**1. Background**

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left a devastating impact on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Many Ukrainian homes, businesses, hospitals, and schools are now without electricity, heat, and hot water. Meanwhile, Ukrainian energy companies are grappling with the challenges of repairing the damaged energy infrastructure.

The reconstruction requirements for Ukraine’s energy and extractive sectors have already surpassed SEK 470 billion, as revealed by joint assessments from the Government of Ukraine, World Bank Group, European Commission, and United Nations (RDNA2). This situation opens substantial opportunities for international businesses to contribute to the upcoming reconstruction efforts. Considering the diverse possibilities in this evolving scenario, Swedish energy companies can play a pivotal role in Ukraine’s recovery, facilitating a seamless transition towards a greener and more sustainable economy.

The renewed presence of Business Sweden in Ukraine is aimed at fostering collaboration between Swedish and Ukrainian actors in the energy sector to support Ukraine’s reconstruction. Through a partnership between BuS Ukraine and the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, the webinar "Rebuilding Ukraine’s Energy Sector: Opportunities for Swedish Businesses" seeks to underscore the remarkable potential for the Swedish private sector’s involvement in meeting the current needs of Ukraine’s energy system. Additionally, it highlights the significant business opportunities that Ukraine offers in terms of trade and investment for energy companies.

**2. Agenda**

•	11:00 – 11:05 – **Opening Remarks, Mr. German Galushchenko, Minister of Energy, Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.**

•	11:05 – 11:10 – **Opening Remarks, H. E. Mr. Martin Åberg, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden to Ukraine.**

•	11:10 – 11:20 – **Keynote Presentation – Rebuilding Ukraine’s Energy Sector: Opportunities for Swedish Businesses, Mr. Yaroslav Demchenkov, Deputy Minister for European Integration, Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.**

*Despite the current military risks, Ukraine presents an enticing destination for Swedish expertise and green solutions, specifically regarding renewable energy, smart grids, energy storage systems. From localization of energy equipment production to engaging in projects related to the decentralization of Ukraine’s energy system – the country invites Swedish businesses to actively participate in Ukraine’s endeavors.*

•	11:20 – 11:30 – **International Cooperation for Supporting Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure, Ms. Svitlana Grynchuk, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.**

*Collaborative findings from the Government of Ukraine, World Bank Group, European Commission, and United Nations (Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment 2) reveal that Russia's invasion has resulted in over SEK 115 billion in direct damages to Ukraine’s Energy and Extractives sector (as of February 2023). According to the same estimates, rebuilding the damaged and destroyed infrastructure, while transitioning to more energy-efficient and smart solutions, will require over SEK 490 billion. Achieving this goal is contingent on the support of a broad coalition of international donors, and the Ministry of Energy is actively working to ensure the effective utilization of existing platforms to address Ukraine’s critical energy needs.*

•	11:30 – 11:40 – **Ukraine Energy Support Fund: Procurement of Critical Energy Equipment for Ukraine, Mr. Eric Gagnon, Procurement Director, Ukraine Energy Support Fund.**

*Ukraine Energy Support Fund effectively channels substantial international support to reconstruct Ukraine’s essential energy infrastructure. It addresses donors’ requirements for a transparent mechanism to fund urgently needed equipment, fuels, and services for Ukrainian energy companies.*

•	11:40 – 11:50 – **Investment Projects in Ukraine’s Energy Sector, Mr. Oleksii Lukashuk, Director for Foreign Economic Activity and Partnerships Development, Naftogaz Group.**

*Naftogaz stands as Ukraine’s largest, state-owned, vertically integrated oil and gas company. Operating across a broad spectrum of sectors, Naftogaz has strategically chosen to press ahead with the implementation of its green energy projects even during wartime, presenting collaboration opportunities for international businesses.*

•	11:50 – 12:00 – **Investment Incentives in Ukraine, Mr. Vyacheslav Ovechkin, Director of the Investment Department, Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.**

*To encourage private sector involvement in Ukraine’s reconstruction, the Ukrainian government has focused on strengthening the country’s investment incentives legislation. In addition to the current support mechanisms, a recently enacted law introduces augmented tax, customs, infrastructure, and other incentives for private companies engaged in investment projects exceeding SEK 130 million across various industries in Ukraine, including the manufacturing of energy equipment.*

