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Restoring Ukraine Together: Building an Inclusive Platform for Restoring Ukraine
Our project is funded by the European Union and aims to establish an expert platform for working on plans for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction as well as effective processes of interaction between all interested parties, including state and local authorities, international donors and partners, expert and professional communities, and civil society representatives. The European Union provided financial support for the creation and maintenance of this website. Its material is entirely the responsibility of the National Interests Advocacy Network “ANTS” and does not necessarily reflect the European Union’s position.
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Ukrainian communities became a reliable rear during the full-scale invasion of the russian federation
A strong economy is impossible without political stability and transparency — Ambassador of Japan to Ukraine
The Japanese Ambassador to Ukraine and the US Embassy’s Political Counselor visited the Forum “Strong as the Land: approaching the victory”
In the capital, the restoration of Ukraine was discussed during the forum “Strong as the Land: approaching the victory“
The level of work on Ukraine’s reconstruction is unprecedented — Viktor Nestulya
“Strong as the Land: approaching the victory“
The first event in the project’s framework took place in Kyiv on February 10, 2023, with the forum “Strong as the Land: approaching the victory” During the forum, four panel discussions were held: “Vision of recovery processes at the national and international levels,” “Voice of communities,” “Voice of donors,” and “Voice of business,” which were attended by Ukrainian people’s deputies, representatives of the ICIP, the Cabinet of Ministers, the Ministry of Reconstruction, Ukrainian city associations, the All-Ukrainian Association of OTG, IMF, OECD, Institute of Civil Society, JICA, EBRD, embassies of Sweden, Japan, Great Britain and USA in Ukraine, business communities, cultural and social activists, media.
Funded by the European Union
