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  • Newsletter, #5 (10 Feb 2025)

    The Impact of War on Children in Ukraine: Challenges and Resilience

    In this newsletter, we address the profound and far-reaching effects of the war in Ukraine on its youngest and most vulnerable population—children. Since the conflict began, millions of children have faced unimaginable challenges, from displacement and loss of loved ones to disruptions in education and healthcare. Beyond the immediate
    impact, the war has left scars on their mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing, affecting their growth, safety, and future.

  • Newsletter, #4 (13 Jan 2025)

    People Perception on Different Issues During War in Ukraine

    In this newsletter, we delve into an important and multifaceted topic: public perception in Ukraine regarding key pillars of society, including education, health, justice, government services, and security. These aspects of daily life not only shape individual well-being but also influence the nation’s progress and resilience. Over the years, numerous surveys and reports by international organizations have shed light on how Ukrainians view the performance and accessibility of these essential services.

  • Newsletter, #3 (03 Jan 2025)

    Editor’s Note

    Food security and access to food in Ukraine

    According to the report of KSE (Kyiv School of Economics dated as of February 2024: Agriculture is a key pillar of Ukraine's economy, significantly contributing to GDP, employment, and exports. Before Russia's 2022 invasion, agriculture accounted for 10% of GDP, 14% of employment, and 45% of export value. Despite war challenges like port blockades, infrastructure atacks, and rising production costs, the sector demonstrated resilience, exporting $23.7 billion in 2022, only 15% less than 2021.

  • Newsletter, #2 (22 Dec 2024)

    Editor’s Note

    Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector: Before and After the War

    Ukraine has been a cornerstone of global food security, recognized for its significant contributions to the production and export of essential agricultural commodities like wheat, corn, and sunflower oil. The ongoing war, however, has caused widespread disruptions, altering the trajectory of this vital sector.

  • Newsletter, #1 (Dec 2024)

    Editor’s Note

    Welcome to the Opportunity

    Ukraine embarks on a large-scale construction journey, international investors have a unique opportunity to contribute to and benefit from there building of critical sectors.

    This newsletter will spotlight a specific industry each month, offering statistics, investment opportunities, and guidance tailored to foreign investors.

    In this edition, we focus on Ukraine's cement industry, a cornerstone of reconstruction efforts.

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SAM-UKR is a consultancy company which is affiliated with SAM and UDA Consulting Companies and based in Ukraine. SAM-UKR focuses on application of Statistics on public safety and security, humanitarian assistance, socio-economic and rural development, productivity, evaluation, monitoring and impact assessment.

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