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PublicationUkraine–2017 contains the main indicators of the social and economic situation in Ukraine in 2017 as compared with 2016 and 2015 excluding the temporary occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of and the city of and a part of the temporarily occupied territories in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Information for 2017 produced according to data from central bodies of executive power is compiled on the basis of available administrative data. Selected basic economic vand sectoral indicators for 2017 are preliminary and estimated and probably will be revised in the next editions.

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1. Political system and religions...... 3

2. Geographical information, administrative and territorial units and climate...... 5

3. Population and migration...... 7

4. Employment and unemployment...... 9

5. Income and living conditions...... 11

6. Housing stock…...... 12

7. Education...... 13

8. Health care and social protection…...... 14

9. Culture, leisure and tourism...... 16

10. Environment...... 19

11. Gross domestic product (GDP)...... 20

12. Prices and foodstuffs consumption...... 21

13. Industry...... 22

14. Agriculture...... 23

15. Construction...... 26

16. Transport and communications...... 27

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Ukraine is a state located in the Eastern and partly Central Europe, in the southwestern part of the Eastern European Plain, washed with the Black and Azov seas to the South.

Present population, – 42,4 (excluding the temporary mln.persons occupied territory of the Autonomous and the city of Sevastopol) Area, thsd.sg.km – 603,51

Neighbouring countries – Poland; Slovakia; Hungary; Romania; Moldova, Republic of; Belarus;

Capital – Kyiv

Form of government – Parliamentary-presidential

Official language – Ukrainian

National currency – Hryvnia lettered code - UAH (₴), numeric code - 980

National holiday – Independence Day – 24 August

1 Sourсe: State Service on Geodesy, Cartography and Cadaster of Ukraine

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P o l i t i c a l

s y s 1. Political system and religions t e m Ukraine is a sovereign, independent, democratic, social and legal a state. n Ukraine is a Republic. Ukraine’s people represent the sovereignty and d is the unified source of power in the country. People execute power r directly as well as through state authorities and local self-administration e offices. l State power in Ukraine is exercised on the basis of its legislative, i g executive and judicial branches. i Ukraine's Constitution has supreme judicial power. o n The President of Ukraine is the Head of the State and speaks on behalf s 1 of its name . The President is elected by citizens of Ukraine on the basis of the common, equal and direct voting right by ballot for the period of five years and no more than for two terms successively.

The legislative branch consists of a one-chamber parliament – the of Ukraine.

Executive power is carried out by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.

Political parties and public organisations take active part in the creation of the democratic state. They are the source of innovation, and social and political technologies suggested to the society. They also act as guarantors of the democratic development of Ukraine.

1 Sourсe: Constitution of Ukraine, К., Yurinkom, 1996

Religions organisations1

Of the total religious organisations registered as of January 1, 2018,

19460 were Orthodox, 5192 Catholic, 10438 Protestant, 363 communities of Judaic denomination, 265 Moslem, 161 of Eastern cults and 305 other. In addition, 1120 religious organisations operated unofficially.

1 Sourсe: the Ministry Culture of Ukraine

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P Government and authorities1 o l Prime Minister of Ukraine i t First Vice Prime Minister - Minister of Economic Development and Trade i of Ukraine Stepan Kubiv c a Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration l Ivanna Klympush-Trintsadze

s Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Kistion y s Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Vyacheslav Kirilenko t e Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Rozenko m

Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Regional Development, a Construction and Communal Services of Ukraine Hennadii Zubko n d Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers Olexandr Saienko

r Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine Ostap Semerak e l Minister for Temporary Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced i Persons of Ukraine Vadym Chernish g i Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Taras Kutoviy o n Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov s Minister of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine Ihor Nasalik