•	12:00 – 12:10 – **War Risk Insurance and Financing Opportunities for Investment Projects in Ukraine, Mr. Olexandr Gryban, Investment Team Lead, Advantage Ukraine.** 

*In an effort to expedite trade and investments with Ukraine, international finance providers are exploring ways to "unlock" additional sources of financing for private sector companies interested in investing and conducting business in Ukraine. With the goal of assisting businesses in mitigating risks in their operations in Ukraine, entities such as MIGA (World Bank Group) and the US Development Finance Corporation have already committed to offering war risk insurance for new investment projects in the country.*

•	12:10 – 12:20 – **Investment Projects in Ukraine’s Energy Sector, Mr. Oleksiy Povolotskiy, Corporate Governance and Compliance Director, DTEK Group.**

*DTEK, a major commercial energy company in Ukraine, operates in various sectors, including electricity generation (wind, solar, thermal), distribution and supply. The company serves as the primary energy distributor and power networks operator in five Ukrainian regions, catering to over 5.6 million customers. While navigating the challenges posed by Russian attacks, the company is simultaneously forging ahead with new investment projects in wind-based electricity generation and storage, actively seeking both equity and debt partners.*

•	12:20 – 12:30 – **Q&A session**

Moderator: Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Country Manager Ukraine, Business Sweden

**If you are interested in accessing a dedicated folder containing the webinar recordings and presentation materials, please do not hesitate to let us know at yevhenii.shakotko@business-sweden.se.**

Rebuilding Ukraine’s Energy Sector: Opportunities for Swedish Businesses

**Agenda**

- Introduction by Business Sweden Ukraine (5 min)
- State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving of Ukraine (10 min)
- Presentation by Swedfund on projects in Ukraine (10 min): 1) overview of Swedfund's current projects (with a focus on our water and wastewater projects, as well as on district heating), 2) upcoming work to identify new projects
- Presentation of Capacity Building Program "Rethinking Cities in Ukraine“ by Ragnar Lund, Director / Initiator of the Program (10 min)
- Brief summary from each company regarding current work in Ukraine and interest in new projects in Ukraine (3-5 min)
- Discussion (remaining time)


Opportunities in Ukraine's Municipal Sector 


Despite the ongoing war, the world is actively discussing the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. The largest financial institutions, governments of many countries, and private companies are discussing and implementing possible solutions to help Rebuild Ukraine and give private businesses the opportunity to join the process. 

The event "Exploring Business Opportunities in Ukraine for Swedish Companies" with representatives of the European Business Association, BDO in Ukraine, Swedish-Ukraine Chamber of Commerce, Swedfund, Swedish Export Agency (EKN) and other organizations is aimed at explaining opportunities for exporting goods/services to Ukraine, starting a business, and investing in Ukraine.

Registration via the [link](https://www.bdo.ua/en-gb/events-1/exploring-business-opportunities-in-ukraine-for-swedish-companies])

Date: April 25 (Thu)
Time: 9:30 – 12:30 CET
Format: Online on Teams 
Who should attend:
This event is ideal for business executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone interested in understanding the business potential in Ukraine. 

Event topics:
- The current situation in Ukraine: an overview 
- An analysis of business sentiments in Ukraine 
- Exploring the Ukrainian tech landscape: a brief overview 
- Business opportunities for Swedish companies in Ukraine 
- Presentation from Swedfund - Pending confirmation
- Presentation from Swedish Export Agency (EKN) — Pending confirmation
- Overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities — experience of Swedish company
- Doing business in Ukraine and role of a local partner in facilitating Swedish-Ukrainian business collaborations 
- A foreigner’s guide to Ukraine: safe travel, accommodation, and insurance essentials 


