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Private sector could invest $187 billion in Ukraine reconstruction, rough IFC calculations suggest

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Private-sector business can be expected to account for a third of the investment needed to rebuild Ukraine after the war, with a focus on the agriculture, retail and energy sectors, a senior International Finance Corporation (IFC) official said.

"With major reforms in such sectors as infrastructure, the private sector could probably increase its contribution to even more significant levels," said Olena Voloshina, the IFC's chief of operations for Ukraine.

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