of Public Administration at the State University of Trade and Economics (SUTE) aim to educate a new generation of public administrators and municipal managers based on real-world successful cases. They actively collaborate with leading stakeholders who validate the effectiveness of their managerial and technological solutions, particularly in the agricultural sector.

Regenerative agriculture demonstrates high technological advancement and scalability potential, creating new opportunities for the Department of Public Administration. Government regulation of the agricultural sector should focus on supporting innovation, contributing to the training of professionals capable of implementing effective solutions.

PhD in Economics, Associate Professor
Associate Professor of the Department of Public Administration
Anastasiia Ilina