08:30   Registration and morning refreshments

09:30   Session 1: Putting In Place The Necessary Mechanisms To Ensure An Efficient And Coordinated Reconstruction Effort – Progress Report And Key Priorities

• Current estimates of damage caused, the rebuild cost and where to find the resources
• Providing an update on and forecasts for the country’s macroeconomic performance
• Creating climate resilient, circular, green, inclusive and fiscally sustainable infrastructure for the long term
• Project procurement and financing: ‘bundling’ pipelines of well-structured, financeable projects
• An overview of the streamlined processes for construction and infrastructure projects, including simplified procedures for international companies
• The role of International Financial Institutions – the IFIs’ and DFCs’ contribution to the reconstruction process in terms of advisory, oversight and financial support
• Putting in place the programme management structure to enable global collaboration across governments, international organisations and the private sector to ensure the coordinated delivery of interdependent reconstruction projects

11:00   Morning refreshments

11:30   Session 2: Sourcing The Levels Of Finance And Investment Required For The Rebuild And Implementing Mechanisms To Deliver World-Class Infrastructure Projects In Ukraine

• What is needed to stimulate private sector investment into Ukrainian infrastructure and energy projects?
• Innovative approaches to financing to maximise the pool of available funds: blended finance; multi-currency lending; debt-equity ratios; wider range of government support mechanisms
• New mechanisms for political and war risk insurance cover to support and de-risk investment into the reconstruction effort in Ukraine
• Outlining the requirements of the EU’s Ukraine Facility and how it is designed to mobilise investment into and support the transition and modernisation of the economy
• How to ensure that the private sector’s experience and expertise in project management and financial discipline can be utilised in Ukrainian infrastructure projects
• The need to harness every appropriate approach and mechanism for the rebuild including all available PPP and concession models. The importance of replicability and scalability
• The importance of Sustainable Development Goals to increase projects’ appeal to international organisations and lenders

13:00   Luncheon

14:00   Session 3: Spotlight On Priority Sectors Where Private Sector Investment In Reconstruction Can Have The Greatest Positive Impact (Part 1)

• Highlighting key areas where investment is most required: urban infrastructure, bridges, social infrastructure including schools, educational institutions and hospitals, real estate including housing, commercial, energy and agricultural infrastructure
• Moving to a decentralised energy system based on multiple small-scale sources close to the point of consumption
• Priority goals to increase the quality and capacity of the state road network and potential PPP and concession projects – motorways, bridges, tunnels, a national tolling system. Best international practices and models that can be borrowed and implemented for the most efficient and expedited recovery in transportation and other key sectors   
• The development of industrial parks as a catalyst to drive economic development and attract FDI into much-needed domestic manufacturing capacity
• Opportunities to expand the production of building materials domestically to ensure Ukraine is well-positioned to meet reconstruction requirements

15:30   Afternoon refreshments

16:00   Session 4: Spotlight On Priority Sectors Where Private Sector Investment In Reconstruction Can Have The Greatest Positive Impact (Part 2)

• Enhancing cross-border logistics through the construction of rail transshipment, intermodal terminals and dry ports on the EU border. Multimodality as a means to optimise transportation and grow exports
• Extending the Trans-European Transport Network to Ukraine. What are the requirements to introduce and roll out the euro track in parallel with the existing network?
• Preparing for the reopening of the aviation sector and restarting the development of regional airports nationwide. Will the concession model be used and which airports will be put forward? 
• Status update on the operations of the maritime corridor and the restoration, modernisation and development of port infrastructure
• Channelling investment into inland waterways as a crucial means to grow export capacity

17:30   Evening reception