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Brief: The Impact of Russian War on the Ukrainian Agricultural Sector and Global Food Security 2022-2024

Policy papers 28.06.2024

Authors:
HANNA HOPKO, International Centre for Ukrainian Victory
BOGDAN KOSTETSKY, Co-owner, operating partner at Barva Invest
MARY MELINYSHYN, International Centre for Ukrainian Victory

How Russia is weaponising food: research presentation and historical parallels

News 16.04.2024

Research: IMPACT OF THE WAR ON THE GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY

Researches 16.04.2024

RESEARCH: THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN WAR IN UKRAINE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY

Researches 15.12.2023

The research was commissioned by “BARVA INVEST” for International Centre for Ukrainian Victory and ANTS – National Interests Advocacy Network.

RESEARCH: THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN WAR IN UKRAINE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “CRIMEA GLOBAL. UNDERSTANDING UKRAINE THROUGH THE SOUTH” with ICUV

News 20.10.2023

ICUV AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “CRIMEA GLOBAL. UNDERSTANDING UKRAINE THROUGH THE SOUTH”

News 13.10.2023

Stories of Ukrainian courage and will for life captivated the hearts of the Brussels audience

News 10.05.2023

The Ukrainian Civil Society Hub hosted the first Brussels presentation of the documentary film “Strong as the Earth”. The premiere took place as part of an advocacy visit to Brussels by Ukrainian civil society activists and volunteers.

Stories of Ukrainian courage and will for life captivated the hearts of the Brussels audience

RESEARCH: The impact of the russian invasion on the agricultural market of Ukraine

Policy papers 30.11.2022

According to the results of 2022, the sown area under grain crops decreased by 28% compared to the average indicators of the three previous years, and under oil crops – by 17%. The main reasons are temporary occupation of parts of Kharkiv, Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions and contamination of fields with mines.