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Three years into Russia’s invasion, the toll on Ukraine’s economy and its people is devastating. The country will need at least $524 billion over the next decade to repair and rebuild. Context Ukraine Remains Resilient Three years into Russia’s invasion, the toll on Ukraine’s economy and its people is devastating. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues … Continue reading The World Bank In Ukraine

Downloud the PDF The We Build Ukraine think tank develops systemic solutions for the accelerated recovery of key sectors of Ukraine's economy. These sectors include construction and infrastructure, which are crucial for the sustainable development of the state, attracting investment, and creating a new quality of life and business environment. This white paper is based … Continue reading White Paper on the Results of Conference CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE: KEY SECTORS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH

The European Investment Fund (EIF) and the Danish Export Credit Agency EIFO have signed the first agreement under the European Union’s export credit guarantee program for Ukraine. This initiative aims to support European companies working with Ukraine and to strengthen Ukraine’s economic integration with the EU. The signed guarantee — the first of 13 similar … Continue reading First EU export credit guarantee agreement for Ukraine secures €20 million via Danish agency EIFO

German business is ready to invest in the Ukrainian economy despite the war. Ukraine joined the top 3 attractive countries for investment despite the war lasting for almost three years. Eastern Europe is becoming increasingly attractive for German business. More and more German companies already investing or planning to invest in the region in the … Continue reading German business is preparing for an investment boom in Ukraine – Deutsche Welle

The ports of Odesa and environs will be key to any significant post-war recovery in Ukraine. Already much headway has been made in the area of security. There are many stories of resistance to the Russian invasion by the Ukrainians. Not only the soldiers at the front, but also the unknown heroes who continued to … Continue reading Black Sea Ports: Resistance and Post-War Development Plans

The Odesa region presents a portfolio of investment projects across key sectors — from renewable energy and agriculture to manufacturing, culture, and medical infrastructure. These initiatives aim to promote sustainable community development, improve quality of life, and attract private capital for the reconstruction and modernization of southern Ukraine. Read full Investment digest below INVESTMENT DIGEST … Continue reading INVESTMENT DIGEST ODESA REGION APRIL 2025

EBRD deploys record amount of nearly €2.4 billion in Ukraine in 2024 Bank has deployed nearly €6.2 billion in Ukraine since full-scale war began in 2022 Across its regions, EBRD financing jumped to €16.6 billion from 2023’s record €13.1 billion The EBRD prioritises support for energy security, vital infrastructure, food security, trade and the private … Continue reading EBRD deploys record €2.4 billion in Ukraine in 2024

Law of Ukraine “On Industrial Parks” and respective changes to the Tax Code (Law No. 2330-IX) and the Customs Code (Law No. 2331-IX) provide for the system of state incentives for investment parks. The following incentives are available for initiators of the creation of industrial parks, their management companies and participants: exemption from income tax for 10 … Continue reading Guide: State support for industrial parks

1. Purpose of the Call To support the implementation of the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF), the optimal use of the available funds for priority projects and the participation of EU 1 companies, the European Commission is launching a Call for Expressions of Interest from EU/EEA-based businesses to invest in Ukraine in line with EU strategic areas of interest and policy priorities. The … Continue reading Publication of the Call for expressions of interest from EU/EEA-based businesses to invest in Ukraine

As of December 31, 2024, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to have profound physical, socioeconomic, and environmental impacts, which will be felt for generations. This fourth Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA4) - undertaken jointly by the World Bank Group, the Government of Ukraine, the European Commission, and the United Nations, with support from other … Continue reading Ukraine – Fourth Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA4) : February 2022 – December 2024