The city of Mykolaiv, located in the northern region of the Black Sea, had almost half a million inhabitants before the outbreak of the conflict. At the beginning of the conflict, it was located on the front lines in the south of Ukraine and is still subject to frequent attacks.

The post-conflict reconstruction phase will demand considerable effort from the Ukrainian government, which has asked the UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) for support with its reconstruction plans.

In response, the UNECE launched the #UN4UkrainianCities project and reached out to international actors specializing in integrated design and economic planning. This led to the development of guidelines for the Master Plan for the reconstruction and urban regeneration of Mykolaiv.

During the event, the international team will present the main results of their work on the creation of a new ‘concept master plan’ for Mykolaiv.

The event is organized by the Centre of Excellence on sustainable finance for infrastructure and smart cities (ExSUF) in collaboration with One Works Foundation.

The event is jointly organized by the Centre of Excellence on sustainable finance for infrastructure and smart cities (ExSUF), established by UNECE and LIUC – Università Cattaneo, in collaboration with the One Works Foundation.

The event will also be accessible remotely, with live interpretation in Italian and English for online participants.