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Swedwatch gets grant to work on responsible business practices in Ukraine amid reconstruction

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Swedwatch, the Swedish non-profit research organization monitoring the impact of companies on the environment and human rights, said it has been granted SEK 1.7 million ($167,300) by the Swedish Institute to work on two projects in Ukraine over the next two years.

One project aims to assess risks and incorporate responsible business practices into Ukraine's reconstruction, focusing on key sectors including agriculture and food production, construction, transport and logistics, IT and digitalization, critical raw materials, and energy.

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