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Ukraine - Firms through the War (English)

18 Jan 2024

The Russian invasion has had diverse effects on businesses, causing significant damage to Ukraine's private sector. These effects can be attributed to three primary channels of transmission: disruptions in accessing domestic and international markets, interruptions in the supply of essential resources, and increased uncertainty. The extent of these impacts varies among businesses due to their sector, location, market presence, and size. This report aims at filling the information gap on these different impacts and channels. Despite the need to improve the government support to the private sector during the invasion, knowledge about the lasting effects of the 2022 invasion on these businesses is limited. To contribute to addressing this knowledge gap, the World Bank is leading a comprehensive analytical effort, shedding light on the devastating consequences of the invasion on domestic firms and multinational corporations in Ukraine and their potential implications for improving government support programs.
trade ukraine europe and central asia export promotion private sector development investment climate conflict and violence resource misallocations and policy failures

Authors

Avdeenko,Alexandra, Castro,Lucio, Criscuolo,Alberto, Gillaizeau,Marc Vincent, Iacovone,Leonardo, Pinzon Latorre,Mauricio Alejandro, Maduko,Franklin Okechukwu, Varada,Sunita

Disclosure Date
2024/01/23
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Ukraine - Firms through the War
Product Line
Advisory Services & Analytics
Published in
United States of America
Rel Proj ID
UA-Export Competitiveness In Ukraine -- P177312
Sector
Trade
TF No/Name
TF0B7096-Supporting Trade Policy Reforms in Ukraine,TF0B7189-Role of Digital Adoption and Green Solutions in Ukraine’s Export C,TF0C3778-Ukraine Economic Recovery Plan Enabling Private Sector-Led Growth
Theme
Global value chains,Job Creation,Trade Facilitation,Human Development and Gender,Data Development and Capacity Building,Economic Policy,Trade Policy,Environment and Natural Resource Management,Disease Control,Enterprise Development,Private Sector Development,Pandemic Response,Public Sector Management,Climate change,Jobs,Trade,Adaptation,Data production, accessibility and use
Unit Owning
EFI-ECA-FCI-Finance-2 (EECF2)
Version Type
Final
Volume No
1

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