Key challenges: creating new jobs, rebuilding critical infrastructure, and restoring industrial capacity to support long-term economic stability.
"Safer hubs" in western regions like Lviv, Volyn, and Zakarpattia are being developed to support the relocation of industries requiring stable logistics and lower security risks.
Ukraine's reconstruction agenda calls for a coordinated investment approach that mobilises both national and international resources, with significant involvement from private sector players.
Strategic and Sectoral Priorities
The Government of Ukraine prioritises key sectors that are essential for reconstruction and have a strong multiplier effect on the economy, aligning closely with the Ukraine Recovery Plan.
Enterprise Modernisation Grants
Substantial grants for enterprise modernisation, especially in de-occupied territories, subject to co-financing requirements and job creation commitments.
War Risk Insurance
Comprehensive war risk insurance mechanisms through the Export Credit Agency, supported by legislation and coordinated efforts with international insurers such as MIGA, DFC, and EBRD.
Large Investment Support
Large-scale investments starting from €12 million may qualify for state support covering up to 30% of project costs, including infrastructure reimbursements and tax incentives.