While private investment will be key to helping rebuild Ukraine, the call to mobilize investors around the world is about more than just money, says Taras Prodaniuk, partner and head of research at DataDriven.
"Private funders bring more than just capital," Prodaniuk said. "They contribute speed, flexibility, and innovation, often targeting areas and beneficiaries that are underserved by traditional funders. They can act quickly, respond to local needs, and support scalable solutions."
Ukraine's approach to rebuilding war-damaged territories is increasingly centered on housing, social protection, healthcare, and other human needs, diverging from traditional post-conflict recovery models, according to a study by a group of Ukrainian researchers published in the European Journal of Sustainable Development.
Military activity has significantly degraded surface water quality in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, raising concerns that key rivers and canals used for drinking water and irrigation could become unsafe for human consumption, according to new research. A study by a group of Ukrainian scientists found an increase in concentrations
