Improvement of legislation, control and awareness in food safety, animal health and welfare and phytosanitary in Ukraine (ILCA III)
Background and Rationale:
Background and Rationale:
Background and Rationale:
The ongoing war in Ukraine has severely impacted MSMEs, with many forced to close or scale back operations due to damaged infrastructure, disrupted value chains and security risks. Reduced bankability has further limited their access to loans and financial support, shrinking their prospects for recovery and reconstruction.
The project aims to support the government of Ukraine in the adoption of EU acquis in the fields of agriculture and rural development, fisheries and aquaculture. It will contribute to raise the capacities of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and its executive agencies in designing and implementing key reforms in these sectors and enhance the functionality of Ukraine’s services, control and infrastructure system in a gradual alignment with relevant EU and other international standards.
The overall objective (Impact) to which this action contributes is:
The overall objective is to establish a financial services sector in Ukraine that is able to deliver stable, secure and efficient financial markets to provide financial resources to support the country’s economic and social resilience, development and integration into the EU global financial environment, to support sustainable recovery and rebuilding after the end of the war/martial law.
The overall objective (Impact) to which this action contributes is:
The overall objective is to establish a financial services sector in Ukraine that is able to deliver stable, secure and efficient financial markets to provide financial resources to support the country’s economic and social resilience, development and integration into the EU global financial environment, to support sustainable recovery and rebuilding after the end of the war/martial law.
The overall objective (Impact) to which this action contributes is:
The overall objective is to establish a financial services sector in Ukraine that is able to deliver stable, secure and efficient financial markets to provide financial resources to support the country’s economic and social resilience, development and integration into the EU global financial environment, to support sustainable recovery and rebuilding after the end of the war/martial law.
Background
The DCFTA Initiative East Facility aims at supporting economic growth and employment-generating activities in Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova, via promotion of responsible financial inclusion of lower income populations and encouraging entrepreneurship across the region. It comprises customised technical assistance to counterpart Financial Institutions in these three countries.
Objective
Overall objective: Ukraine's agricultural policy makes an increased contribution to the promotion of sustainable and competitive agriculture and the integrated development of rural areas.
Project objective: Policy-makers as well as experts and managers in the Ukrainian and German agricultural sectors have a growing mutual understanding of key agricultural policy issues. Transferred know-how finds its way into political decision-making processes.
The project aims to make a key contribution to strengthening the fruit and vegetable sector in Ukraine. The focus is on agricultural dialogue with the partner ministries for agricultural policy and food as well as education and science and downstream institutions to improve the framework conditions in the fruit and vegetable sector, especially with regard to production and marketing.