Ukraine Recovery Cookbook: principles and examples
Events
| 4 May 2023
The Consortium of Ukrainian analytical centres RRR4U (Resilience, Reconstruction and Relief for Ukraine) invites you to the presentation of the Ukraine Recovery Cookbook. This document outlines the country’s reconstruction principles, shared by Ukrainian society, donors, and implementers.
You can access the document via the link.
The event will occur on May 10 at 3PM (CEST) on the Zoom platform. Simultaneous English translation will be available. To participate, please register below.
The consortium experts propose a new perspective on the reconstruction of Ukraine: efficient reconstruction, like a good restaurant, requires a capable team, transparency, quality products, clear standards, and the involvement of all participants.
To develop effective and speedy solutions, decisions must be made “on the fly,” guided by a set of universal principles, as any “ironclad” roadmap risks becoming outdated quickly.
At the event, the consortium experts will outline these decisions and provide examples of their application to specific sectors (energy) as “recipes” for Ukraine’s recovery, comprising a set of universal ingredients.
Event schedule:
3:00-3:05 Welcome speech, Maria Repko, Deputy Director of the Center for Economic Strategy
3:05-3:40 Presentation of the Ukraine Recovery Cookbook and discussion, participants:
- Oleksandra Betliy, Senior Expert at the Institute for Economic Research and Political Consultations;
- Roman Nitzovich, Research Director of the analytical centre DiXi Group;
- Yuriy Romashko, Executive Director of the Institute for Analytics and Advocacy.
3:40-4:10 Question and answer session.
The RRR4U (Resilience, Reconstruction and Relief for Ukraine) consortium is a partnership of four Ukrainian civil society organizations with financial support from the Open Society Foundations and the International Renaissance Foundation.
The consortium members are the Center for Economic Strategy, the Institute for Economic Research and Political Consultations, the Institute for Analytics and Advocacy, and the DiXi Group.
The Consortium’s initial goal is to promote a fair, green, and human-centred recovery of the Ukrainian economy.
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