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The Ministry of Education and Science Has Selected 12 Universities to Create CampeX Campuses of Excellence

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has identified 12 universities that are moving on to the next phase of the CampeX project — the preparation and implementation of investment projects to create campuses of excellence. The initiative is being implemented in partnership with the World Bank as part of the UIHERP project, “Improving Higher Education in Ukraine for Results.”

Svitlana Bondarenko 2 min read
Events

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.

Svitlana Bondarenko 2 min read
Reconstruction

Water supply systems for nearly 30,000 residents are nearing completion in the Dnipropetrovsk region

In the southern part of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, the construction of new water supply and wastewater systems is entering its final stage. Once the facilities are put into operation, nearly 30,000 residents of 49 communities — who lost a reliable water source following the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant in 2023 — will receive a stable water supply.

Yulia Bondarenko 1 min read
Reconstruction

The Ministry of Energy Proposes Transferring the Property of Liquidated Mines to Local Communities to Attract Investors

The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has prepared a draft law that would allow the transfer, free of charge, of the surface property of coal and uranium mines currently in the process of liquidation from state to municipal ownership. The initiative aims to create conditions for attracting businesses and transforming former mines into new industrial sites.

Yulia Bondarenko 1 min read