Speakers:
Vira Savchenko, CEO of BDO in Ukraine
Andrii Borenkov, Head of Advisory at BDO in Ukraine
Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director of the European Business Association, CEO & Co-founder of the Global Business for Ukraine
Andrii Zablovskyi, Member of the Board of Directors of Swedish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce
Victor Nevmerzhitsky, Tax Partner at BDO in Ukraine
Vitaliy Strukov, Corporate Finance Partner at BDO in Ukraine
Liudmyla Lemrini, CEO of Swedish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce 
Speaker from Swedfund (Pending confirmation)
Speaker from EKN (Pending confirmation)





Exploring Business Opportunities in Ukraine for Swedish Companies

The International Exhibition & Conference "Rebuild Ukraine: Health & Rehabilitation," held in Warsaw, Poland on June 24-25, 2024, provides a unique platform to showcase offerings, connect with Ukrainian and international firms, and establish concrete business agreements. 

A Swedish pavilion dedicated to healthcare, medical technology, and rehabilitation is being organized, providing a venue for Swedish companies, authorities, and other relevant organizations to demonstrate Sweden's capabilities in these areas. 

Following the success of the Swedish pavilion at "ReBuild Ukraine Powered by Energy" in November 2023, interested participants are invited to register their interest at **https://www.nyteknik.se/rebuildukraine** or contact Mr. Peter Davidson, the responsible project manager, at **peter.davidson@foreversustainable.se** or **+46 73 708 1501**.

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**Swecare and the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv invite you to this webinar, aiming to give a better understanding of the needs and priorities for the reconstruction and recovery of healthcare in Ukraine.**
 
Since February 2022, Ukraine's health sector has endured substantial destruction, with heavy effects on healthcare infrastructure and delivery. According to World Bank estimations, approximately $1.4 billion in damage has been inflicted on health facilities and pharmacies. The country’s medical system total loss from the war amounts to approx. $17.8 billion. This damage is significantly impacting the population's health due to forgone care and heightened public health threats. Over the next decade, Ukraine will need $14.2 billion for reconstruction and recovery of healthcare.
 
According to a joint assessment of the Government of Ukraine, World Bank, EU and UN, the immediate priorities for 2024 are strengthening primary and secondary health care including equipment, construction and repairs to health facilities, investments in mental health services and rehabilitation, amounting to an urgent need of $872.6 million.
 
While the war is ongoing, the Government of Ukraine is leading recovery and reconstruction efforts in healthcare. In order to understand these efforts better, Swecare and the Embassy of Sweden in Ukraine invite you to a meeting with Ukrainian key decision makers in the area of healthcare 
•	Ukrainian Ministry of Health and the Office of Health System Recovery mobilizing appropriate financial resources and ensuring the involvement of international partners in the recovery process
 
•	State-owned enterprise “Medical procurements of Ukraine” – a special entity responsible for public procurements of medical equipment and materials.

 	

**Information and registration**

- **Date:** April 26, 2024
- **Time:** 09:00-10.00 CET
- **Format:** webinar, link will be sent a few days prior
- **Reigstration deadline:** April 23, 2024

For more information, email: mikaela.annerling@swecare.se or anna.riby@swecare.se		 

[**Registration**](https://app.emarketeer.com/ext/form/survey.php?m=382858a9ae6df80d742ff191a449f7ae8bc61f4&sessid=3032e827cad366d0cc9da21c8bbe0507f0f6bf7c62fb1cc4dd47dd28286d7655c6ac&page=0)
	
	



Presentation by the Ministry of Health on the Needs and Priorities for Ukraine's Healthcare

#### Träffa ukrainska IT-företag på Stockholm Tech Show

Ukraina är en global spelare inom IT-sektorn. Tio noggrant utvalda ukrainska företag med spetskompetens inom bland annat AI, logistik, cybersäkerhet och molnbaserad utveckling ställer ut på Stockholm Tech Show. 

Kom och träffa dem mellan 22-23 maj i montern L34! 

Den 21 maj (kl. 17.30 – 20.00) kan du mingla med företagen på närverkseventet ”Hur bygger vi vår innovationsfabrik”. Mer information och anmälan [här](https://lu.ma/innovatonsfabrik?tk=wCScPt). 

Företagen har lång erfarenhet av innovation och partnerskap med IT-företag från bl. a. USA, UK och Tyskland och i vissa fall även Sverige. 

