October shelling of port infrastructure has caused tens of millions in damages, but Ukrine’s ports have still exceeded last year’s cargo transshipment figure by 29%. As a result of Russian shelling in October, Ukraine’s port infrastructure sustained $30-40M in damages, Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy Taras Vysotskyi said. As well, the agricultural sector&... #agroexportukraine #DroneAttackOnUkraine #PortInfrastructureUkraine #TarasVysotskyi #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
The G7+ leaders adopt a declaration on the rebuilding of Ukraine. The leaders of the G7 and more than 30 partner countries, as well as the EU, adopted a Joint Declaration to support Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction, providing further military, economic, a... #G7 #ReparationsForUkraine #RussianAssetsProfits #SupportUkraine #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
What international practices should Ukraine borrow for its reconstruction? Although Ukraine’s actual war losses are twice as high as those of some other countries following military conflicts and global cataclysms in recent decades, it can effectively use these countri... #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
Ukraine’s allies should introduce a duty on imported Russian goods to compensate Ukraine for war damages. Partner countries should introduce a special duty on the import of Russian or Russian-related oil and other products and transfer the money to a compensation fund for damages caused to Ukraine, accord... #CompensationForUkraine #ReparationsForUkraine #RussianAssetsConfiscation #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages #WarLosses
The reconstruction of Kharkiv will cost $10B, and the city needs the help of international partners. According to Kharkiv mayor Igor Terekhov, rebuilding everything Russia has destroyed since the start of the war will require over $10B. The occupiers have almost completely destroyed the city’s commun... #IgorTerekhov #Kharkiv #KharkivReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
A Ukrainian company plans to raise $8M to construct a processing plant for demolition waste. Agroholding KSG Agro has developed a project to construct a new plant for sorting, processing, and disposing of the consequences of destruction in the Kherson region. The planned implementation period... #ConstructionMaterialsUkraine #KSGAgro #UkraineWarDamages #WasteProcessingPlant
Due to the war, the amount of land suitable for agriculture has decreased by 26%. According to a KSE study, 10.5 million hectares of agricultural land has been affected by the Russian invasion in 2022, and the area of land that can be used for agriculture in 2024 is 32.92 million h... #AgroLand #AgroLossesUkraine #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
Damage to Ukraine’s infrastructure from Russian aggression has reached $155B. The amount of direct damage caused to Ukraine’s infrastructure during the war reached $154.9B as of January. According to KSE analysis, the amount also considers the damage caused by the explosi... #KakhovkaHPP #RussainAgressor #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine #WarLosses
Western analysts calculate the procedure and cost of rebuilding Ukraine after the war. Vast regions of war-torn and occupied territories will require significant demining, The Hill notes, which will include clearing farmland, fields, and neighborhoods of deadly bombs, roadblocks, and la... #DeminingUkraine #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine #worldbank
The frozen assets belonging to the Russian Federation will cover 80% of Ukraine’s reconstruction needs. Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba said that Ukraine will definitely receive money for post-war reconstruction from frozen Russian Federation assets. The minister hopes these funds will arrive ... #DmytroKuleba #EnvironmentalDamage #ReparationsForUkraine #RussianAssetsConfiscation #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages
Ukrainians cite war, corruption, and housing destruction as their most significant problems and are wary of corruption in future reconstruction. Most Ukrainians currently consider the three main problems to be the war (96%), corruption (88%), and the destruction of infrastructure and housing (82%). In November, compared to March, fears of war ... #CorruptionUkraine #SociologicalSurvey #UkraineWarDamages
Builders reveal market trends in Ukraine during the war. As reported by the engineering and construction company Rauta, the total losses in the industry amount to more than $150B, with the largest losses suffered by the housing sphere, including stock ($56B... #ConstructionUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages
Ukraine’s third damage assessment will determine 2024’s investment priorities for recovery. The UN, in cooperation with the government of Ukraine, the World Bank, and the EU, has initiated the third rapid assessment of the damage done to and needs of Ukraine, which will determine investment ... #DamagesRegisterUkraine #DenysShmyhal #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
