A Senior Labour Market Project Manager Is Being Sought by Ukraine's Ministry of Economy and Environment
Vacancy: Senior Project Manager, Labour Market
According to Офіс реформ: A recruitment drive has been launched by the Recovery and Reform Support Team affiliated with Ukraine's Ministry of Economy and Environment, for a Senior Project Manager position devoted to the labour market. This opportunity is tied to the 'Architecture of Recovery and Reform in Ukraine' (URA) programme, carried out by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) together with the European Union.
Interested candidates can submit their applications until 23:59 Kyiv time, 13 September 2026. The support team serves in an advisory capacity to the ministry, and the URA programme is sustained by the EBRD's Multi-Donor Fund for Stabilisation and Sustainable Development of Ukraine.
Donors Supporting the Programme
The donors behind the programme are:
- Austria
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Japan
- Latvia
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Slovenia
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United States
- European Union
Additional details about this job opening and the required application documents are available via the link supplied.
This position represents a meaningful step in the recovery of Ukraine's economy: the labour market relies on experts who can implement effective strategies and solutions. Through the donor-backed URA programme, the goal is not only economic restoration but also the creation of durable conditions for development after the conflict. For experienced project managers, it is a direct opportunity to engage with an internationally supported reconstruction process.
As Ukraine continues to seek expertise in its recovery efforts, the recent announcement regarding the recruitment for recovery specialists by the EBRD and EU highlights the growing need for skilled professionals dedicated to rebuilding the economy. This parallel initiative underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in driving sustainable development and reform in the region.
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