Housing: the largest single line
Housing is the biggest item in any damage assessment and the hardest to deliver, because unlike a bridge every unit belongs to somebody with their own…
Housing is the biggest item in any damage assessment and the hardest to deliver, because unlike a bridge every unit belongs to somebody with their own…
In the first months of 2023 the most valuable medical donation to Ukraine was not medicine. It was generators, fuel and the equipment to keep a…
By 2023 the sanctions effort had changed character. The tenth package added measures, but the real work had moved to enforcement: circumvention, third countries, and the…
Output down by roughly a third, half the budget funded from abroad, the energy system under sustained attack, and an economy that nonetheless kept functioning. What…
Millions of people moved within Ukraine, and most of them were housed by ordinary communities rather than by camps. That outcome was not inevitable and is…
A town of thirty thousand that receives eight thousand displaced people has a water system, a school and a clinic sized for thirty thousand. Supporting the…
Three sets of priorities meet in one room: national plans, community proposals and donor preferences. How that meeting is structured determines what gets built.
On 25 January 2023 UNESCO inscribed the historic centre of Odesa on the World Heritage List and simultaneously on the List of World Heritage in Danger…
The deepest contraction in the country's history, and a financial system, a workforce and an export sector that each found a way to keep functioning. The…
Reconstruction money attracts scrutiny, and it should. DREAM is the answer Ukraine built: a single public register where every project is visible from concept through tender…
A greeting for a unity day when the chain could not be formed in the usual way.
Sustained pressure on the electricity system through the winter produced the fastest adoption of distributed generation the country has seen, and turned a temporary response into…
A continuous record of the Ukrainian market, quarter by quarter and year by year: output, currency, trade, sectors and what each period settled.
Growth, inflation, the hryvnia, budgets and the macro-financial programmes that keep Ukraine's economy running.
Foreign trade flows, free trade agreements, customs practice and the practical mechanics of entering the Ukrainian market.
Elections, governments, parliamentary arithmetic and the institutional reforms that shape the business environment.
Gas, electricity, transit, nuclear generation, ports and the transport corridors that connect Ukraine to its markets.
Damage assessment, recovery financing, construction capacity and the institutions being built to spend it well.
The Association Agreement, DCFTA, candidate status, accession negotiations and the regulatory convergence behind them.
Grain, oilseeds, the land market, export logistics and Ukraine's role in global food supply.
Demography, labour, migration, regional economies and the human context behind the numbers.
The ritual year, the symbols embroidered into cloth and painted onto eggs, the Carpathian practitioners and the philosophers — the older layer beneath modern Ukraine.
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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