Ukrainska företag som du kan träffa på Stockholm Tech Show: [Integrity Vision](https://integrity-vision.com/), [STFALCON](https://stfalcon.com/), [Geniusee](https://geniusee.com/), [InDevLab](https://indevlab.com/), [SoloWay Technologies](https://soloway.tech/), [Gart Solutions](https://gartsolutions.com/), [CIGen](https://cigen.xyz/), [Partnerway](https://www.partner-way.com/), [uTrigg](https://utrigg.com/), [WE/AR Studio](https://wear-studio.com/).

Denna aktivitet är en del av ett långsiktigt stöd för Ukrainas IT-sektor som drivs av Open Trade Gate Sweden på Kommerskollegium i partnerskap med Entrepreneuship and Export Promotion Office från Ukraina. Företagen som är en del av programmet får utbildning i, bland annat, svensk företagskultur, coachning med svenska experter och kunskaper om tech-sektorn i Sverige.

Nyfiken att höra mer om stödet eller ukrainska företagen? Kontakta Anamaria Deliu på Kommerskollegium (anamaria.deliu@kommerskollegium.se).


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Having re-established its on-the-ground presence in Kyiv in October 2023, the Business Sweden team is pleased to launch the "Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for Swedish Private Sector" webinar series for Swedish companies seeking ways to contribute their solutions and expertise to Ukraine’s recovery and renewal journey.

With robust support from the international community and Ukraine’s willingness to cooperate, the upcoming reconstruction efforts present significant opportunities for international businesses. As we explore the diverse possibilities in this evolving landscape, Sweden’s crucial role in Ukraine’s resurgence becomes evident, facilitating a smooth transition toward a green, digital, and inclusive economy.

Through this webinar series, Business Sweden aims to provide Swedish private sector with current information on Ukraine’s economic situation and prospects, ongoing procurement opportunities, investment frameworks, and practical aspects of conducting business with Ukraine in these challenging times.

Our first webinar in the series "Business Resilience in Ukraine: Navigating Challenges of War, Insights for 2024" will be moderated by Mr. Yevhenii Shakotko, Project Manager Ukraine, Business Sweden. 

**Agenda:**

10:00 – 10:10 – **Is There Business to be Made Before the War is Over? Business Sweden’s Perspective**, Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden
 
10:10 – 10:15 – **Business Sweden Assistance for Swedish Companies Expanding Internationally**, Ms. Carin Skoglar, Head of Trade & Invest Facilitation, Business Sweden
 
10:15 – 10:25 – **Ukraine Recovery Outlook 2024: Challenges and Opportunities for International Companies**, Mr. Kyrylo Kryvolap, Adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Executive Director, Center for Economic Recovery 
 
10:25 – 10:35 – **Ukraine Security Outlook 2024: War’s Impact on Daily Business Operations**, Mr. Florian Otto, Principal, Control Risks
 
10:35 – 10:45 – **Doing Business During Wartime: Company Case Presentation**, Mr. Håkan Jyde, Managing Director, Scania Ukraine 
 
10:45 – 11:00 – Q&A

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**The Ministry for Foreign Affairs (the Department of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, UD-EC), Business Sweden, and the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv are teaming up to organize a business-oriented seminar on the procurement of international financial institutions in Kyiv, Ukraine. The event is scheduled to take place at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Malmtorgsgatan 3, on June 13, 2024 (Venue: Bankhallen)**.

Learn more and register via the [link](https://invitepeople.com/events/bcf1b22583).

A significant portion of the world’s financial support for Ukraine flows through international financial institutions (IFIs), which procure goods and services according to Ukraine’s needs, interests, and demand. Consequently, the involvement and participation of Swedish companies in supporting Ukraine partly hinge on understanding how these institutions operate and how companies can engage in their international tender procedures.

We anticipate a strong interest among Swedish companies in gaining insights into IFIs' operations and procurement processes in Ukraine. To facilitate this, we have invited the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the World Bank (WB), and the state-owned Ukrainian procurement agency Prozorro to present their respective tendering processes and engage in direct dialogue with companies in a workshop format.