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin

Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine Yuriy Stets

Minister of Culture of Ukraine Yevhen Nishchuk

Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Volodymyr Omelyan

Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine Ihor Zhdanov

Minister of Defense of Ukraine Stepan Poltorak

Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Lilia Hrynevych

Acting Minister of Healthcare of Ukraine Ulana N. Suprun

Minister of Social Policy of Ukraine Andrii Reva

Acting Minister of Finance of Ukraine Oksana Markarova

Minister of Justice of Ukraine Pavlo Petrenko

1 Sourсe: Government portal (www.kmu.gov.ua) as of July 30, 2018

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G e o g r a p h

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i 2. Geographical information, administrative and n territorial units and climate f 1 Total Length of Borders − 6993,63 km o 1 Length r

from West to East – 1316 km from North to South – 893 km m

1 a The Highest Tops of the Mountains , absolute altitude, m t The Ukrainian Carpathians The Crimean Mountains i Hoverla 2061 Roman-Kosh 1545 o Brebeneskul 2032 Demir-Kapu 1540 n Petros 2020 Zeytin-Kosh 1534

Hutyn Tomnatyk 2016 Kemal-Egerek 1530

Rebra 2001 Eklizi-Burun 1527

The Longest Rivers1, length in Ukraine, km

Dnipro 1121 Inhulets 549

Dnister 925 Psel 520 Pivdennyi Buh 806 Sluch 451 Siverskiyi Donets 700 Styr 424

Horyn’ 577 Zakhidnyi Buh 401

Desna 575 Oril’ 346

1 The Biggest Lakes and Estuaries , area, sq.km Yalpuh 149 Dniprovskyi 800 Kagul 90 Utlyutskyi 700

Kugurluy 82 Dnistrovskyi 360

Sasyk 75,3 Sasyk (Kunduk) 210

Katlabug 68 Molochnyi 168

Buzkyi 162

Forest and forested area2 (as of January 1, 2018) –

9,4 mln.ha (15,6% of territory)

Preserves and National Nature Parks3 – 1997,4 thsd.ha (total – 73)

including: natural – 19 (206,6 thsd.ha) biospheric – 5 (479,1 thsd.ha) national nature parks – 49 (1311,7 thsd.ha) Total agricultural land2 (as of January 1, 2018) – 41,5 mln.ha including arable land – 32,5 mln.ha

1 Source: National Atlas of Ukraine, Kyiv, SSPE Kartographia, 2007 2 Source: State Agency of Geodesy, Сartography and Cadaster of Ukraine 3 Source: Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine (including the temporary occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol)

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G (January 1) e Administrative and Territorial Units1 2016 2017 2018 o g Autonomous Republic of Crimea 1 1 1 r Regions (oblasts) 24 24 24 a Cities, total 460 460 461 p including h special status 2 2 2 i with more than 1 mln. inhabitants, thsd. persons Kyiv (capital) 2907 2926 2935 c Odesa 1011 1011 1011 a Kharkiv 1450 1439 1450 l Rayons 490 490 490

Townships 885 885 883 i Villages, thsd. 28,4 28,4 28,4 n United territorial communities 93 216 458 f 1 Source: Official web portal of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine o r Climate m The Eastern European Plain (95% of the area), together with the a t medium-altitude Ukrainian Carpathians and Crimean Mountains (5% of i the area) have mainly a temperate continental climate. The Southern o Crimea climate has subtropical features. n The annual rainfall of the climatic zones of Ukraine and in the city of Kyiv1 800 mm 681 705 740 654 593 591 600 539 543 485 430 478 452

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Steppe Forest-steppe Forest Kyiv city 2015 2016 2017

In 2017 the absolute minimum of air temperature was minus 270 –

in January in the Kharkiv and in February in the Sumy oblasts.

In 2017 the absolute maximum of air temperature was plus 410 in

August in the Zaporizhzhya and Mykolayiv oblasts.

1 0 Average Air Temperature in 2017 , C Climatic zones Kyiv city

steppe foreststeppe forest

2017 10,7 9,4 9,1 9,8 January -4,6 -5,7 -5,7 -4,9 February -2,0 -2,6 -1,2 -2,8 March 6,1 5,7 6,1 6,2 April 9,1 9,5 8,9 10,4 May 15,5 14,4 14,0 15,3 June 21,0 19,4 18,7 20,0 July 22,2 20,2 19,1 20,9 August 24,4 21,9 20,6 22,4 September 18,5 15,9 14,6 16,4 October 9,8 8,7 8,9 8,4

