Ukraine’s reconstruction is a defining challenge for global governance, stability, and the resilience of democratic institutions. A well-structured approach to reconstruction can set a global precedent for post-conflict recovery, demonstrating how strategic investment, sustainability and accountability can drive long-term resilience. Reconstruction must go beyond rebuilding physical infrastructure and meeting immediate recovery needs, suggests Tinatin Akhvlediani in her Policy Brief  for the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS). Reconstruction should focus on the long-term sustainable rebuilding of the country by strengthening governance, promoting private sector involvement, aligning reconstruction with the Sustainable Development Goals, leveraging Ukraine’s strong digitalisation and AI, and investing in human capital, while ensuring adherence to democratic principles and the rule of law. https://cdn.ceps.eu

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