While many international donors have been relatively quick to provide assistance to civilians affected by the war in Ukraine, the reconstruction of the country will require substantial resources and hence, the contribution of a multitude of actors.
What challenges will the country face in the restoration phase? What is the role for partnership and collaboration amongst public and private actors? How to respond effectively to the needs of a country which is rebuilding itself?
Over a year after the beginning of the war, the aim is to start exploring the role that charities and institutions, both public and private, can play in the reconstruction process in Ukraine.
The programme is structured around half a day covering four topics: partnership, impact investing, digital transformation and legal regulation, taxation and governance.
With the participation of:
Prof. Olga Bakalinska, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ukraine
Mathieu Crettenand, Horizon académique, UNIGE
Philipp Fischer, Lawyer, Academic fellow, GCP
Ilona Havronska, Ministry of Digital transformation, Ukraine
Dr. Volodymyr Kochyn, Nazovni tech, Ukraine
Dr. Volodymyr Korol, Head of Private International Law and European Integration Legal Problems Department, Academician F. H. Burchak Scientific-Research Institute of Private Law and Entrepreneurship, Ukraine
Mariia Kostiv, PhD candidate, UNIGE
Dr. Giedre Lideikyte-Huber, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, UNIGE
Prof. Giulia Neri-Castracane, Faculty of Law, UNIGE
Prof. Henry Peter, Head, GCP, UNIGE
Vincent Pfammatter, Lawyer, Academic fellow, GCP
Prof. Oleg Podtserkovnyi, Nazovni Tech, Ukraine
Ramiz Ramazanov, Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva
Prof. Giuseppe Ugazio, Geneva Finance Research Institute, UNIGE
Karen Wilson, Senior Advisor at the Centre on well-being, inclusion, sustainability and equal opportunity, OECD
Please note that the detailed programme will follow.
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