November 4,2 3,2 3,5 3,3 December 4,1 2,0 1,7 1,6

1 Source: Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center

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P o p u l a t i o n

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3. Population and migration

m

Ukraine is the country with many nationalities where together with the i

Ukrainians, Russians, Belorussians, Moldavans, , Bulgarians, g

Hungarians, Romanians, Poles and others reside as well. r

a Population (as of 01.01.) 2016 2017 2018 t

Present population, mln 42,8 42,6 42,4 i

urban 29,6 29,5 29,4 o

rural 13,2 13,1 13,0 n

Resident population, mln 42,6 42,4 42,2 males 19,7 19,6 19,5

females 22,9 22,8 22,7

Increase (decrease) in the population

thsd. persons 2015 2016 2017

100

14,2 10,6 12,0

-100

-168,8 -183,0 -176,0-186,6 -198,1 -210,1 -300 Total increase (decrease) Natural increase (decrease) Migration increase (decrease)

Vital statistics 2015 2016 2017

Live births, thsd. 411,8 397,0 364,0

Deaths, thsd. 594,8 583,6 574,1

Deaths of infants under 1 year old, persons 3318 2955 2786

Natural increase (decrease) in the population, thsd. -183,0 -186,6 -210,1

Total registered marriages and divorces

500 Marriages Divorces

129,4 128,7 130,0 250

299,0 229,5 249,5

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thsd. 2015 2016 2017

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P Resident population distribution by sex and age (as of January 1, 2018; persons) o p u Age, years l 100 and more Females a Males 95 t 90 i 85 o 80 n 75

70 a 65 n 60 d 55

50 m 45 i 40 g 35 r 30 a 25 t 20 i 15 o 10 n 5

0

400 000 300 000 200 000 100 000 0 100 000 200 000 300 000 400 000

Death rates, by major cause of death

2015 2016 2017

Total deaths, persons 594796 583631 574123

of which due to

some infectious and parasitic diseases 9900 9326 8714

tumours 79530 78959 78324

diseases of blood circulation 404551 392298 384810

respiratory diseases 13951 13840 12166

digestive apparatus diseases 22818 22013 21999

external causes 34569 31746 31185

1 Population migration (all flows of migration) , thsd.

2015 20162 20172

Number of arrivals 533,3 256,8 442,3

Number of those who left 519,1 246,2 430,3

Migration increase (decrease) 14,2 10,6 12,0

1 All flows of migration include intraregional, interreginal and interstate migration 2 Since April 2016, information on migration is compiled on the basis of available administrative data supplied

by some registration bodies (executive bodies of rural, village or city councils, rural heads (if, according to the legislation, the executive body of rural council is not set up))

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u n 4. Employment and unemployment e

m Economic activity of the population p (thsd. persons) l 2015 2016 2017 o y Economically active population m e aged 15-70 18097,9 17955,1 17854,4 n t working age 17396,0 17303,6 17193,2

Employed

aged 15-70 16443,2 16276,9 16156,4

working age 15742,0 15626,1 15495,9

Unemployed (ILO methodology)

aged 15-70 1654,7 1678,2 1698,0

1654,0 1677,5 1697,3 working age

Economically inactive population

aged 15-70 10925,5 10934,1 10945,0

working age 6920,6 7039,3 6845,8

Economic activity rate, percent of the total population of the relevant age group

aged 15-70 62,4 62,2 62,0

working age 71,5 71,1 71,5

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E Unemployment rate of the population (ILO methodology) m (percent of economically active population of relevant age group) p l 12 o 9,9 9,5 9,7 9,5 y 9,1 9,3 m 9 e n t 6 a n 3 d u 0 n 2015 2016 2017 e m p Aged 15-70 Working age l o y m Number of vacancies in 20171 e (end of month) n t thsd. persons 120 120

91 90 77 90 74 77 70 73 73 68 70 64 67 65

60 57 60 47 50 55 58 51 50 49 46 30 40 41 39 30

0 0

July

May April

June

March

August January

October

February December November September

Number of vacancies

Burger of the registered unemployed per 10 vacancits

1 Source: the State Employment Service

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I n c o m e

a n d

l i v i 5. Income and living conditions n

g

2015 2016 2017 c Average monthly available income o per capita1, UAH 2650,3 3090,0 3813,6 n percent of the previous year1 118,8 116,6 123,4 d

