Building Ukraine's future: financing the recovery
How do we make the design of the foreign aid more accommodative for Ukraine’s future growth and resilience?
Speakers
Igor Burakovsky
Head of the Board, Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting, Ukraine
Marlene Rosemarie Madsen
Deputy Director of the Ukraine Service, and Head of Unit of Economic and Sectoral Policies, European Commission
Maria Repko
Deputy Director, Centre for Economic Strategy (CES)
Artem Shevalev
Alternate Board Director at EBRD, Supervisory Board Member at PrivatBank, Ukraine Supervisory Board Member at Ukrgasbank,
Agenda
Check-in and lunch
12:30-13:00Agenda
Discussion
13:00-13:45- Chair: Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Director
- Igor Burakovsky, Head of the Board, Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting, Ukraine
- Marlene Rosemarie Madsen, Deputy Director of the Ukraine Service, and Head of Unit of Economic and Sectoral Policies, European Commission
- Artem Shevalev, Alternate Board Director at EBRD, Supervisory Board Member at PrivatBank, Ukraine Supervisory Board Member at Ukrgasbank
- Maria Repko, Deputy Director, Centre for Economic Strategy (CES)
Agenda
Q&A
13:45-14:00Ask questions on Sli.do using code #Ukraine
While ongoing efforts are made by the international community to provide short-term relief and stop the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine, it is equally important to plan for the subsequent extensive reconstruction. Comprehensive support will be needed for Ukraine's total reconstruction to repair the war damage and lay the groundwork for a free and prosperous future.
At this event, the panellists evaluated Ukraine’s current financial needs, assessed the existing funding mechanisms and discussed the international aid efforts that could help improve Ukraine’s resilience and recovery. The speakers also touched upon the importance of the private sector's contribution to Ukraine's recovery, including its financing and assistance, as well as how foreign aid could be structured to guarantee private sector involvement.