Most Ukrainians support a renewal of central government after the war ends
The Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) has released the results of a new study regarding the future of public administration in Ukraine. According to the data from the survey conducted in June, Ukrainian society has a clear demand for changes in the structure of the central government after the end of hostilities.
The results of the study indicate that 88% of surveyed citizens support a reboot of central government bodies after victory. This survey covered residents of all regions of Ukraine, which allows for a view of the nationwide trend regarding Ukrainians' expectations for the future state structure.
Sociologists note that such a high figure demonstrates people's desire to see new approaches to state governance in the post-war period. Citizens are striving for a renewal of political elites and the implementation of effective reforms that will help rebuild the country after active combat operations conclude.
Currently, this study serves as an important indicator of public sentiment. It highlights that the issue of government effectiveness remains one of the key priorities for Ukrainians as they plan the future of their state in times of peace.