startup ecosystem

The modern global startup ecosystem is a dynamic and rapidly evolving environment that is crucial to economic growth and technological advancement. This article examines the key trends, challenges, and opportunities that shape the development of the global startup ecosystem. The research focuses on the impact of digital transformation, venture capital investment, and governmental policies on startup suc- cess. Additionally, the study explores regional disparities in startup growth, emphasizing the role of inno- vation hubs and accelerators in fostering entrepreneurial activity.

This article explores the dynamic and multifaceted challenges facing startup ecosystems in Ukraine during wartime, examining how political instability and economic turmoil have impacted the innovation landscape. The study highlights the critical need for supportive legislation and effective government policies that foster an environment conducive to the growth and sustainability of startups. By dissecting the structure of Ukraine's startup ecosystem, the paper identifies the key elements that contribute to its functionality and pinpoints the current barriers that stymie progress.

The article presents the research results of the mechanisms of startups venture capital investment. The role and significance of venture capital investment in the startup ecosystem and the innovation ecosystem in general are considered. The economic essence of the concept of venture investing is presented. In the process of research, the peculiarities of venture capital investment for startups were analyzed and a comparative characteristic of venture capital investment and classical investment was given.

The scientific research paper examines the European experience in the development of startup ecosystems. The definitions of scientists of the concepts “startup” and “ecosystem of startups” are given. The importance of the development of the startup ecosystem for Ukraine and possible ways to find better solutions to strengthen such development are identified.