Average monthly real available i

1 t income per capita , UAH 1782,3 2712,9 3333,5 i Average monthly nominal wages, UAH 4195 5183 7104 o percent of the previous year 120,5 123,6 137,1 n Index of real wages, percent of the s previous year 79,8 109,0 119,1

Average monthly pensions payable

to pensioners end of year, UAH 1699,5 1828,3 2479,2

Average size of assistance to citizens

who are identified and registered with the entity proving social services, per one person, UAH in cash 1241,6 1671,9 1597,9 in kind 221,8 222,4 229,0

1 Updated data

Increase (decrease) in nominal and real wages (percent of the previous year)

2015 2016 2017 40 37,1 35 30 23,6 25 20,5 19,1 20 15 10 9,0 5 0 -5 -10 -15 -20 -25 -20,2

Increase (decrease) in nominal wages Increase (decrease) in real wages

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H o u s i n g

s t o c k

6. Housing stock

(mln.sq.m of total size)

2015 2016 2017

Total housing stock 973,8 977,9 984,8

Urban housing stock 592,5 594,0 599,4

Rural housing stock 381,3 383,9 385,4

Housing stock facilities

(percent age of total size)

2015 2016 2017

in urban in rural in urban in rural in urban in rural areas areas areas areas areas areas

water supply 77,8 34,3 77,8 35,4 78,0 36,6

sewage 76,7 30,9 76,8 31,9 77,0 33,0

central heating 78,2 53,9 78,3 54,2 78,4 54,9

gas supply 82,8 84,1 82,4 84,2 82,3 84,3

hot water

supply 63,2 21,8 62,8 22,7 62,7 24,0

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7. Education

2015 2016 2017

Pre-school educational institutions, thsd. 14,8 14,9 14,9 enrollement, thsd. 1291 1300 1304

Boarding schools for orphans and children deprived of parents’ guardianship 23 11 9

enrollement, thsd. 2,1 0,9 0,7

(beginning of academic year) 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018

Secondary educational institutions, thsd. 17,3 16,9 16,2

pupils, thsd. 3783 3846 3922 Professional training institutions (end of year) 798 787 756

graduated qualified workers, thsd. 165 153 141

Institutions of higher

education of the 1st and 2nd

1 levels of accreditation 371 370 372 enrollement, thsd. 230 217 209

per 10 thsd. population 54 51 49 Institutions of higher education of the 3rd and 4th

levels of accreditation2 288 287 289

enrollement, thsd. 1375 1369 1330

per 10 thsd. population 322 321 314

1 Since 2016/17 academic year – colleges, technical secondary schools, vocational schools 2 Since 2016/17 academic year – universities, academies, institutes

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H e a l t h c a r e a n d 8. Health care and social protection s o c 2015 2016 2017 i Number of medical practitioners of a 1 l all specialisations (excluding dentists) p thsd. 186 187 186 r per 10 thsd. population 43,7 44,0 44,1 o t Number of paramedical staff1 e c thsd. 372 367 360 t i per 10 thsd. population 87,3 86,5 85,4 o n Number of hospitals1, thsd. 1,8 1,7 1,7

Number of hospital beds1

thsd. 333 315 309

per 10 thsd. population 78,1 74,3 73,1

Number of out-patient facilities1,

thsd. 10,0 10,2 10,4

including

institutions with dental departments2 1,8 1,7 1,7

independent dental clinics2 0,2 0,2 0,2

Capacity of out-patient facilities

thsd. visits per shift 912 915 923

per 10 thsd. population 214,2 215,6 218,6 1 End of year 2 Institutions belonging to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine

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Provision of targeted in kind and monetary assistance by entity H that renders social services in 20171 e a Of Aid provided, Average size of aid Including which l Total, thsd. persons per person, UAH the those thsd. t number residing persons of women in rural cash in-kind cash in-kind h areas Persons c who were a identified r and e registered and a required n assistance 605,9 427,1 296,3 84,6 419,3 1597,9 229,0 d of which old-age s persons o with c disabilies, i patients a who have l no relations 361,0 266,8 182,3 48,2 272,5 1980,2 274,4 persons p who enjoy r special o conditions t of free e service 44,0 30,8 25,2 4,4 31,5 492,7 132,7 c persons who t are in i complicated o real-life n situation due to unemp- loyment, natural disaster, catastrophe if average monthly total income of their families is lower than subsistence level for family 39,2 27,5 20,5 14,9 18,4 812,8 254,4 internally displaced persons 6,0 4,5 1,6 0,6 7,5 1476,6 125,2 family members of the ATO participants 5,7 1,7 2,6 4,8 1,5 1355,0 809,1

