The largest 5 areas in terms of the number of measures required to complete the reforms are the energy sector, human capital, the judicial system, and the fight against corruption.
On March 18, the government approved Ukraine’s Facility reform plan, and today, March 20, Prime Minister Denis Shmigal forwarded this plan to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
Overall, Ukraine’s reform plan covers 15 areas.
The top 5 areas in terms of the number of measures needed to complete reforms are the energy sector (17), human capital (16), the judicial system (15), and the fight against corruption (11 ).
The fifth place is shared by places with 10 steps. These are the green transition and environmental protection, the agricultural sector, the business environment, and public finance management.
Reforms in Ukraine’s Facility Plan are divided into three main blocks: basic reforms, economic reforms and key sectors.
Major reforms:
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About public administration.
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In public financial management.
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About the judicial system.
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In the fight against corruption and money laundering.
Economic reforms:
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About the financial markets.
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In the management of state properties.
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About human capital.
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About the business environment.
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On decentralization and regional policy.
Sector development:
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About the energy sector.
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About transportation.
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About the agri-food sector.
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About critical materials.
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In entrepreneurship, development of SMEs and processing industries.
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About digital transformation.
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About green transition and environmental protection.
In total, from 2024 to 2027, about 144 steps are planned that Ukraine must take in order to receive all 50 billion euros under the program.
Source: korrespondent
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