ASSESSMENT OF THE PROSPECTS OF STATE REGULATION OF THE SYSTEM OF PROTECTINGTHE POPULATION FROM DANGERS AND THREATS

Abstract

The article analyzes the challenges and dangers surrounding modern society associated with the increasingburden on the natural habitat. They are determined, among other things, by the new energy needs of mankind, which arecaused by the growth of the population and the growth of requirements for the quality of life. The risks of both anthropogenicand natural cyclical nature are considered separately. However, there are risks of a concomitant nature, such as probableepizootic and epiphytotic events and other specific risks for the economy. Banking and closely related insurance businessesmay be exposed to these risks. The author has analyzed the state of this sphere and proposed the formation of an innovativemodel to minimize such risks and build priorities in solving urgent problems. The prospects of state regulation of thedevelopment of the system for protecting the population from emergency situations and other disasters, both man-made andnatural, are assessed. Ways are proposed to improve the current system of protecting the population from emergencysituations and to adjust them depending on the changing situation. The issues of international cooperation in this area areconsidered. It is necessary to plan and organize the implementation of a set of long-term innovative measures to improvethe legislative and industry regulatory framework for an early warning and emergency response system, including managingand minimizing risks in the implementation of tasks.