Recovery of Ukraine's economy
From the very first days of the full-scale invasion, the KSE Institute team began work aimed at bringing Ukraine closer to victory, restoring its economy, and building a resilient and independent state.
The KSE Institute actively collaborates with the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, the Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development of Ukraine, the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, the Office of the President of Ukraine, and relevant ministries to develop and implement recovery projects and plans ranging from the local to the national level.
Background
KSE Institute experts took part in developing and preparing materials for the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Lugano in 2022 (URC-2022) and in London in 2023 (URC-2023). In addition, KSE Institute experts are members of a group of leading international economists working on recommendations for Ukraine's post-war economic recovery.
In May 2023, KSE launched the KSE Economy Recovery Lab, an open platform for everyone who wants to contribute to Ukraine's recovery by developing their own ideas and supporting like-minded people.
Areas of activity
Following up on URC-2023 in London, the Government of Ukraine, led by the Ministry of Economy, has begun work on the Ukraine Facility—an EU economic support program for Ukraine spanning 2024–2027. The KSE Institute is providing analytical and organizational support for the development of the Ukraine Facility. At the initiative of the Ministry of Economy, the Institute’s team has conducted consultations with businesses, civil society organizations, and associations regarding priority economic development sectors and potential business investment projects; these consultations took place within the framework of the Ministry’s initiative, "The Start of a Continuous Dialogue Between the State and Business."
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Consultations with businesses, civil society organizations, and associations regarding priority sectors and investment projects within the framework of the Ministry of Economy’s initiative, "The Start of a Continuous Dialogue Between the State and Business."
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
Columns and media appearances
20.03.2024. How businesses can raise funds from international financial institutions. Ekonomichna Pravda.
↗26.10.2023. Why a high-quality dialogue between the state and business is important. Ekonomichna Pravda.
↗15.08.2023. Is it worth spending $1 billion to rebuild the Kakhovka HPP? Four economic arguments in favor from KSE Institute analyst Maksym Fedosieienko. Forbes Ukraine.
↗16.01.2023. Poised for the Start: How Ukraine Will Begin Rebuilding Its Devastated Economy. UNIAN.
↗21.11.2022. What the Government is doing and plans to do for Ukraine's reconstruction: top 10 tools. Ukrinform.
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