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RE:UKRAINE №2 · 2026
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RSSUkraine Is Preparing New Rules for Royalty Payments
Ukraine is preparing new rules for the collective management of copyrights. The focus is on transparent rates, government oversight, and timely payments to rights holders.
Partners Have Delivered 4,807 Units of Power Equipment to Ukraine
Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine has received 4,807 units of energy equipment. A total of 711 humanitarian shipments weighing 7,300 metric tons have already been sent to the regions.
Ukraine Receives €1.24 Billion from the EU for Drones and Missiles
Ukraine has received €1.24 billion from the EU for Ukrainian-made drones, interceptors, ammunition, and missiles. The total amount of defense funding under the program has reached nearly €13 billion.
WIM Generated 11.4 Million UAH for the Budget in One Month
In September, the WIM system generated 11.45 million UAH in revenue for the state budget. A total of 732 citations were issued for violations of size and weight limits.
Issue No. 2
№2: Reconstruction isn't just some date in the future
RE:UKRAINE #2 explores a country rebuilding while the war is still ongoing. This issue looks at the decisions shaping Ukraine’s economic future today — from investment, infrastructure and energy resilience to industrial development, human capital and public-private partnerships. Through interviews, analysis and business stories, we focus on the people, companies and ideas turning resilience into long-term growth — and on the opportunities emerging as Ukraine builds a stronger, more modern and competitive economy.
Reconstruction
All →Ukraine Secures $116.2 Million for Green Energy
The Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Board has approved Ukraine’s $116.2 million investment plan as part of the renewable energy integration program. The funds are planned to be directed toward the development of cross-border power interconnections, renewable energy sources, and energy storage systems.
Sweden Announces a €13.2 Million Call for Proposals for Demining Projects in Ukraine
SIDA has announced a call for proposals for humanitarian demining projects in Ukraine with a budget of over €13.2 million. Applications will be accepted until October 26, 2026.
The Government Has Updated the Rules for Selecting Private Partners for PPP Projects
The government has approved a new procedure for selecting private partners in PPP projects. It details competitive procedures, competitive dialogue, and preliminary market consultations.
Companies
All →The State Agrarian Registry Will Temporarily Suspend Applications for “Critically Important Enterprise” Status for One Week
From October 12 to 18, the State Agrarian Register will temporarily not accept applications from agribusinesses for “critically important” status. After a technical update, applications will be submitted according to new criteria.
Air raid alerts cost Ukraine’s economy about $45 million per hour
Air raid alerts cost the Ukrainian economy about $45 million for every hour that businesses are shut down. In 2026, Russian strikes have already caused approximately $10 billion in damage to fixed assets.
Ukrposhta Has Launched Online Delivery Payment in Its Mobile App
Ukrposhta has launched online payment for delivery in its mobile app. Customers can arrange and pay for shipments from their smartphones, reducing wait times at post offices.
World
All →Partners Have Delivered 4,807 Units of Power Equipment to Ukraine
Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine has received 4,807 units of energy equipment. A total of 711 humanitarian shipments weighing 7,300 metric tons have already been sent to the regions.
Ukraine and Germany Are Expanding Their Economic Partnership
Ukraine and Germany plan to expand cooperation in the areas of investment, joint production, and technology. Priorities include energy, the defense industry, construction materials, and equipment for reconstruction.
The U.S.-Ukraine Fund has approved more than $60 million in investments in the energy sector and critical minerals
The U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Fund has approved over $60 million in investments in the energy sector and critical minerals. The projects are expected to attract up to $850 million in additional capital.
Events
All →Only 14% of the communities surveyed consider themselves fully prepared for prolonged outages this winter — We Build Ukraine
Only 14% of the communities that participated in the We Build Ukraine survey consider themselves fully prepared for prolonged disruptions in electricity, heat, and water supply. The organization presented the survey results during a roundtable discussion titled “Energy Resilience of Ukrainian Communities: Preparedness for Winter 2026–2027.”
Global Outlook 2026: Business Leaders Identify Key Areas for Ukraine’s New Economy
Infrastructure, investment, war risk insurance, capital market development, artificial intelligence, and automation could become some of the key areas driving the transformation of Ukraine’s economy in the coming years. Business and government representatives discussed these issues during Global Outlook 2026, organized by the European Business Association.
New Approaches to the Restoration and Development of Ukraine’s Bridges Discussed in Ivano-Frankivsk
The 6th Petro Koval International Scientific and Practical Conference, “Restoration and Development of Bridges: Challenges, Trends, Innovations,” took place in Ivano-Frankivsk on September 9–11. The event brought together representatives from government, academia, the engineering community, design and construction firms, manufacturers, and international experts.
Economy
All →WIM Generated 11.4 Million UAH for the Budget in One Month
In September, the WIM system generated 11.45 million UAH in revenue for the state budget. A total of 732 citations were issued for violations of size and weight limits.
The EU Is Preparing Restrictions on Ukraine’s Access to Agricultural Subsidies After Accession
The European Commission is considering restricting Ukraine’s access to agricultural subsidies and parts of the EU market after accession. The reason is the scale of Ukraine’s agricultural sector and its potential impact on European producers.
The State Budget Fell Short by 49.5 Billion UAH in the First Nine Months of 2026
Ukraine’s state budget fell short by 49.5 billion UAH over the first nine months of 2026. Of this amount, 32 billion UAH was lost in August–September amid Russian attacks on businesses.
Life
All →Ukraine Is Preparing New Rules for Royalty Payments
Ukraine is preparing new rules for the collective management of copyrights. The focus is on transparent rates, government oversight, and timely payments to rights holders.
The government has approved a new standard for vocational education
The government has approved a new standard for vocational education. At least 40% of the curriculum will consist of practical training, and students will be able to earn up to three professional qualifications.
The First Underground Preschool Opens in Zaporizhzhia
The first underground preschool for 115 children has opened in Zaporizhzhia. The radiation shelter, with an area of over 900 m², is designed to accommodate 140 people.
War
All →Ukraine Receives €1.24 Billion from the EU for Drones and Missiles
Ukraine has received €1.24 billion from the EU for Ukrainian-made drones, interceptors, ammunition, and missiles. The total amount of defense funding under the program has reached nearly €13 billion.
Varkhan for the Ukrainian Armed Forces: Hundreds of Kilograms of Cargo Over Rough Terrain
The Ministry of Defense has approved the Ukrainian ground robot Varkhan for supply to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It carries hundreds of kilograms of cargo, and its off-road range reaches 37 km.
Ukraine Has Proposed to the JEF to Expand Cooperation in the Field of Drones and Countering Air Threats
Ukraine has proposed that JEF countries deepen cooperation in the areas of drones, anti-drone systems, and critical infrastructure protection. Among the formats proposed are “Drone Deal,” “Train with Ukraine,” and “Build with Ukraine.”