The visit took place with the support of EU4PFM. On June 22–24, 2026, the WTO Committee on Government Procurement (GPA) held its meetings in Geneva. This year marks a significant milestone — 10 years since Ukraine’s official accession to the Agreement on Government Procurement. Over the past decade, Ukraine has progressed from adapting its legislation…
On 25–26 June, EU4PFM Procurement Component experts, together with representatives of the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture held a two-day regional training in Chernivtsi. The event brought together public procurement specialists from Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi regions. The training covered: implementation of the new Public Procurement Law, Ukraine’s EU integration commitments, appeal procedures,…
The EU4PFM Public Procurement Component held the second event within its roundtable series, launched in April, dedicated to public procurement reform. It was centred on dialogue between the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) and the procurement community. The series aims to foster structured, candid exchange among stakeholders who share a common goal: building a transparent,…
What makes it difficult for Ukrainian and European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to participate in public procurement markets? And what can be done to improve their access? These questions were explored in a study “From Barriers to Opportunities: SME Participation in EU and Ukrainian Public Procurement Markets”. The findings were presented by the EU4PFM…
This is a significant step forward in fulfilling Ukraine’s EU integration commitments. EU4PFM Procurement experts provided policy advice, inputs and review on this new legislation, which will serve as a cornerstone of Ukraine’s public procurement system aligned with the EU law and best procurement practice. Key changes include: new EU-aligned procurement procedures and tools: innovation…
On April 29, EU4PFM Procurement Component held a roundtable discussion “Procurement Reform Talks: Ministry of Economy & Stakeholders”. The event marked the launch of a new series of EU4PFM roundtables planned for 2026–2027. The aim of these roundtables is to bring together and highlight a range of perspectives within Ukraine’s public procurement ecosystem. This approach…