**DRAFT PROGRAM**
The program is currently being developed in consultation with the IFIs EIB, EBRD, WB, and Prozorro. The draft program provided below is an initial outline.

**Business Seminar on Ukraine: Business Opportunities and Procurement Procedures at International Financial Institutions in Ukraine**

**Venue:** Bankhallen, Malmtorgsgatan 3, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Stockholm

**Time:** 08:15-18:00 on June 13, 2024

08:15-08:55 **Registration**

08:55-09:00 **Welcome** (5 min)

**Moderators:**

- **Staffan Eklöf**, Department of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, MFA
- **Åsa Andrea**, Department for Trade Promotion, Nation Branding and CSR, MFA
- **Andreas Giallourakis**, Sweden's Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden
- **John Runeson**, First Secretary, Embassy of Sweden in Ukraine

09:00-09:10 **Team Sweden for Ukraine** (10 min)
- **Johan Forssell**, Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

09:10-10:40 **Exploring Prozorro Procurement and Opportunities** (90 min)
- **Mykola Tkachenko**, Director, Prozorro
- Q&A

10.40-11.00 **Coffee Break** (20 min)

11:00-12:15 **Understanding World Bank Procurement and Opportunities** (75 min)
- **Anjani Kumar**, Senior Procurement Specialist, Procurement Team Leader for Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus, World Bank
- Q&A

12:15-13:15 **Lunch Break** (60 min)

13:15-14:30 **Insights into EBRD Procurement in Ukraine: Approach and Opportunities** (75 min)
- **Nourilya Moldakhmatova**, Associate Director, Project Implementation Adviser Procurement Policy and Advisory Department, EBRD
- Q&A

14:30-15:45 **Exploring EIB Procurement and Opportunities** (75 min)
- **Sven Röben**, Head of Ukraine Team, EIB 
- Q&A

15.45-16.00 **Sharing Experiences and Best Practices among Swedish Companies** (30 min)
- **Katazina Andrukonyte**, IFIs Cooperation and Projects Lead, Afry
- **Åsa Gunnarsson**, Senior Advisor Project & Export Finance, Siemens Energy

16.00-18.00 **Workshop session involving all four agencies at different tables; company representatives to rotate** (120 min)

Coffee served throughout





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Business Opportunities and Procurement Procedures at International Financial Institutions in Ukraine

Having re-established its on-the-ground presence in Kyiv in October 2023, the Business Sweden team is pleased to launch the "Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for Swedish Private Sector" webinar series for Swedish companies seeking ways to contribute their solutions and expertise to Ukraine’s recovery and renewal journey.

With robust support from the international community and Ukraine’s willingness to cooperate, the upcoming reconstruction efforts present significant opportunities for international businesses. As we explore the diverse possibilities in this evolving landscape, Sweden’s crucial role in Ukraine’s resurgence becomes evident, facilitating a smooth transition toward a green, digital, and inclusive economy.

Through this webinar series, Business Sweden aims to provide Swedish private sector with current information on Ukraine’s economic situation and prospects, ongoing procurement opportunities, investment frameworks, and practical aspects of conducting business with Ukraine in these challenging times.

Our fourth and final webinar in the series "Ukraine as a Trade Destination: Navigating Logistics, Finance, and Customs" will be moderated by Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden.

Agenda: 

10:00 – 10:10 – **Doing Business with Ukraine: Key Insights into Trade and Commercial Matters**, Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden  
 
10:10 – 10:30 – **Exporting from Sweden: Insights into Customs, Logistics and Finance**, Ms. Helena Kohlström Ziegel, Trade Advisor, Ms. Maria Lundberg, Senior Trade Advisor, and Ms. Elin Hagberg, Trade Advisor, Trade & Invest Facilitation, Business Sweden
 
10:30 – 10:40 – **EKN’s Special Export Credit Guarantee for Ukraine Explained**, Mr. Johan Dahl, Country Analyst, EKN
 
10:40 – 10:50 – **Sourcing Services of the Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office of Ukraine (EEPO)**, Ms. Olga Gvozdyova, Advisor, EEPO
 
10:50 – 11:00 – **Sourcing from Ukraine During Wartime: Company Case Presentation**, Mr. Jon Svärdhagen, Partner, Rekyl 
 
11:00 – 11:05 – Q&A


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Having re-established its on-the-ground presence in Kyiv in October 2023, the Business Sweden team is pleased to launch the "Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for Swedish Private Sector" webinar series for Swedish companies seeking ways to contribute their solutions and expertise to Ukraine’s recovery and renewal journey.

