00:00So what should the Ukrainian model be like?
00:02Benefits-based, service-oriented, or investment-based?
00:05In reality, in Ukraine, you don't need to choose just one.
00:09Benefits should remain a guarantee, services should ensure recovery,
00:12and investments should restore as much independence as possible.
00:15The investment model doesn't mean that the value of a veteran
00:19is measured only by employment or taxes.
00:21For a person with a severe injury, the result may be
00:24the ability to move independently, live at home,
00:28make decisions and reduce the need for round-the-clock care.
00:31For the family of the deceased, maintaining income,
00:34mental health, and life prospects for the children.
00:37For a working-age person, appropriate, safe, and properly paid work,
00:41not just formal employment.
00:43Economic return is an important outcome of recovery,
00:47but not a condition for the right to support.
00:49Therefore, the main question for the state must change,
00:53not which status and which benefit a person qualifies for,
00:56but what they need, rear shelter.
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