Business Dimension

Ukraine’s recovery requires not only funding and political will, but also robust delivery systems that safeguard funds, build trust, and ensure confidence among stakeholders. As reconstruction scales, integrity risks in areas such as private investments, procurement, project implementation, and oversight become increasingly significant. This event addresses these challenges by presenting a practical framework and operational tool that translate integrity principles into actionable guidance for public authorities, donors, and private sector actors.

Building Resilient Communities: Security, Infrastructure and Recovery Innovations will bring together representatives of governments, municipalities, international organisations, financial institutions, donors, and business leaders from Ukraine, Poland, and across Europe to discuss practical solutions for resilient recovery and reconstruction. The event will formally launch the Resilient Communities Solidarity Coalition, a business-led platform supporting sustainable reconstruction, and expand the FinanceHER initiative, strengthening access to finance and investment opportunities for women-led businesses participating in Ukraine’s recovery. The discussion will focus on public-private partnerships, infrastructure resilience, local economic development, and EU-Ukraine cooperation.

Experience a powerful excerpt from Crane’s Call and join InterJust, Center for Civil Liberties, and Save Ukraine for a compelling discussion on how justice and accountability are shaping Ukraine’s recovery —and why they matter for long-term stability and investment confidence at a pivotal moment for the country.

Ahead of URC 2026, BDO in Ukraine and the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers of Poland (ZPP) will host a focused Business Breakfast dedicated to Ukraine’s ICT/TMT investment potential, financing opportunities and strategic partnerships. The Business Breakfast will bring together investors, financial institutions, strategic corporate partners, technology companies, telecom and digital infrastructure players, project sponsors and institutional stakeholders. The event will combine sector analysis, selected investor-ready project presentations, M&A and investment perspectives, financing and bankability insights, Polish-Ukrainian business cooperation, EU market-access discussion and targeted networking.

This official URC 2026 side event will bring together leading representatives from international financial institutions, development finance institutions, renewable energy developers, insurance, brokers and legal advisers with direct project and transaction experience to explore how renewable energy projects can be successfully structured, financed and delivered in Ukraine during wartime.

Through a practical, solutions-oriented discussion focused on risk mitigation, offtake arrangements, insurance availability and the mobilisation of public and private capital, the session will draw on real deal experience — including how projects are structured, risk is allocated and contractual frameworks are made bankable - to examine the conditions required to advance recovery investments and implementation-focused partnerships.

By bringing together commercial, financial, insurance and legal structuring expertise, the event will connect policy objectives with transaction reality, contributing to the URC 2026 agenda of accelerating investment, strengthening regional cooperation, and translating recovery ambition into investable, executable projects.