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INVESTMENT PASSPORT OF REGION TERNOPIL REGION IS THE CENTRE OF THE WESTERN

 area 13,800 sq.km  population 1,059,200 thousand  workforce 450,100 thousand  11.5% unemployed (ILO assessment)  average monthly income 4716.00 UAH or 177.00 USD  17 districts, 4 of regional importance, 36 united territorial communities

 Ternopil region in the center of the . It is situated on the crossroads of international routes and borders of , Ivano-Frankivsk, , and Khmelnytskyi regions  The distance from Ternopil to the closest regional centers is about 110-170 km, to (capital) – 470km, to the borders with , Slovakia, Hungary and Romania – from 220 to 350 km

2 TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE

Railway infrastructure 43 train stations and 22 waiting rooms 777.3 km of track mileage, 634.3 km of operational track mileage, 139 km of electrified tracks railway density is 45.9 km/1 000 sq. km main directions: Kyiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Shepetivka, Chop, Chernivtsi, , , , transit ways trains to Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, the main railway junctions: Ternopil,

Road infrastructure 5,000 km of highways mileage, including 4,900 km of hard surfaced roads International transit ways: European: E50, Е85 International: М12, М19 National: Н02, Н18 Regional: Р05, Р24, Р25, Р26, Р32, Р39 Central train station and 23 coach stations

Airway infrastructure Ternopil Airport refers to class 4 airport. It has a terminal with the capacity of 100 passengers per hour and border checkpoints for all countries. The airport is located 7.5 km south-west from Ternopil, 2000х42 m take-off strip, 2 platforms, able to receive Boeing B737, Airbus A319, A320 3 AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

 27% agricultural share in regional gross value added  40% agricultural share in commodity export  77.7% total of agricultural land  1100 agricultural companies, including 620 farms  one in three workers is employed in agriculture  73% plant growing  27% stockbreeding  35% processing and food production

 crop production is about 2.5 million tons annually  13,8% crop share in total exports or 38.7 million USD  share of the major agricultural products output of in national production:  23,1% alcohol  10% sugar  6,6% meat and products  4% dairy products

During the last 3 years 3 billion USD of capital investment were used for development of the agricultural sector, resulting in opening: 12 - modern elevators 9 modern vegetable stores 6 fruit stores 3 seed plants 11 livestock farms 4 soybean processing plants 4 2,400hectares of fruit plantations INDUSTRY

 300 deposits of non-metallic minerals that make12% of the national total stock  42 areas of the explored underground water reserves  available peat deposits  300 key industrial enterprises half of which belongs to food industry  12% of industry in gross value added  66% FDI invested in industry  35,000 people engaged in industry

 Based on Industrial Production Index 2016 the region was rated the 4th in Ukraine  In 2016 the total cost of sold products and services made 15.7 billion UAH  For the recent two years: 9 industrial enterprises were opened and restored 1.4 billion UAH of capital investments invested in production 20 enterprises were modernized and expanded their production capacity

Future industry investment:  engineering  food industry  mining industry  construction materials  production of readymade garments  furniture production 5 TOURISM AND RECREATION

Ternopil region is the heart of three traditional religions  Saint Mary Spiritual Complex in Zarvanytsya (Tebovlia district)  Holy Dormition Pochayiv ( district)  Nuns’ Charnel in Yazlovets ( district)  hundred of wooden churches of different historical periods  pre-Christian worship places: Rukomysh Cave Temple (Buchach district) Monastyrok Cave Temple ( district) Bohit Mount (temple place, where the known statue of Zbrutsky Svyatovyd stood), Hermit’s Forest in Medobory

Unique natural sites  more than one hundred speleological places (caves, grottos and arcades): Optymistychna Cave, the largest cave in Europe and one of the world's largest gypsum caves and the second of limestone caves Verteba Cave, the unique underground museum of Tripoli culture Kryshtaleva Cave, the underground pearl of Podillia Mlynky Cave designed for adventure tourism

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Historical and cultural potential one-third of the Ukrainian historical castles are located Ternopil region 4,000 historical, archeological, urban planning and architectural monuments, 185 of those are of national significance (one-tenth of all national monuments) Castles of Ternopil Region National Reserve Kremenets- and national historical and architectural reserves architectural monuments: the central of Kremenets and Berezhany, Buchach Town Hall, Palace in Monastyrska region and Bilokrynytsia Palace in Kremenets district, Rai Hunting Cottage in Berezhany district, Palace and park in district

Natural and recreational potential 200,000 hectares of recreational landscapes 419 areas and places of nature reserve: Dniester Canyon, the longest canyon in Europe Dzhurinsky Waterfall, the highest plain waterfall in Ukraine  Kremenets Mountains and Dniester Canyon national parks 123 nature reserves, 456 nature sites, 14 parks, the sites of landscape art, 9 arboretums, Kremenets Botanical Garden

7 ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL POTENTIAL

Ternopil region is one of the leading academic centers in Ukraine  821 secondary institutions with 106,000 pupils  583 pre-schools and educational complexes and institutions with 1,900 children  institutions for vocational education with 10,000 pupils  30 institutions of higher education, of which 3 are of national status with 44,800 students  12 basic education schools, 14 high schools, 7 lyceums, 3 colleges, 15 schools specialized in advanced study of particular subjects  16 research institutions with over 3,000 specialists  Regional Intercollegiate startup center in Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University, being the first in western Ukraine

