Ukraine Facility
Platform

Ukraine Facility
Platform

Strategic Development Facilitator: a space for real solutions to foster Ukraine-EU growth

UAFP was established by two non-governmental organizations —the Center for Human Capital (Ukraine, Kyiv) and the Institute for Global Transformation (EU, Brussels)

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Center 
for Human Capital
(Ukraine, Kyiv)

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Institute 
for Global Transformation
(EU, Brussels)

who we are

UKRAINE FACILITY PLATFORM is an international business and civil society platform that is focused on establishing and supporting an ecosystem uniting key stakeholders (including industries, civil society groups, experts and state officials).

We are aimed to bring structure and provide a forum for stakeholders in their efforts to identify and address hurdles, as well as create a level rule-based playing field in Ukraine.

We are not an another think tank or a project office or an advocacy team.

We are a platform that brings together the best minds and existing experts to think, refine projects, develop and advocate necessary policy.

UAFP WORKS WITH SECTORAL AND CROSS-SECTORAL STRATEGIES DEVELOPMENT AND ADVOCACY

Starting from 2024 we will:

  • Organize standing workgroups & networking
  • Prepare sectoral analytics
  • Conduct regular sectoral & cross-sectoral round tables
  • Set up policy suggestions & briefs
  • Strategize the EU negotiations’ tactics & options
  • Administrate Annual International Economic Growth Forum, 2024, Brussels

6 HIGH PRIORITY SECTORS:

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    Rule of law

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    Human capital

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    Industrial development

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    Energy and climate

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    Digitalization and IT

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    Agriculture and food security

our Strategy

  • Explore opportunities and projects for the development of a multi-sectoral approach aimed at fostering economic growth in Ukraine and the EU.
  • Identify potential and allocated resources and instruments available for Ukraine.

  • Define stumbling blocks that impede investment and economic growth.

  • Specify issues and problems that may arise in the EU accession negotiation process to prepare basis for the subsequent negotiation positions and tactics.

  • Promote and advocate defined projects as well as policies and solutions that enable project implementation.

  • Elaborate sectoral and cross-sectoral strategies for fostering cooperation and integrating Ukrainian businesses into the EU economy.
  • Suggest negotiation positions and tactics in the EU accession process.

  • Develop communication approaches and optimal methods defining the proper tools.
  • Assist with project development with respect to various stakeholder engagement, as well as project promotion.
  • Engage with stakeholders to promote refined and developed win-win solutions that are in line with both interests of Ukraine and the EU and help to address problematic issues that arise in the course of the EU accession process.

stakeholders

International Organizations &IFIs    Business    Local Communities    EU Institutions    Civil Society    State Officials    Investors    Citizens    Associations

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REFINING

  • Business
  • Civil Society
  • Local Communities
  • Associations
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DEVELOPMENT

  • Business
  • Civil Society
  • Local Communities
  • Associations
  • Investors
  • International Organizations & IFIs
  • EU Institutions
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IMPLEMENTATION

  • Business
  • Civil Society
  • Local Communities
  • Associations
  • Investors
  • International Organizations & IFIs
  • EU Institutions
  • Citizens

OUR ACTIVITIES

  • WASHINGTON
  • BRUSSELS
  • LONDON
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    Rule of law

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    Human capital

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    Industrial development

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    Energy and climate

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    Digitalization and IT

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    Agriculture and food security

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Roman Vybranovskyy

Chairman of CHC

“The war has changed Ukraine’s economic landscape, destroying both ineffective infrastructure and oligarchic dominance. We have to build a modern economy that will help win the war and include Ukraine as a part of a resilient Europe. We joined our efforts to provide a mechanism that will use the best available knowledge to use this chance for modernization of the country.”

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Viktor Berezenko

Co-founder of IGT

“The best opportunity to care for the future of Ukraine is now. Ukraine’s economic self-sufficiency should be highlighted by businesses, society, and government through engagement with European stakeholders. UAFP aims to be a key facilitator for transformative, beneficial investments in Ukraine’s economy.”

UAFP PLAN 2024

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Initiation of the next working sub-sectoral groups 

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Round tables in various sectors

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Sectoral surveys that refine opportunity growth

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Advocacy and promotional trips and events(USA, EU, UK, NL, DL, etc.)

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On-going national survey: perception of the reforms based on the analysis of the prejudices around proposed solutions

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Launch of on-going monthly Ukraine-EU Growth Digest together with new media platforms

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Report with the pre-feasibility study of specific projects

1

Administrate Annual International Economic Growth Forum, 2024, Brussels

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Policy sectoral recommendations