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For Ukraine\u2019s construction industry to bounce back, active government support is essential. The country, ravaged by war, urgently needs to mobilize all resources to completely renew its infrastructure. This includes providing financing, streamlining bureaucratic procedures, and creating incentives for investors and entrepreneurs. A strong focus on government support is key to the rapid recovery and development of the country\u2019s economy.<\/p>\n
Successful revitalization of the construction sector requires adequate training of the workforce. It is crucial to quickly rejuvenate the network of higher education institutions and vocational schools that can prepare professionals for the construction industry. The renovation and modernization of these institutions should be a top priority for the government.<\/p>\n
As a prime example,\u00a0Denys Kostrzhevskyi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kyiv International Airport,<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0highlights the model of government collaboration with one of the country\u2019s leading construction universities \u2013\u00a0Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA).<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0The government could allocate targeted funding for upgrading the university\u2019s physical and technical base, modernizing laboratories and classrooms, and providing state-of-the-art equipment and software for designing and modeling construction processes.<\/p>\n \u201cMoreover, it is crucial to organize government grants and scholarships for students pursuing construction-related specialties. For instance, the \u2018Rebuild Ukraine Together\u2019 program could offer scholarships to top students and support research projects in the fields of construction and architecture,\u201d says Denys Kostrzhevskyi.<\/p>\n Another significant step could be the creation of a dual education system, where students spend part of their study time gaining practical experience directly on construction sites. For example, agreements could be made between universities and leading construction companies to provide students with internship and employment opportunities.<\/p>\n \u201cSuch an approach will not only prepare qualified personnel for the construction industry but also help retain young professionals within the sector, reducing the brain drain abroad,\u201d KOSTRZHEVSKYI BELIEVES.<\/strong><\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/figure>\n Ensuring the construction industry has access to financing and government support through contracts is critical for its revival. Companies must be able to obtain loans on favorable terms and secure government construction contracts. Such support will stimulate industry growth and help create new jobs.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is particularly important to urgently simplify and accelerate the processes for allocating land for construction and commissioning completed projects. Fighting corruption at all stages of the construction process is essential for ensuring transparency and efficiency in the industry. This will help avoid delays and reduce construction costs,\u201d states Denys Kostrzhevskyi.<\/p>\nAccessible Financing, Government Contracts, and Anti-Corruption Efforts: Keys to Reviving the Construction Industry<\/strong><\/h2>\n