In March of this year, the IMF approved the thirteenth program for Ukraine since 1992. It is unique in its essence, as it was approved for a country involved in a large-scale war. The program is designed to last for four years and envisages a two-stage approach (wartime and post-war).

In this material, Institute of Analytics and Advocacy have highlighted Ukraine’s key commitments to the IMF for the next 18 months under the aforementioned program. Special attention was also paid to the issue of Ukraine’s debt obligations to the Fund.