Job Openings in the Recovery and Reform Support Team
Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture has announced four new positions within its Recovery and Reform Support Team. The call targets senior project managers and experts to join the agricultural sub-team, with applications due by 23:59 Kyiv time on May 26, 2026. This initiative is part of broader efforts to strengthen Ukraine’s agricultural sector amid ongoing recovery challenges.
Available Roles
The open positions include:
- Senior Project Manager for EU Financial Instruments,
- Senior Project Manager for Competitiveness Development for Resilience and Robustness,
- Senior Expert on Regulatory Framework for Enhancing Agricultural Producer Productivity (EU),
- Senior Project Manager for Value Chain Development and Processing.
The team functions as an advisory body under the Ukraine Recovery and Reform Architecture (URA) program.
The URA program was launched by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in partnership with the European Union. It is financed through the EBRD’s Multi-Donor Fund for Stabilization and Sustainable Development of Ukraine. Contributors to this fund include:
- Austria,
- Denmark,
- Finland,
- France,
- Germany,
- Italy,
- Japan,
- Latvia,
- Slovenia,
- the Netherlands,
- Norway,
- Poland,
- Sweden,
- Switzerland,
- the United Kingdom,
- the United States, and
- the European Union.
These job openings under the URA program highlight Ukraine’s commitment to rebuilding and advancing its agricultural sector—a strategically vital part of the national economy. Bringing in international experts and managers is expected to boost efficiency and competitiveness among agricultural producers, while also improving the regulatory environment. Such efforts aim to ensure the sector’s resilience amid the challenges the country faces on its path to recovery.
In addition to the recent job openings at Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy, the Recovery and Reform Office has also announced a new Data Manager position. This role is crucial for supporting the ongoing reforms and ensuring effective data management within the recovery initiatives. As Ukraine focuses on rebuilding its economy, these positions reflect a broader commitment to enhancing operational efficiency across various sectors.