The third rapid assessment of damage from the Russian invasion and needs for recovery has started in Ukraine. Ukraine, together with the World Bank, the European Commission, the UN, and other partners has started joint work on the assessment of RDNA3. It will reflect the consequences of the Russian invasion f... #GevorgSargsyan #OleksandrKubrakov #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages
Ukraine and the UN estimate the Kakhovka HPP damage at $14B. The Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) report on the Kakhovka Dam Disaster estimates $2.79B in direct damage to infrastructure and assets and over $11B in total losses. It is emphasized that the lo... #KakhovkaHPP #KakhovkaReservoir #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
Almost 40 countries and partner organizations will allocate $250M for demining equipment. “This is a result of solidarity between the US, Japan, the EU, Croatia, Great Britain, the Scandinavian countries, the Baltic countries, and all others who help Ukraine to demine the land from R... #DeminingEquipment #DeminingUkraine #DenysShmyhal #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
The damage to Ukraine’s infrastructure from the war has exceeded $150B. The amount of direct damage caused to Ukraine’s infrastructure due to the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation is estimated at $150.5B, of which $55.9B represents housing loss, reported... #InfrastructureLosses #infrastructureUkraine #KakhovkaHPP #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
Russia has damaged the grain initiative infrastructure: 60,000 tons of grain was destroyed, and recovery will take at least a year. During the attack on the Odesa region that took place on July 19, Russian missiles hit a grain and oil terminal, damaging tanks and loading equipment in the ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk. The grain i... #ChornomorskSeaPort #MissileAttackOnUkraine #OdesaSeaport #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
One day of war costs Ukraine €102M in environmental damage, and the total amount has reached €51B. These estimates were shared by the Minister of Environmental Protection of Ukraine, Ruslan Strilets. He clarified that this amount does not include the damage from the Kakhovka HPP disaster. According... #EnvironmentalPollution #KakhovkaHPP #RuslanStrelets #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
Ukraine’s Register of Losses from Russian Aggression will begin operating in August. As the Ministry of Justice explained, the agreement signed in Reykjavík imposes certain obligations on the signatory countries. Currently, work is underway to create management bodies consisting of a ... #CompensationForUkraine #ReparationsForUkraine #ReykjavíkSummit #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
The West and Ukraine have recalculated the recovery needs to $411B. The World Bank, the European Commission, the UN, and the government of Ukraine revised the assessment of Ukraine’s needs for post-war recovery. Now it is $411B, up from $349B, or more than twice... #ReconstructionUkraine #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
The Hague will create a register of Ukraine’s losses from Russian aggression. The Government of the Netherlands has agreed to Ukraine’s proposal to create a new international organization in The Hague – the Register of Damages Caused by Russian Aggression to Ukraine... #HagueCort #ReparationsForUkraine #UkraineWarDamages
UAH 35.5B from the Elimination of the Consequences of Armed Aggression fund will be spent on restoring the country. As reported by the government, the funds will be directed to the following main areas: construction of public buildings, structures for civil protection, construction, reconstruction, an overhaul of c... #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages
War damage to Ukraine’s economy has already reached $700B. According to Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, it is planned to conduct another identification of Ukraine’s needs for the fastest possible recovery together with the World Bank. Shmyhal added that t... #DenysShmyhal #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
Losses from the destruction of Ukraine’s largest poultry farm are estimated at $330M. Agro-holding Avangard, which owns the largest poultry farm in Ukraine, Chornobaivska, announced that Russian occupiers looted the property and removed the most valuable elements. The company reported ... #AgroHoldingAvangard #PoultryFarmUkraine #UkraineWarDamages
Ukraine’s losses from destroyed housing, business, and infrastructure amount to half of the GDP. The National Bank of Ukraine estimates Ukraine’s losses from destroyed housing, business, and infrastructure due to Russian aggression at 50% of 2021’s GDP, or $100B. In addition, this figure i... #UkraineDamages #UkraineWarDamages #WarDamages #WarLosses
The war between Russia and Ukraine will weaken eurozone economic growth and exacerbate inflation. Russian military aggression in Ukraine will affect economic activity and inflation in the eurozone by raising energy and commodity prices, undermining international trade, and weakening confidence, E... #UkraineWarDamages #WarinUkraine
