Project «MOJE BOISKO ORLIK 2012» and others as models for the post-war development of physical culture and sports in rural territorial communities

The article is devoted to the post-war revival of physical culture and sports in rural territorial communities in Ukraine. The purpose of the study is to present the content of the project "Moje Boisko ORLIK 2012" and other similar projects, initiated and implemented in the Republic of Poland, as examples of possible stimulation of the post-war development of physical culture and sports in rural united territorial communities of Ukraine. Research methods: analysis of literary sources and materials from the Internet, comparative analysis as a method, the result of which is the establishment of common and distinctive (specific) features and traits in the subject of research. It is shown that in addition to sufficient international financial support, examples of the development of physical culture and sports in the communes of the Republic of Poland will also be useful. These are state programs launched one after the other since 2008, primarily «Moje Boisko ORLIK 2012», «Biały Orlik», as well as «Sportowa Polska». Appropriate and powerful decisions of the Polish government contributed to the creation of a modern sports base. As can be seen, the complex of all these programs, the implementation of which was ensured by the influential actions of the Ministry of Sports and Tourism of Poland and the possibilities of the Development Fund of this Ministry, created the conditions under which the development of physical culture and sports at the local level received a powerful impulse, first of all, thanks to the rapid creation of a modern sports base. It can be considered that the initiation of such a national program in Ukraine will speed up the transition of a significant number of OTC from average to higher levels of physical culture and sports development. The need to prepare for the post-war revival of the war-affected territories of Ukraine is broader than those rural united territorial communities that were located in the occupied territories or were regularly shelled by enemy troops located nearby. All other communities, and this is understandable, did not receive the necessary attention to the development of physical culture and sports during the war. This situation shows that all rural united territorial communities of Ukraine, without exception, will need attention from the point of view of recovery and development of this sphere. T.I. Dorofieieva. highlighted several levels of the state of physical culture and sports in the united territorial communities of Ukraine as zones of their closest development for different perspectives. I am confident that the idea of classifying municipalities according to the level of development of physical culture and sports, proposed by scholars, will also find wide application in Poland.