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Ukraine Recovery Investment Monitor — December 2025

·Investment Monitor

Year-end investment monitor capturing Q4 capital movement, EU funding instrument activation, and private-sector positioning ahead of 2026 reconstruction scaling.

Key themes
  • Investment
  • EU Funding
  • Q4 Review
  • Reconstruction
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