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Reconstruction is not only about rebuilding what was destroyed — it is about creating a stronger, more modern and competitive Ukraine.
Ukraine has approved the Construction Products Codifier — a unified digital reference guide for materials designed to streamline document flow, reduce errors, and increase transparency in construction pricing.
In Zhytomyr, preparations are underway for the “School of the Future” project on the site of the destroyed Lyceum No. 25. The project will be implemented with Lithuania’s support, using BIM modeling and the principle of reusing solutions.
Japan has provided Ukraine with 720 meters of modular bridge structures to quickly restore transportation links. In 2026, there are plans to install six more temporary bridges, particularly in regions near the front lines.
The World Bank and international partners discussed reforming the railway sector and preparing a financial stabilization plan for Ukrzaliznytsia.
At the OECD Eurasia Week 2026 in Paris, participants discussed the framework for Ukraine’s recovery, the management of public investments, and the country’s preparations for future OECD membership.
