- At the summit, the National Recovery Plan for Ukraine is unveiled.
- Denys Shmyhal, the prime minister of Ukraine, stated that there are three stages to the plan and that thousands of rehabilitation projects will need to be carried
- Ukraine’s recovery plan calls for a 65 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2032.
Ukraine’s recovery plan calls for a 65 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2032. (compared to 1990).
According to the National Recovery Plan for Ukraine, the following goals are expected to be accomplished by 2032: Top 25 in the Human Capital Index and Economic Complexity Index, with a reduction of 65% in carbon dioxide emissions since 1990.
Other priorities include the centralization and digitization of public registers, the completion of the SAP, NABU, and ARMA anti-corruption system relaunch, the implementation of laws pertaining to the Supreme Council of Justice and the High Qualification Commission of Judges, the reform of law enforcement agencies, and the adoption of new corporate governance laws.
The document also refers to initiatives like the completion of the corporatization of state-owned enterprises, the privatisation of non-critical businesses, the alignment with European best practises, the professionalisation of the civil service and anti-trust organisation, the digitization of essential public services, and the creation of an architecture for climate governance.
Additionally, the plan states that partners will be needed to provide the two-thirds of the money, or the $750 billion, needed (grants, debt, capital).
The Ukraine Recovery Conference will take place on July 4-5 in Lugano, Switzerland, as has been reported. At the summit, the National Recovery Plan for Ukraine is unveiled.
Denys Shmyhal, the prime minister of Ukraine, stated that there are three stages to the plan and that thousands of rehabilitation projects will need to be carried out following Russia’s war’s conclusion.
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