Center for Food and Land Use Research (KSE Agrocenter)
The Center cooperates with international organizations, agricultural producers, industry, government, and other stakeholders. It is engaged in the formation and strengthening of research capacity and international integration of scientific research structures in the agro-industrial sector of Ukraine.
Project aim
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Assessment of Damage, Losses, and Needs of the Agricultural Sector Due to the War
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Assessment of Land Demining Needs
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Economics of Land Relations and the Land Market
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Improvement of Agricultural Policy Processes: Development and Analysis of Policy Instruments, Data Collection and Processing Approaches, etc.
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Fundamental Analysis of Agricultural and Food Markets
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Analysis of Food Security in Ukraine and the World
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Analysis of Economic Efficiency of Communities

October 21, 2026
Anxiety, a sense of purpose, thoughts about money and hopes for a better future — what lies behind Ukrainians’ sense of welfare and how does this affect their resilience and plans?

July 13, 2026
565 international companies have fully exited Russia, but 55% of foreign companies still operate in Russia – KSE Institute

July 2, 2026
Five years of Ukraine’s agricultural land market: over half a million transactions, 1.1 million hectares traded, and land prices up 25% after adjusting for inflation — KSE Institute study

June 30, 2026
The KSE Institute presented its Handbook on Public Assets in Ukraine at the URC 2026

June 26, 2026
A deficit of 17.7% of GDP and more than half of expenditures allocated to defense: what is included in the 2027–2029 Budget Declaration — an assessment by the KSE Institute’s Center for Public Finance and Governance Analysis

June 26, 2026
KSE Institute Presented a Study on the Labour Market for Ukraine’s Recovery at URC 2026
Partners
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