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The donor's plight: How Norad navigates the shifting realities of Ukraine's reconstruction
A donor can find the money, buy the equipment and arrange for its installation. Then, just as the work is about to begin, the installation crew can be called away to fight a war. "And then when you thought you had people in place to install, they are suddenly
The donor's plight: How Norad navigates the shifting realities of Ukraine's reconstruction
A donor can find the money, buy the equipment and arrange for its installation. Then, just as the work is about to begin, the installation crew can be called away to fight a war. "And then when you thought you had people in place to install, they are suddenly
5 tips for investors in Ukraine's reconstruction, from the commercial director of DELTA Ukraine
For foreign companies considering investing in Ukraine, Dmytro Omelchuk has one piece of advice that runs through almost everything else he says: start preparing well before the reconstruction boom takes off. Omelchuk is commercial director of DELTA Ukraine, part of Austria-headquartered DELTA Group. DELTA Ukraine’s portfolio spans more
7 tips to keep up staff morale and output amid war, from JYSK Ukraine HR Manager Olena Marinko
For more than three years, Ukraine has survived a full-scale war with Russia that has killed hundreds of thousands, as well as the flight of more than 6 million people, mostly women and children, in a mass refugee crisis, and a military draft. Through crisis after crisis, even as
5 construction tips for investors who want to help rebuild Ukraine, from the US head of a Kyiv engineering firm
American Dan Aspleaf does not promise easy wins in Ukraine for foreign investors looking to actually build something. He knows the work can be messy, the boundaries unclear, and the bureaucracy infuriating. He also knows that, with forethought and good advice, companies looking to join the reconstruction of Ukraine can
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Exclusive: IFC plans €50 million pilot for Ukraine PPP facility; Lviv's Unbroken first under consideration
The International Finance Corporation plans to launch a €50 million donor-funded program as a pilot for its proposed Viability Gap Facility meant to make certain Ukrainian infrastructure public-private partnerships more commercially viable, a senior IFC official said. The pilot is expected to cover two or three projects, with