Ukraine and the World Bank presented the 'Reform Matrix'.

Ukraine, together with the World Bank, presented the reform plan 'Reform Matrix', aimed at reforming public investment management. This was reported by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.

“Reforms in wartime are as urgent a necessity as a strong army, modern weapons, and an effective economy. Together with the World Bank, we presented the 'Reform Matrix'. This is a plan for changes that contains all the approved recommendations from partners. Only for the current year, there are more than 300 conditions and over 500 indicators,” noted the head of government.

According to Shmyhal, the main steps of the reform include transforming public investment management. However, this has already been implemented, including through the establishment of the Strategic Investment Council and the formation of a Unified portfolio of public investment projects with 787 positions totaling UAH 2.6 trillion.

“Another direction is ensuring the rule of law and improving the business environment. We are preparing various measures to support investors after the war ends. We are also continuing digitalization, deregulation, and support programs for small and medium-sized businesses. The third direction of the 'Reform Matrix' is energy, focusing on increasing the use of alternative and renewable energy sources and decentralizing the energy system,” said the Prime Minister.