1 Source: the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine

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C u l t u r e, l e i s u r e 9. Culture, leisure and tourism

a 2015 2016 2017 n d Libraries, thsd. 17,3 17,0 16,8

Тheatres 113 112 113 t o Consert organisations 73 76 76 u Museums 564 576 574 r Club-houses, thsd. 17,2 17,1 17,1 i Books and brochures, printed titles 19958 21330 22047 s m circulations publications, mln. copies 36 49 45 Number of periodicals and those publications that continue (excluding newspapers), printed titles 2847 2617 2692 annual circulation, mln. copies 233 165 145

Number of newspapers, printed titles 1846 1656 1666

annual circulation, mln. copies 2349 1327 2170

Collective accommodation facilities1 2015 2016 2017

Hotels and similar accommodation facilities, units 2478 2534 2474 number of places 132535 135916 133396 hotels 1508 1703 1704 number of places 100180 102002 101193 motels 123 139 137 number of places 3614 3945 3791 hostels 29 40 36

number of places 1183 1577 1472

campings 6 14 12

number of places 332 709 506 guests dormitories 105 90 84 number of places 7049 6902 6637 tourist camps, mountain shelters, students’ summer camps, other places for temporary accommodation 707 548 501 number of places 20177 20781 19797

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Table continued C 2015 2016 2017 u l Specialized accommodation t facilities, units 1863 1722 1641 u number of places (beds) 270115 239677 225638 r e, sanatoria 184 172 169

number of places (beds) 58652 51224 52255 l children’s sanatoria 111 107 103 e number of places (beds) 17199 16556 16486 i s boarding houses with care 14 12 12 u number of places (beds) 2447 2198 2326 r e year-round children’s health- improving institutions, child centers 13 17 14 a number of places (beds) 4823 5485 4035 n prophylactic sanatoria 79 63 55 d

number of places (beds) 11549 9912 9615 t balnearies, institutions for mud o cures, balneal and mud hospitals 3 3 3 u number of places (beds) 690 589 581 r i rest houses 12 11 14 s number of places (beds) 1440 1195 1366 m rest boarding houses 64 62 53

number of places (beds) 13796 12426 10555 recreations camps, other recreation facilities (apart from tourist camps) 1372 1265 1212

number of places (beds) 158427 139071 128099 health-improving institutions for 1–2 day staying 11 10 6 number of places (beds) 1092 1021 320

1 The total includes legal persons and entrepreneurs natural persons

The number of people staying in hotels and

similar accommodation facilities, persons

5135164 2017 878165

5037075 2016 819211

4297190 2015 628121

0 1000000 2000000 3000000 4000000 5000000 6000000

Number of people staying in facilities Including foreigners

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Main Resorts1 C u Coast of Crimea: Alushta, Evpatoriya, Saky, Feodosiya, l : , Yalta, t Miskhor, , , , u Symeiz, Foros r e, The coast of the Ochakiv, Hopry, Skadovsk, Odesa Mykolayiv, Odesa and group of resorts: Kuyalnik, Arkadia, l Kherson regions: Lermontovskyi, Velykyi Fontan e i (Great Fountain), Carolino-Buhas, Chornomorka, Zatoka (Bay), s Hadjibey, Luzanivka, Prymorskyi u r (Seaside), Lebedevka, Mala Dolyna e (Small Valley) a The Azov sea coast: Berdyansk, Kyrylivka n d Mountain and pre- Svaliava, Holubyne, Poliana, Suniak, mountain area of the Cherche, Vorokhta, Truskavets, t Zakarpattya, Ivano- Morshyn, Nemyriv, Liubin Velykyi, o Frankivsk and Lviv Kosiv, Yaremcha u regions: r i Resort areas of the Myrhorod, Berezivski Mineral Waters, s , Donetsk, Kyiv, Ray-Olenivka, Sloviansk, Slovianohirsk, m Poltava and Kharkiv regions: Koncha-Zaspa, Puscha-Vodytsia, Khmilnyk

