Subject and purpose of work: This study examines the role of public-private partnerships as a management technology, defined as long-term agreements between governments and private companies. The purpose is to assess the impact of PPP assets on stabilizing Ukraine's economy during the crisis caused by armed conflict. Materials and methods: The research rely on reports from Ukrainian ministries, international banks, and organizations. Analytical methods include macroeconomic, econometric, and trend analyses. A linear model for investment in PPP housing construction projects was developed using Python and the least-squares algorithm. Results: The study shows that PPPs in housing construction increased during the conflict, with the most influential factor being industry risk. However, state guarantees of repayment mitigate this risk. The proposed PPP model for Ukraine extends repayment periods and reduces regulatory demands, differing from global practices. Conclusions: The findings provide a framework for developing PPP strategies in high-risk economies, offering insights for private investors engaging in crisis-affected countries.