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Cooperation Between Africa and Ukraine

On this platform we discuss methods and practices used in agriculture, trade, environmental issues, rural development, and infrastructure of African countries and Ukraine. We aim to facilitate the exchange of approaches and goals in agriculture, as well as strengthen cooperation between Ukraine and African countries. We invite you to contribute to achieving this goal by participating in our events, using the data in your research, or sharing your ideas with us!

African Countries

Despite the numerous challenges facing Africa's agricultural sector, production remains substantial and diverse. The continent is well known for cultivating root crops such as yams, cassava, macabo, and sweet potatoes; producing sugarcane and maize. As of 2021, Africa's share* of global root crop production stands at 40%. Cereal and tuber production are less affected by extreme weather conditions, making them dominant in agricultural output.
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Ukraine

In 2021, 39 out of 54 African countries exported 168,000 tons of food to Ukraine, valued at $380 million. The top five exporters included Côte d'Ivoire (26% of food exports from Africa), Malawi (19%), Egypt (15%), Ghana (11%), and South Africa (7%).
Following the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has significantly expanded its diplomatic presence in Africa. Today, Ukrainian diplomatic missions operate in 18 countries across the continent.
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Net Support to Ukrainian Farmers Averaged Just 0.1% of Gross Farm Receipts in 2023-2025, Compared with 14.3% Across OECD Countries — KSE Institute
November 4, 2026

Net Support to Ukrainian Farmers Averaged Just 0.1% of Gross Farm Receipts in 2023-2025, Compared with 14.3% Across OECD Countries — KSE Institute

What Makes Ukrainian Schools Ready for Distance Learning During the War?
October 29, 2026

What Makes Ukrainian Schools Ready for Distance Learning During the War?

Demography as a limiting factor of Ukraine’s post-war growth – KSE Institute report
October 26, 2026

Demography as a limiting factor of Ukraine’s post-war growth – KSE Institute report

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?
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?

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

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

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
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