Tourist flows, thsd. 2015 2016 2017

2 Ukraine’s citizens who traveled abroad 23142 24668 26437

Foreign citizens who visited Ukraine2 12428 13333 14230

Number of tourists serviced by tour operators and travel agencies of Ukraine 2020 2550 2806

foreign tourists 15 35 40

tourists (Ukraine’s citizens) who

traveled abroad 1647 2061 2290

domestic tourists 357 454 477

In 2017, the most popular destinations for Ukraine’s citizens were

Poland, and the Russian Federation; Hungary; Moldova, Republic of; Belarus; Turkey; Romania; Slovakia; Egypt; Germany; Italy; United

Arab Emirates and Israel.

Among foreigners who visited our country, the citizens from the following countries dominated: Moldova, Republic of; Belarus; Russian Federation; Poland; Hungary; Romania; Slovakia; Turkey; Israel; Germany; USA and Azerbaijan.

1 Source: According to data from the handbook "Resorts and Sanatoriums of Ukraine", Kyiv, 2009 2 Including one-day visitors (according to data from Administration of State Frontier Service of Ukraine)

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Emission of the pollutants into the atmosphere

by stationary pollution sources

(thsd.t)

2015 2016 2017 By type of economic activity

Total 2857,4 3078,1 2584,9

Agriculture, hunting, forestry 77,7 81,6 80,3

Mining and quarrying 490,9 465,4 479,3

Manufacturing 941,4 976,7 874,3

Electricity, gas, steam and air

conditioning supply 1174,3 1414,5 1011,0

Water supply, sewerage, waste

management 9,0 14,1 15,8

Construction; wholesale and retail

trade; repair of motor vehicles and

motorcycles 32,7 26,6 23,0

Transport and storage, postal and

courier activities 76,3 60,8 60,3

Other economic activities 55,1 38,4 40,9

It is calculated 2015 2016 2017

per capita, kg 66,7 72,1 60,8

per 1 sg.m of territory, kg 44955,5 5338,3 4483,0

Structure of pollutant emissions Increase, decrease () in

in 2017 emission of the pollutants

(percent of the total) (percent of the previous year)

Nitrogen dioxide Sulfur dioxide 8,3 28,1

Methane 7,7 19,3

Substances

Other in the form -14,7 -16,0 3,7 of the

suspended

solid

Carbon oxide particles

28,2 12,4 2015 2016 2017

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G r o s s

d o m e s t i c

11. Gross domestic product (GDP) p r At 2010 constant prices, o UAH bln. % of the previous year d u volume change deflator change c 2015 1988,5 -9,8 38,9 t 2016 2385,4 2,4 17,1 2017 2982,9 2,5 22,0

Gross value added structure for 2017, percent

12,1

35,2 agriculture industry

25,7 construction trade

transport other 7,6 16,7 2,7

Nominal GDP for 2017 amounts to UAH 2982,9 bln.

Increase, decrease (−)

(percent of the relevant period of the previous year, at 2010 constant prices)

real GDP real GVA: manufacturing agriculture transport trade

7,9 5,4 6,1 4,6 5,3 5,1 5,1 5,0 3,6 3,9 5,0 3,3 3,1 3,8 4,3

2,8 2,6 2,4 2,2 2,5

-0,7 -0,1 -2,5 -2,9

-6,4

Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017 2017

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o 12. Prices and foodstuffs consumption d s (of the previous year, percent) t 2015 2016 2017 u f Consumer price index 148,7 113,9 114,4 f Industrial producer price index 136,0 120,5 126,4 s Price index for agriculture products sold by agricultural enterprises 154,5 109,0 111,5 c Price index for construction and assembly o operations 127,1 109,2 113,4 n s Consumer price indices and industrial producer price indices u (Dec. over Dec., percent of the previous year) m

143,3 p 160 135,7 125,4 112,4 113,7 116,5 t 120 i 80 o n 40

0 2015 2016 2017 Consumer price index Industrial producer price indecx

(per capita per year, kg)

