President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a law introducing a number of tools to simplify the operation of the public-private partnership (PPP) mechanism. This was reported by Ukrinform, citing the bill’s card on the parliament’s website. The document provides for attracting private investment to accelerate the restoration of infrastructure and the construction of new facilities. The … Continue reading Investments in Reconstruction: President Signs Law on Public-Private Partnership
The US Reconstruction Fund may include investments in Ukrainian ports
Yuliia Svyrydenko, the Minister of Economy of Ukraine, in an interview with RBK-Ukraine (jointly with other members of the negotiating team that worked on the agreement), explained how the Investment Fund would work in the framework of the Minerals Agreement between Ukraine and the US. She notes that over the next 10 years, the Fund … Continue reading The US Reconstruction Fund may include investments in Ukrainian ports
Poland has started issuing preferential loans for business entities to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine
Poland has launched a program worth 250 million zlotys to support business projects of its companies in Ukraine. The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine reports that Poland has allocated 250 million PLN (ca. 58.25 million EUR) for preferential loans for companies that will be involved in projects on the restoration of Ukraine. The program started … Continue reading Poland has started issuing preferential loans for business entities to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine
USPA presented priority infrastructure projects at the summit in Brussels
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority reports that the Ukraine-EU business summit discussed the restoration of Ukraine through the prism of European reindustrialization. At the panel discussion dedicated to the port industry development, USPA Chairman Oleksandr Semyrga presented a vision for restoration and modernization of Ukrainian port infrastructure both in wartime and in the long-term perspective. … Continue reading USPA presented priority infrastructure projects at the summit in Brussels
Ukraine’s Finance Ministry and World Bank preparing new agreement worth at least $1 billion
From June 2 to 6, a team of World Bank experts, together with representatives of the Ministry of Finance and the Government of Ukraine, is working on agreeing on the key parameters of a new agreement regarding the "Foundations of Growth" Development Policy Loan. The agreement envisages attracting a loan from the International Bank for … Continue reading Ukraine’s Finance Ministry and World Bank preparing new agreement worth at least $1 billion
Direct damage to Ukraine’s agricultural sector from the war exceeds $11 billion
Efforts to overcome the negative consequences of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine and to restore investment and material-technical support for agricultural production should begin immediately, said Oleksandr Zakharchuk, Head of the Investment and Material-Technical Support Department at the National Scientific Center “Institute of Agrarian Economics” and corresponding member of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences (NAAS). He … Continue reading Direct damage to Ukraine’s agricultural sector from the war exceeds $11 billion
Ukraine adopts a new PPP Law: streamlined rules, policy changes, and new opportunities
On 19 June 2025, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted a new Law "On Public-Private Partnership" (the "PPP Law"), replacing the outdated 2010 legislation. The new Law aligns Ukraine’s PPP framework with international standards (including UNECE PIERS) and offers a simplified, more flexible and investororiented approach. The PPP Law is currently awaiting the President’s signature and will … Continue reading Ukraine adopts a new PPP Law: streamlined rules, policy changes, and new opportunities
War in Ukraine: ports attacked, vessel managers displaced, but the cargo keeps moving
Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports have killed over 30 workers and caused billions of dollars in damage, yet most terminals remain operational. Edgar Martin of Infospectrum, part of Lloyd’s List Intelligence, provides a brief summary and background of the Ukrainian shipping sector in wartime. THE full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has radically … Continue reading War in Ukraine: ports attacked, vessel managers displaced, but the cargo keeps moving
White paper “LOGISTICS AS A DRIVER OF ECONOMIC GROWTH” on the results of the conferencePrepared by the We Build Ukraine Think Tank
The We Build Ukraine think tank develops systemic solutions for the restoration and development of key sectors of the Ukrainian economy, including transport infrastructure and logistics. In the short and medium term, our goal is to prepare an action plan and recommendations to strengthen cooperation with international partners, as well as to create conditions for … Continue reading White paper “LOGISTICS AS A DRIVER OF ECONOMIC GROWTH” on the results of the conferencePrepared by the We Build Ukraine Think Tank
Ukraine’s Transport and Logistics System : Current and Prospective Opportunities and Challenges
Maintaining and improving the efficiency of Ukraine’s transport system for international trade is vital in supporting the competitiveness of the country in global markets, especially since most of Ukraine’s exports are low-profit-margin commodities that are sensitive to transport costs. While the sector’s resilience has been remarkable in adapting to the challenges experienced since February 2022, … Continue reading Ukraine’s Transport and Logistics System : Current and Prospective Opportunities and Challenges