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Vodafone Ukraine spent $60 million in first half of 2023 to repair war damage, increase resilience to outages

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff Vodafone Ukraine, the second-largest mobile operator in Ukraine after Kyivstar, increased capital spending in the first half of the year by 75% year-on-year as it repaired damage inflicted in the ongoing war and increased its resilience to power outages and shortages. Capital expenditures rose to

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South Korea increases aid for Ukraine 8-fold in 2024 budget, earmarks $99 million for reconstruction, Yonhap reports

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff The government of South Korea, which has launched a campaign in recent months to support Korean companies seeking to join the Ukraine reconstruction, has earmarked 520 billion won (US$393 million) in its 2024 budget in support for Ukraine, news agency Yonhap reportedTuesday. The allocation,

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South Korean minister to visit Ukraine to help Samsung C&T, Hyundai E&C, other Korean firms win reconstruction deals

South Korean minister to visit Ukraine to help Samsung C&T, Hyundai E&C, other Korean firms win reconstruction deals

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff Won Hee-ryong, South Korea’s minister of land, infrastructure and transport, said he will visit Ukraine in September to help Korean firms expand their presence in the eventual reconstruction of the country, The Korea Times reported. "At first, we will focus on governmental assistance

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Small and medium companies need simpler paperwork and clearer info on financing to help in Ukraine reconstruction, CSIS says

Small and medium companies need simpler paperwork and clearer info on financing to help in Ukraine reconstruction, CSIS says

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Ukraine, who have cut staff by an average of 22% since the Russian invasion, will need better access to international financing if they are to play a significant role in the reconstruction of the country when the fighting stops,

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Ukraine allocates $9.6 million to help energy companies pay interest on loans to repair war-damaged infrastructure

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff The Ukrainian government has allocated 350 million hryvnii ($9.6 million) from the State Budget Reserve Fund to help energy companies in the country pay interest on loans taken out to repair or rebuild energy infrastructure damaged in fighting. “State financial support will be provided

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Reconstruction fund built by BlackRock, JPMorgan, McKinsey for Ukraine to seek $10 billion from large donors

Reconstruction fund built by BlackRock, JPMorgan, McKinsey for Ukraine to seek $10 billion from large donors

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff A reconstruction fund created by major international firms for the government of Ukraine aims to raise $10 billion from governments, multinational organizations and other large donors, then use it to generate at least $50 billion in investments in the country, Ukrainian Deputy Economy Minister Oleksandr

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Foreign contractors should be obliged to create Ukrainian units to join reconstruction tenders, CIPE says

Foreign contractors should be obliged to create Ukrainian units to join reconstruction tenders, CIPE says

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff All foreign companies seeking work on the Ukrainian reconstruction should be obliged to create local companies to ensure a “level playing field” with local firms, the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) said in a new report. The Washington, DC-based think tank, which promotes open

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Ukraine names 2 Nobel Prize winners, 5 other leading economists to new recovery advisory council

Ukraine names 2 Nobel Prize winners, 5 other leading economists to new recovery advisory council

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff The government of Ukraine named Nobel Prize winners Ken Rogoff and Roger Myerson and five other economists to the newly created Economic Policy Advisory Council tasked with advising the Ukrainian Ministry of Economy on economic recovery. The council will “focus on developing recommendations on the

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Veon and Rakuten Symphony agree to rebuild Ukrainian telecoms infrastructure, push Open Ran technology to deliver 5G

Veon and Rakuten Symphony agree to rebuild Ukrainian telecoms infrastructure, push Open Ran technology to deliver 5G

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff Veon, which owns the biggest telecoms firm in Ukraine, has agreed to consider working with Japanese telecoms firm Rakuten Symphony to rebuild and upgrade the Ukrainian infrastructure after the war to push for open radio access networks (ORAN) that can deliver 5G services. “The two

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'Suspicious' companies win early Ukraine reconstruction contracts for war-ravaged Kiev suburb, Transparency International says

'Suspicious' companies win early Ukraine reconstruction contracts for war-ravaged Kiev suburb, Transparency International says

By Ukraine Rebuild News Staff Most of the early contracts in an estimated 1 billion-euro project to rebuild the Kiev suburb of Irpin, the scene of heavy fighting last year, were granted to “suspicious” companies with no open bidding, said Transparency International Ukraine. About 547 contracts have been granted by

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