With robust support from the international community and Ukraine’s willingness to cooperate, the upcoming reconstruction efforts present significant opportunities for international businesses. As we explore the diverse possibilities in this evolving landscape, Sweden’s crucial role in Ukraine’s resurgence becomes evident, facilitating a smooth transition toward a green, digital, and inclusive economy.

Through this webinar series, Business Sweden aims to provide Swedish private sector with current information on Ukraine’s economic situation and prospects, ongoing procurement opportunities, investment frameworks, and practical aspects of conducting business with Ukraine in these challenging times.

Our third webinar in the series "Establishing and Operating a Business in Ukraine: Practical Guidance" will be moderated by Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden. 

Agenda: 

10:05 – 10:15 – **Overview of Ukraine’s Legal Landscape, Key Business Entity Types and Anti-Corruption Frameworks**, Mr. Yevhenii Shakotko, Project Manager Ukraine, Business Sweden

10:15 – 10:25 – **Taxation in Ukraine: Essential Insights for International Businesses**, Ms. Oksana Shvets, Chief Policy Officer (Tax & Customs Issues), American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine

10:25 – 10:35 – **Best Practices for Hiring and Employment Compliance**, Ms. Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director, European Business Association in Ukraine

10:35 – 10:45 – **Finding Partners in Foreign Markets: Strategies for Success and Avoiding Pitfalls**, Mr. Erik Friberg, Market Area Director Central Eastern Europe, Business Sweden 

10:45 – 11:00 – Q&A



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Having re-established its on-the-ground presence in Kyiv in October 2023, the Business Sweden team is pleased to launch the "Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for Swedish Private Sector" webinar series for Swedish companies seeking ways to contribute their solutions and expertise to Ukraine’s recovery and renewal journey.

With robust support from the international community and Ukraine’s willingness to cooperate, the upcoming reconstruction efforts present significant opportunities for international businesses. As we explore the diverse possibilities in this evolving landscape, Sweden’s crucial role in Ukraine’s resurgence becomes evident, facilitating a smooth transition toward a green, digital, and inclusive economy.

Through this webinar series, Business Sweden aims to provide Swedish private sector with current information on Ukraine’s economic situation and prospects, ongoing procurement opportunities, investment frameworks, and practical aspects of conducting business with Ukraine in these challenging times.

Our second webinar in the series "Procurement Opportunities in Ukraine’s Reconstruction: Leveraging Swedish Technologies and Solutions" will be moderated by Mr. Yevhenii Shakotko, Project Manager Ukraine, Business Sweden. 

Agenda: 

10:00 – 10:10 – **Overview of Ukraine’s Recovery Needs and International Support Mechanisms**, Mr. Andreas Giallourakis, Trade Commissioner to Ukraine, Business Sweden
 
10:10 – 10:20 – **EBRD’s Support to Ukraine: Overview of Programs and Procurement Practices**, Ms. Nourilya Moldakhmatova, Associate Director, Project Implementation Adviser (Lead for Ukraine), Procurement Policy and Advisory Department, EBRD
 
10:20 – 10:30 – **World Bank Group’s Support to Ukraine: Overview of Programs and Procurement Practices**, Mr. Dmytro Donets, Procurement Specialist, World Bank 
 
10:30 – 10:40 – **Sida’s Work in Ukraine: Overview of Programs**, Ms. Carolina von Schantz, Senior Programme Manager, and Mr. Roman Ilto, National Program Coordinator for Energy and Environment, Sida
 
10:40 – 10:50 – **Ukrainian Public Procurement Opportunities for International Suppliers: Prozorro Platform Overview**, Ms. Liliya Kulyk, Head of the Public Procurement Development Department, State Enterprise "Prozorro" 
 
10:50 – 11:00 – Q&A

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