Foodstuffs consumption 2015 2016 2017

Meat and meat products (in terms of meat, including lard and offal) 50,9 51,4 51,7 Milk and diary products (in terms of milk) 209,9 209,5 200,1

Eggs, pcs 280 267 270

Fish and fish products 8,6 9,6 10,5

Sugar 35,7 33,3 30,1 Oil 12,3 11,7 12,0 Potatoes 137,5 139,8 140,0

Vegetables, melons and gourds 160,8 163,7 161,0

Fruit, berries and grapes (excluding those processed for wine) 50,9 49,7 53,5

Bakery products (bread, pasta in terms of flour; flour, cereals and legume crops) 103,2 101,0 103,4

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13. Industry

Industrial production indices, by type of activity

(percent of the previous year)

2015 2016 2017

Industry 87,0 102,8 100,4

Mining and manufacturing 86,9 102,9 101,6

Mining and quarrying 85,8 99,8 94,3

Manufacturing 87,4 104,3 104,8

including

Manufacture of food products, beverages and

tobacco products 89,3 104,4 102,9

Manufacture of textiles, apparel, leather and

related products 92,0 102,2 107,2

Manufacture of wood and paper products, and

printing 88,9 102,0 105,8

Manufacture of coke, and refined petroleum

products 80,9 108,7 85,2

Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 84,8 101,1 118,4

Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal

chemical and botanical products 92,4 104,4 106,9

Manufacture of rubber and plastics products, and

other non-metallic mineral products 92,8 108,5 108,2

Manufacture of basic metals and fabricated metal

products, except machinery and equipment 83,9 106,8 100,2

Machine-building, except to repair and installation

of machinery and equipment 85,9 102,0 107,9

Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 88,0 102,5 93,5

Structure of industrial production sold in 2017, percent

12,4

21,0 food industry 1,0 light industry Mining and guarrying

3,9 coke, refined petroleum products Manufacturing 62,1 2,5 chemicals Electricity, gas, steam and air 1 5 ,6 metallurgy and metalwork conditioning supply 6 ,4 machinery Water supply, sewerage, waste 11,7 others management 24,5

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14. Agriculture

2015 2016 2017

Agricultural production – total

(at the 2010 constant prices), UAH mln. 239467,3 254640,5 249157,0

agricultural enterprises 131918,6 145119,0 140535,2 agricultural holdings of households 107548,7 109521,5 108621,8 including

crop products – total 168439,0 185052,1 179474,6

agricultural enterprises 99584,7 113392,6 108601,1 agricultural holdings of households 68854,3 71659,5 70873,5 livestock products – total 71028,3 69588,4 69682,4

agricultural enterprises 32333,9 31726,4 31934,1

agricultural holdings of households 38694,4 37862,0 37748,3 Increase, decrease () in agricultural production

(percent of the previous year)

2017 -2,2

2016 6,3

2015 -4,8

-5 -3 -1 1 3 5 7 9

Structure of agricultural production in 2017

(percent)

Grain and leguminous Breeding of livestock crops 26,2 animals 13,5 Livestock Industrial crops 22,5 products Milk 10,5 28,0 Potatoes, vegetables Eggs 2,9 and cucurbits crops 18,0 Fruit and berry Crop products Other livestock crops, grapes 3,1 products 1,1 72,0 Other crop products 2,2

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Harvested areas A (thsd.ha) g 2015 2016 2017 r i Grain and leguminous crops 14641 14337 14560 c Sunflowers 5166 6087 6061 u Factory sugar beets 237 291 314 l Potatoes 1291 1312 1323 t u Vegetable crops 447 447 446 r Fruit and berry crops e (in fruit-bearing age) 206 197 199

Output of basic agricultural crops

(thsd.t)

2015 2016 2017 Grain and leguminous crops 60126 66088 61917

Sunflowers 11181 13627 12236

Factory sugar beets 10331 14011 14882

Potatoes 20839 21750 22208 Vegetable crops 9214 9415 9286 Fruit and berry crops 2153 2007 2048

Increase, decrease () in basic agricultural crops output, 2017 (percent of the previous year) 6,2 2,1 2,0

-1,4 -6,3 -10,2 Grainand Sunflowers Factory sugar Potatoes Vegetable crops Fruit and berry leguminous beets crops crops

