{"id":3683,"date":"2026-09-10T09:15:47","date_gmt":"2026-09-10T09:15:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/economyoftrustua.com\/seeking-corporations-for-initial-ppp-projects-in-ukraine\/"},"modified":"2026-09-10T09:15:47","modified_gmt":"2026-09-10T09:15:47","slug":"seeking-corporations-for-initial-ppp-projects-in-ukraine","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/economyoftrustua.com\/uk\/seeking-corporations-for-initial-ppp-projects-in-ukraine\/","title":{"rendered":"Seeking corporations for initial PPP projects in Ukraine"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Economy<\/figure>\n

In Stryi, a regional waste processing plant and an industrial park, both launching before year end.<\/p>\n

In Koblevo, Next Generation Village: a single campus combining Rodovid Global University with the NESA sports and education complex, 260 to 320 direct jobs, more than 2,000 across the region once the multiplier is counted, and 1.8 to 2.1 million visits a year. The first tranche has come in to start its feasibility study. Alongside it, the redevelopment of the Koblevo resort zone.<\/p>\n

Stryi and Vyzyrka are both moving into master planning across five sectors: spatial structure, energy, water and sewerage, waste, and industrial base. Sweco<\/a> leads the technical work as international consultant, with CDM Engineering<\/a> responsible for compliance with Ukrainian planning norms.<\/p>\n

Separately, the NESA and NGU project packages in Stryi and Vyzyrka, estimated at around \u20ac2bn of capital investment, are in joint processing with the Agency for Support of Public-Private Partnership under the Ministry of Economy.<\/p>\n

Every one of these needs companies to design, build, supply and operate it.<\/p>\n

Infrastructure International Coalition: what the Task Forces are and why they exist<\/h2>\n

The coalition brings Sweco, Europe’s largest architectural and engineering consultancy, together with CDM Engineering, investment advisers and Ukrainian communities, to move municipal infrastructure projects from concept to construction. It held its first operational meeting this month and moved from formation into work.<\/p>\n

The Task Forces are how the coalition organises that work. Four are open: energy, water management, waste management, and industrial base. Sweco and CDM Engineering coordinate them.<\/p>\n

They exist to solve a matching problem. Ukrainian communities are producing infrastructure projects faster than anyone can connect them to the firms able to deliver them, and a company that wants in currently has to find those projects one municipality at a time. A Task Force replaces that. Your company is vetted once, then given access to the named projects inside its own sector, including the ones above.<\/p>\n

The data behind the projects<\/h2>\n

Selecting and structuring these projects takes economic data that did not exist in one place, so we built it. We now read the monthly budget execution, procurement and tax files of 153 Ukrainian communities, alongside national output for the twelve sectors we work in.<\/p>\n

One reading from the second quarter is worth your attention. Eight of the twelve sectors contracted, energy hardest at 15.2%, while wages rose in all twelve, by between 15.4% and 34.5%. Labour is getting more expensive several times faster than output is growing, and that belongs in your operating assumptions rather than your footnotes. Water and waste management together are 0.4% of national gross value added, which tells you these are build-outs rather than markets anyone is entering.<\/p>\n

The community layer sits underneath that, and it is what decided which projects came first. Fiscal autonomy, the share of revenue a community raises itself, runs from under 15% to almost 90% across the sample and does not track size at all. Capital share, the proportion of spending that goes into capital works, runs from under 1% to over 40%. Together those two tell us which communities can carry a co-financing obligation and which can absorb a project inside this planning cycle, which is a far better basis for sequencing than who called us first. Figures are NBU gross value added by NACE section for 2026 Q2 and Ministry of Finance budget execution to 30 June. A full walkthrough of the model comes in the next edition.<\/p>\n

\"Community-level<\/figure>\n

How to join<\/h2>\n

If your company designs, builds, supplies or operates in energy, water, waste or industrial infrastructure, the task forces are vetting now and the first two pilots go out before year end. Twenty minutes is enough to see how you can get involved with your sector, who is already in your task force, and what the vetting involves.<\/p>\n

Book a call:<\/strong> schedule a meeting with Yaroslav Zharikov<\/a><\/p>\n

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Yaroslav Zharikov, Project Development Manager, Economy of Trust Ukraine<\/p>\n

Email: yaroslav.z@economyoftrustua.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Phone: +380 97 388 1340 (WhatsApp)<\/p>\n

Originally published in Opportunity Ukraine<\/a> on Substack.<\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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