Statistical study of inclusive development of the regions of Ukraine, as a guarantee of establishing a new paradigm of systemic growth of the country

The subject of the study. Analysis of the development of regions is very important because their development is uneven. Each region has its own characteristics and differences both in geographical location and in the initial resource opportunities for development. Purpose and objectives. The purpose is to assess the index of inclusive growth and development of the regions of Ukraine. The task is to determine the nature of inclusive growth; systematize scientific and methodological approaches to research (IDI); to conduct a statistical analysis of the inclusive development of the regions of Ukraine and explain the results. Research method. Method of calculating the indicator of inclusive development of WEF. Results of the work. A review of the scientific literature shows attempts to introduce inclusive assessment on a single methodological basis. Inclusive growth is fundamentally different from standard economic growth, as its main goal is on the one hand – to reduce poverty and inequality, and on the other – the process of expanding public participation in GDP, providing equal opportunities to realize their human potential. In the process of choosing indicators for assessing the socio–economic development of regions, attention should be paid to those indicators that reflect the focus on ensuring equal opportunities and accessibility of the results of technological progress within different social groups and in different geographical regions. That is why inclusive indicators become important when choosing indicators for development assessment. Field of application of results. Sectors of the national economy. Conclusions. The concept of inclusive development implies that each economic entity is important, unique, valuable to society. The necessity of studying the development of the region taking into account its inclusiveness is substantiated, which expands the analysis of economic changes by supplementing it with indicators of uniform distribution of benefits and assessment of opportunities for inclusion of the whole population in socio–economic growth