The investment portal, developed by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine and the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), has been expanded to include 31 new projects with a total value of EUR 2.1 billion.
According to information on the ministry's website, the initiatives proposed by private and state companies span sectors such as energy, agriculture, machine engineering, transportation and logistics, green metallurgy, as well as building materials.
It is specified that the new projects are represented across 13 regions of Ukraine, with the highest concentration in Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kyiv regions.
According to the First Deputy Minister of Economy, Oleksiy Sobolev, the work on expanding the investment portal is being conducted systematically to provide potential investors with as many opportunities as possible for operating in Ukraine.
"The key to this is active business involvement. Private and state companies can propose their own projects, and after appropriate analysis, they will be presented on the portal," Sobolev's words are cited in the announcement.
He added that the investment portal has already included 126 projects with a total value of $28.9 billion.
The Ministry of Economy explained that through an interactive map, filters, and infographics, website visitors can explore the geographical and sectoral distribution of projects, their total budget, required funding, implementation stage, and other key details both by sectors and by individual projects.
The portal contains information for entrepreneurs seeking to attract additional funding for development. Visitors to the site can receive practical advice on available support programs for businesses from the government, international financial organizations (IFOs), Ukrainian banks, insurance companies, and partner countries.
The digital portal for investment projects has been developed within the framework of the Good Governance Fund project "Economic Hub: Strengthening Macroeconomic Stability through Effective Public Financial Management," funded by UK International Development from the government of the United Kingdom.
The project is implemented by Abt Global and KSE.