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UKRAINE MACROECONOMIC HANDBOOK
Quarterly
UKRAINE MACROECONOMIC HANDBOOK
Comprehensive assessment of Ukraine’s economic performance across key sectors and macroeconomic indicators, with forecasts for the coming years and analysis of risks, needs, and policy trade-offs.
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UKRAINE RISK MATRIX
Quarterly
UKRAINE RISK MATRIX
Assesses key risks to Ukraine’s economy and resilience, evaluating their likelihood and potential impact and tracking policy-relevant vulnerabilities.
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UKRAINE INVESTMENT GUIDE 2026
2026 Edition
UKRAINE INVESTMENT GUIDE 2026
Presents investment opportunities across key sectors of Ukraine’s economy, helping investors, financial institutions, international partners, and companies identify opportunities and partners in Ukraine.
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HANDBOOK ON PUBLIC ASSETS IN UKRAINE
2026 Edition
HANDBOOK ON PUBLIC ASSETS IN UKRAINE
Provides a strategic framework for private capital to participate in the management of state assets and privatization in Ukraine, covering key mechanisms for private-sector engagement.
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SELFSANCTIONS / LEAVERUSSIA
Semiannual
SELFSANCTIONS / LEAVERUSSIA
Tracks foreign companies operating in Russia and limiting or terminating their activities, and assesses the impact of foreign business exits on the Russian economy.
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UKRAINE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
Updated Periodically
UKRAINE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
Assesses direct damage to Ukraine’s physical assets caused by Russia’s full-scale invasion, covering housing, transport, businesses, energy, public infrastructure, and other sectors.
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FISCAL DIGEST
Quarterly
FISCAL DIGEST
Analyzes Ukraine’s public finances, including budget revenues and expenditures, financing, public debt, and key trends affecting macro-financial stability.
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RUSSIA CHARTBOOK
Monthly
RUSSIA CHARTBOOK
Provides a comprehensive assessment of the Russian economy and the impact of sanctions, covering economic activity, external dynamics, the budget, inflation, and the financial system.
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RUSSIAN OIL TRACKER
Monthly
RUSSIAN OIL TRACKER
Analyzes Russia’s crude oil and petroleum product exports, tracking sellers, buyers, shipment patterns, and shadow fleet activity.
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RUSSIAN SHADOW FLEET TRACKER
Monthly
RUSSIAN SHADOW FLEET TRACKER
Tracks Russian oil shipments carried by the shadow fleet, including cargo destinations, vessel ownership, and changes in fleet composition.
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THE UKRAINIAN DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY MARKET
Special Publication
THE UKRAINIAN DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY MARKET
Assesses Ukraine’s defense technology market, key technology segments and financing mechanisms, and opportunities for U.S. and international investors.
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THE LABOUR MARKET FOR RECOVERY
Special Publication
THE LABOUR MARKET FOR RECOVERY
Examines labour demand in Ukraine, emerging workforce shortages, and the occupations and skills that will be critical for reconstruction and economic recovery.
One of the leading Think Tanks in Ukraine
One of the leading Think Tanks in Ukraine

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OUR EXPERTISE

Our materials provide ongoing monitoring and analysis across key areas, ensuring that stakeholders have continious access to relevant, high-quality insights.

KEY UNITS

Centers
Sanctions Hub of Excellence
Researches sanctions imposed on Russia and their impact, including restrictions in the energy, finance, and technology sectors, as well as measures targeting Russia’s shadow fleet.
Macroeconomic Analysis Hub
Researches Ukraine’s macroeconomic situation, recovery from the war, and economic resilience.
Center of Public Finance and Governance
Conducts research on public finance and public administration, including budget planning, tax and customs policy, public spending, debt management, and institutional reform.
Center for Development Finance and Investments
Supports investment and private-sector development in Ukraine by identifying investment opportunities, analyzing financing instruments, and fostering cooperation among businesses, investors, public institutions, and international financial institutions.
Center for Food and Land Use Research (KSE Agrocenter)
Conducts research on agri-food and land policy, including war-related damage and recovery needs, agricultural markets and supply chains, land relations, competitiveness, and the resilience of agri-food systems.
Center for Energy and Climate Studies
Develops evidence-based analysis on energy market reform, energy security, sustainable energy development, emissions trading, climate policy, and Ukraine’s integration into the European energy market.
Centre of Excellence in Procurement
Improves the efficiency of public and private procurement through research, policy recommendations, professional training, and digital tools.
Swedish Centre for European Future at KSE
Brings together the analytical expertise of KSE Institute and the academic capacity of KSE University. It supports Ukraine’s EU accession through research, education, policy development, professional training, and dialogue among government, business, civil society, and European institutions.
Education in Emergency Research Center
Conducts research on education during crises, develops digital and inclusive learning solutions, supports educational institutions, and contributes to policy dialogue on education resilience.
Health Economics Center
Researches healthcare financing, economics, and service delivery, covering financing reform, patients’ financial protection, pharmaceuticals, medical procurement and logistics, the private healthcare sector, and rehabilitation.
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Projects
Researches sanctions imposed on Russia and their impact, including restrictions in the energy, finance, and technology sectors, as well as measures targeting Russia’s shadow fleet
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Collects and analyzes data on the damage and destruction caused by Russia’s war against Ukraine and contributes to assessments of economic losses and recovery and reconstruction needs.
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Collects and verifies data on foreign companies operating in Russia, monitors whether they remain, scale back, or exit, and analyzes the economic impact of their decisions.
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Strengthens the capacity of national and local government officials to prepare and manage projects financed by international financial institutions.
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Platform to explore agricultural practices, trade, policy, rural development, and environmental issues in Ukraine and African countries, fostering exchange and stronger cooperation.
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KSE Institute Presented Key Conditions for Ukraine’s Economic Growth at UBBC Conference in London
On September 23, KSE Institute took part in the Ukraine Britain Business Council conference “Future Ukraine: Powerhouse of Europe” in London. The even
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Ukraine opens its second negotiating cluster, but the further pace of EU accession depends on the implementation of reforms dynamics— Ukraine EU Accession Tracker by KSE Institute
In Q3 2026, Ukraine continued to advance in its EU accession negotiations: on July 14, Cluster VI, “External Relations,” was formally opened, becoming
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Beyond Aid: Making Ukraine Defence Cooperation Work — KSE Institute Report
KSE Institute presented a study on how Ukraine and its partners can move from separate military support formats to a more systemic model of defence-in
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The Draft State Budget 2027 envisages a UAH 1.67 trillion deficit, while Ministry of Defence spending is set to rise to UAH 3.76 trillion — KSE Institute analysis
The Draft State Budget for 2027 is based on the assumption that the full-scale war will continue throughout next year. The Government expects real GDP

MEDIA ABOUT US

TEAM

Nataliia Shapoval
Nataliia
Shapoval
Chairman of the KSE Institute and Vice President for Policy Research
Maksym Fedosieienko
Maksym
Fedosieienko
Vice President for Business Engagement
Olha Slyvynska
Olha
Slyvynska
Vice President for International Relations and Development Finance
Julia Markuts
Julia
Markuts
Vice President for Macroeconomy, Public Finance and Governance
Yegor Grygorenko
Yegor
Grygorenko
Vice President for Government Programs and Implementation/Head of Delivery Unit to the Prime Minister
Elina Ribakova
Elina
Ribakova
Director of the International Affairs Program and Vice President for Foreign Policy at the Kyiv School of Economics

Our priorities

Strengthening Ukraine’s voice on the global stage
Becoming more helpful to Ukraine’s business leaders
Developing international cooperation

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