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Five Veterans from Voznesensk Community Receive Grants to Launch and Develop Their Businesses
As part of the Social Impact Bonds project, five veterans from the Voznesensk community have received subgrants to launch or restart their own businesses. Alongside financial support, the participants have already taken part in an educational tour to the Prykarpattia region, where they developed their marketing skills and exchanged experiences with other entrepreneurs. The grant selection process was carried out by the project partners. Behind each supported business idea is a personal story, professional experience, and a desire to build a new chapter after military service.
Five Organisations to Deliver Veteran Support Projects in the Voznesensk Community
Support for Veterans in Voznesensk Community
How Can Investors Finance Not Just Construction, but the Revival of Communities? (in UA)
During the event The Possible on social bonds, Filippo Addarii — Managing Partner at PlusValue and an expert in outcomes-based finance with more than 20 years of experience in post-conflict and complex contexts — shared with Khmarochos several important cautions and principles that Ukraine should take into account.
NV.UA: How to Move from “Spending Budgets” to an Economy of Results
The time when the world looked at Ukraine through the lens of empathy only has already passed. It is now 2026, and the emotional impulse of the first years of the full-scale war — which opened the checkbooks of Western capitals without many questions — has largely run its course. This is not a betrayal; it is a закономірність of global financial psychology. We are entering an era of pragmatism, where humanitarian goodwill is giving way to the colder logic of ROI — return on investment.
Piloting Social Impact Bonds in Ukraine: Feasibility report
Can Social Impact Bonds work in Ukraine — in practice, not just in theory? This feasibility report examines whether outcome-based financing can be piloted at the municipal level under current legal, financial, and institutional conditions, with a focus on learning, governance, and local ownership.
Investment Portfolio of Impact Businesses on Diia.Business
Ukraine Impact Catalysts
The Investment Portfolio – The Possible report presents a curated selection of impact-driven Ukrainian businesses, showcasing a diverse range of ventures that contribute to social, environmental, and economic renewal.
Impact entrepreneurship and investment for Ukraine’s recovery
This report offers a clear and engaging exploration of how impact-driven entrepreneurs and purpose-oriented investors are shaping Ukraine’s economic and social renewal. It provides evidence-based insights into the current state of impact entrepreneurship, highlights key challenges and opportunities, and outlines practical recommendations to unlock sustainable recovery and growth.
Social Impact Bonds: How This Tool Works and Whether It Can Help Ukraine Rebuild Communities
An op-ed by Anastasia Sleptsova, Co-Founder of The Possible, published on Mind.ua. The article explains what Social Impact Bonds are, why they can be an effective financing tool, and why they have not yet been implemented as a mechanism for funding domestic projects in Ukraine.You’re Invited
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