Regional art events include more than 35 international, national, regional festivals and events Fayne Misto International Music Festival Dzura Fest National Book Festival Dzvony Lemkivshchyny, National Festival of Lemky Culture Borshchiv Vyshyvanka Regional Folk-Arts Festival Bratyna Art and Local History Festival Malanka Folk Ritual Event local castles’ celebrations

8 INVESTMENT POTENTIAL OF THE REGION

49.0 million USD of direct investments 5.5 million USD increase in non-residents’ capital Structure of foreign invesment capital in region share (31/12/2016)

37 investor countries 15,0 66,1 More than 70% FDI comes from partners from: 8,9  – 26,5% 5,6 Czech Republic – 15,3%

Belgium – 12,1% 3,6

Estonia– 10,1% 0,8 Industry Transport,

Cyprus – 7,8% Agriculture, foresty an fish industry Administrative services

Real estate transactions Other

Successful projects:  Schroeder LLC, Belgium  Knauf Gips Scala LLC, Germany  MB Stellar LLC, Estonia  SE Bordnetze–Ukraina LLC, Germany  Mikohen – Ukraina LLC, Cyprus  Dobra Voda JSC, Czech Republic 9 FOREIGN ACTIVITIES 605.5 million USD of goods and services 329.6 million USD, turnover 275.9 million USD, including 287.8 million USD including 270.2 million USD commodity export commodity import

103 EXPORT PARTNER COUNTRIES SALDO +53.7 million USD 82 IMPORT PARTNER COUNTRIES

GEOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE OF COMMODITY EXPORT GEOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE OF COMMODITY IMPORT

Other Other Hungary Switzerland 29,0 30,7 3,4 Germany 1,8 1,9 China 4,6

India 3,0 Lithuania 4,9

Belarus 7,3 Poland Germany Poland 47,8 55,3 10,3 10 FOREIGN ACTIVITIES

COMODITY STRUCTURE OF EXPORTS COMODITY STRUCTURE OF IMPORT

13,4 17,3 1,81,5 1,8 3,2 7 4,9

4,8 5,8 3,7

46,6 3,6 35,5

12,8 3,3

2,8 1,8 1,8 15,4 Electrical equipment Cereals 11,2 Meat Electrical equipment Seeds and fruits of oil plants Boilers, machinery, instruments and mechanicals Fats and oils of animal or vegetable origin Polimers and plastic Furniture Energetically materials, petroleum and refining products Protein substances Fish and crustaceans Wood and wood products Milk, eggs, honey Land vehicles exept railway Processed vegetables Organic chemical compounds Other Ferrous metals products Fertilizers Other 11 COOPERATION WITH INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISES WITH FOREIGN DONOR ORGANIZATIONS, PROGRAMS CAPITAL AND PROJECTS

12 BUSINESS ASSISTANCE

ProZorro electronic procurement system (www.prozorro.gov.ua) The system relies on the principle "everyone can see everything” and any information on procurement is publicly available The main advantages of the electronic system are: saving public money and time efficiency available to any business entities transparency on every stage of tendering objective and impartial evaluation of tenders no corrupt abuse non-discrimination of participants

USAID Program "Leadership in Economic Governance" (LEV) (www.lev.org.ua) The program aims at improving business environment, joint efforts of governmental bodies, businessmen, experts and scholars in preparing a draft of legal acts for development and growth of SMEs

Main achievements : development strategy and implementation plan for small and medium businesses in Ternopil region for 2016-2020 assistance in developing events strategy through a series of seminars, workshops, trainings, round tables for SME on topical issues with leading experts, scientists, successful businessmen 13 BUSINESS ASSISTANCE

Public services portal iGov (www.igov.org.ua)  Over100 electronically provided services  Currently provided services include: company registration services (5) migration services (9) construction and real estate services (6) land services (10) address registration services (6) children’s services (8) etc.

 There are 21 public service centers. Over 166,500 services delivered during 2016, including:  5,200 of permits  3,100 migration services  38,300 registration services  106,100 of land administration services  The range of services provided via Public Service Centre includes 140 different services, 26 of those are being provided on-line

 Investment Council of Ternopil Region  Local Entrepreneurs’ Council of Regional State Administration  Regional Center for Business Support  Regional Business Incubator  Hot-line for business support  Ternopil Cluster Science Park for Innovation and Investment 14 UNIQUE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF OUR REGION

safe and favorable business environment convenient geographical location significant natural resource potential unique potential for tourism and recreation labour and academic potential

PRIORITY INDUSTRIES FOR INVESTMENTS agro-industrial complex food processing tourism and recreation transport and logistics alternative energy scientific implementations IT technology 15 INVESTOR ‘S ATTENTION!

16 CONTACT INFORMATION

TERNOPIL REGIONAL TERNOPIL REGIONAL STATE ADMINISTRATION COUNCIL 46021, Ternopil, 46021, Ternopil, 8 Hrushevskyi Street, 8 Hrushevskyi Street, tel.: +38(0352) 52-07-88, tel.: +38(0352) 43-11-16, fax: +38(0352) 52-31-92 fax : +38(0352) 52-21-05 е-mail: [email protected] е-mail: [email protected] www.oda.te.gov.ua www.obl-rada.te.ua

TERNOPIL REGION IS AN ATTRACTIVE AREA FOR INVESTMENT AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

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