This paper examines the role of international norms in shaping the gender vector of Ukraine in the post-war period, with a focus on analyzing the social, economic, and political aspects. The study highlights the significance of international norms in influencing gender equality policies and practices in Ukraine and explores the implications of these norms on various dimensions of Ukrainian society. The analysis begins with an overview of the post-war period in Ukraine, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by the country in terms of gender equality. Then it delves into the role of international norms in shaping the gender agenda in Ukraine, in particular those established by international agreements and conventions. The article analyzes how international norms have influenced the legislative and political framework, institutional mechanisms, and public discourse on gender equality in Ukraine. Furthermore, the study explores the social aspects of the gender vector in Ukraine, including changes in societal attitudes and cultural norms toward gender roles and expectations. It investigates the impact of international norms on empowering women, promoting gender mainstreaming, and combating gender-based violence in Ukrainian society. The economic dimension of the gender vector is also analyzed, focusing on the influence of international norms on women’s participation in the labor market, access to economic opportunities, and the gender wage gap. The paper examines the role of international norms in promoting gender-responsive budgeting, entrepreneurship, and women’s empowerment through economic initiatives. Finally, the political aspect of the gender vector is explored, examining the impact of international norms on women’s political representation, participation in decision making processes, and the creation of gender-sensitive governance structures. The study assesses the extent to which international norms have influenced political reforms and the integration of a gender perspective in political institutions and practices. Overall, this analysis demonstrates the significant role played by international norms in shaping the gender vector of Ukraine in the post-war period. It underscores the importance of aligning national policies and practices with international standards to achieve gender equality. The findings of this study contribute to a better understanding of the complex interplay between international norms and the gender dynamics in post-war societies, offering insights for policymakers, researchers, and advocates working towards advancing gender equality in Ukraine and beyond