Events

On January 29 at 16:00, we invite you to the presentation of the new issue of the Monitoring of the Implementation of the IMF Program and EU Macro-Financial Assistance by the #RRR4U consortium. In December, the International Monetary Fund approved the results of the second review of the financing program for Ukraine, noting significant progress […]

Cooperation with international partners is critical for Ukraine today: domestic budget revenues are only enough to finance defence and security. The EU and the IMF are ready to provide funding to the budget, but not just by providing money, but by creating the preconditions for Ukraine's prosperity.

To this end, the loan memoranda include structural benchmarks (IMF) and commitments (EU) - reforms and changes that Ukraine must implement to achieve macroeconomic stability and create the basis for economic growth. That is why the RRR4U consortium is launching regular monitoring of Ukraine's implementation of the benchmarks and commitments.

The Culinary Book of Ukrainian Recovery will be useful both for donors in preparing aid projects and for Ukrainian developers and implementers on the ground. However, this book is primarily intended for those currently engaged in discussions regarding the principles, priorities, and mechanisms of recovery, shaping corresponding policies at the highest level.

Members of the RRR4U consortium attended a reception at the residence of the Permanent Representative of Sweden in cooperation with the Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the Council of Europe

Consortium partners RRR4U conducted a series of advocacy and exploratory meetings in Brussels.

Within the framework of a two day conference “From Resilience to Recovery: Critical Role for Ukrainian Civil Society” Oleksandra Betliy, leading expert of the IER together with her colleagues from DIXI Group, CES and the Institute of Analytics and Advocacy presented Consortium and the Project RRR4U - Resilience, Reconstruction and Relief for Ukraine.