In Ukraine, a list of the most active funds investing in Ukrainian startups has been compiled. Some of the most active ones were launched after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. The list, compiled by Forbes Ukraine, is led by the fund u.ventures. In the first half of the year, the u.ventures portfolio expanded with … Continue reading A list of funds currently investing the most in Ukrainian startups
“Bread” instead of “metal”: how Ukraine is trying to stay afloat in international commodity markets
Under the Ukraine Facility, a financial support program from the European Union, Ukraine is implementing a series of strategic economic reforms and sectoral development measures. These measures are expected to boost export volumes and strengthen the country’s position in the international market as a leading supplier of critical materials and high-quality products. We have decided to analyze … Continue reading “Bread” instead of “metal”: how Ukraine is trying to stay afloat in international commodity markets
A good week for Ukraine: Berlin hosts a key milestone in Ukraine’s recovery efforts
The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) 2024, held in Berlin on June 11-12, marked a significant step forward in the international community's support for Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia. The conference brought together over 3,400 participants from various sectors, including national and local governments, businesses, and civil society organizations. The event aimed to consolidate … Continue reading A good week for Ukraine: Berlin hosts a key milestone in Ukraine’s recovery efforts
Sectoral reforms, human capital and tax policies: what to expect in the next four years
In the first article, we considered the institutional reforms foreseen by several strategic documents which the Ukrainian government promised to implement over the next few years: EU-2023 Review, Ukraine Facility Plan, IMF program for Ukraine, and the government Revenue Strategy. In this article, we look at sectoral reforms that should create prerequisites for sustainable economic development … Continue reading Sectoral reforms, human capital and tax policies: what to expect in the next four years
Mykolaiv, the Danish Model for Rebuilding Ukraine – Without Corruption
Ukraine needs as much outside help as it can get to build back after Russia’s attempt to destroy it. Denmark is helping pave the way and showing others how it might be done efficiently. Ukrainian rescuers hose down a destroyed residential building as they move rubble after a missile strike in Mykolaiv on July 20, … Continue reading Mykolaiv, the Danish Model for Rebuilding Ukraine – Without Corruption
RESEARCH: IMPACT OF THE WAR ON THE GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY
For two years now, Russia has been systematically destroying the Ukrainian agricultural sector, threatening global food security. In research prepared for the International Centre for Ukrainian Victory, experts examined the loss of fertile land, explosive contamination, damage from the explosion of the Kakhovka Dam, loss of agricultural infrastructure, and damage from the militarisation of the … Continue reading RESEARCH: IMPACT OF THE WAR ON THE GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY
Ukraine’s reconstruction: Policy options for building an effective financial architecture
What financial system can facilitate Ukraine’s post-war recovery and development? A new report provides a clear answer: an effective, competitive and widely trusted financial system that lives up to recognised standards of integrity, is compliant with the EU accession process, and assumes a recognised role in Europe’s banking and capital market unions. The team of … Continue reading Ukraine’s reconstruction: Policy options for building an effective financial architecture
Ukraine’s Resilient Economy Thrives Despite Ongoing War
The European Business Association offers Kyiv Post insights into how Ukraine can attract more business to help in both during the war and in the post-war recovery. Ukraine’s economy has proved to be a resilient one. Notwithstanding the ongoing war, most Ukrainian companies continued working, and during the second year since the full-scale Russian invasion some have … Continue reading Ukraine’s Resilient Economy Thrives Despite Ongoing War
RUSSIA: INVESTMENT PROTECTION AND ARBITRATION | PART 2
PART 2: LAUNCH OF THE REGISTER OF DAMAGE FOR UKRAINE Yesterday, the Register of Damage for Ukraine (the “Register”) officially launched, meaning that the claims submission process for those seeking compensation for the damage inflicted by the war in Ukraine is now open.1 The Register, established within the framework of the Council of Europe and … Continue reading RUSSIA: INVESTMENT PROTECTION AND ARBITRATION | PART 2
Ukraine adapts construction legislation to address the challenges of war
Since the enactment of martial law, Ukraine has introduced several changes to its legislation regulating construction issues. At the same time, the ongoing process of digitalization of the construction permit system continues. Below is a brief description of changes that are most important for business. Law of Ukraine “On Guaranteeing Proprietary Rights to Real Estate … Continue reading Ukraine adapts construction legislation to address the challenges of war