Yields of basic agricultural crops (centners per 1 ha)

2015 2016 2017

Grain and leguminous crops 41,1 46,1 42,5 Sunflowers 21,6 22,4 20,2 Factory sugar beets 436 482 475

Potatoes 161 166 168

Vegetable crops 206 211 208

Fruit and berry crops 104,5 101,9 103,1

Increase, decrease () in yields of basic agricultural crops, 2017

(centners of the previous year)

1,2 1,2

-1,8 -1,2 -7,8 -9,8

Grain and Sunflowers Factory sugar Potatoes Vegetable crops Fruit and berry leguminous beets crops crops

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Number of livestock animals A (end of year; thsd. heads) g 2015 2016 2017 r i Cattle 3750 3682 3531 c including cows 2167 2109 2018 u Pigs 7079 6669 6110 l Sheep and goats 1325 1315 1309 t

Poultry, mln. heads 204,0 201,7 204,8 u r Increase, decrease () in livestock animals e (percent of the previous year) 1,5

-0,8 -1,1 -0,5 -3,5 -3,7 -3,4 -4,4 -1,8 -4,1 -5,8 -8,4 2015 2016 2017 Cattle Pigs Sheep and goats Poutry

Output of livestock products (thsd.t)

2015 2016 2017

Meat (slaughter weight) 2323 2324 2318 of which beef and veal 384 376 363

pork 760 748 736

mutton and goat meat 14 13 14 poultry meat 1144 1167 1185 rabbit meat 13 12 12

horse meat 8 8 8

Milk 10615 10382 10281 Eggs, mln.pcs 16783 15100 15506 Wool, t 2270 2072 1967

Increase, decrease () in livestock products, 2017 (percent of the previous year) 2,7

-0,3 -1,0 Meat (slaughter weight) Milk Eggs

Structure of meat output by category, 2017 (percent of the total)

Rabbit meat Beef and veal 15,7 0,5

Mutton and goat meat 0,6 Poltry meat 51,1

Pork 31,8 Horse meat 0,3

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C o n s t r u c t i o n

15. Construction

Residential buildings put into operation by types

1 1 2015 2016 2017

Units

Total 28853 21243 22906

single-family house 27841 20254 21815

houses with two and more apartments 1006 987 1083

boarding houses 6 2 8

Thsd.sq.m of total size

Total 11044,4 9366,8 10206,0

single-family house 5580,0 4089,2 4231,4

houses with two and more apartments 5435,2 5249,6 5934,9

boarding houses 29,2 28,0 39,7

Percentage of total

Total 100,0 100,0 100,0

single-family house 50,5 43,7 41,5

houses with two and more apartments 49,2 56,0 58,1

boarding houses 0,3 0,3 0,4

1 Including the volumes of unauthorized construction of housing put into services according to the procedure established by the legislation

Housing put into service

thsd.sq.m %

12000 120 11044 11000 10206 110 10000 113,4 9367 109,0 9000 100 8000

7000 90

6000 84,8 80 5000

4000 70

3000 60 2000

1000 50

2015 2016 2017

Volumes, thsd.sq.m of total size Growth (decline), percent of the previous year

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T r a n s p o r t

a

n

d

c

o 16. Transport and communications m

Freight shipped m

(mln.t) u

2015 2016 2017 n

i All mode of transport 1474 1543 1582 c including a Land 1468 1536 1576 t

rail 350 343 339 i

road 1021 1086 1122 o

pipeline 97 107 115 n

Water 6 7 6 s

sea 3 3 2

river 3 4 4

Air 0,1 0,1 0,1

Volume indices for freight shipped

(percent of the previous year) 110 105 103

100 91

90

80

70

2015 2016 2017

Structure of cargo turnover by mode of transport in 2017

(percent)

17

29 1 pipeline

rail

water

road

53

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Passengers dispatched (transported) T (mln) r a 2015 2016 2017 n All mode of transport 5167 4854 4648 s including p o Land 5160 4845 4637 r rail 390 389 1651 t bus 2250 2025 2019

tram 739 694 676 a trolley-bus n 1081 1039 1058 subway d 700 698 719 Water 1 1 1 c sea 0 0 0 o river 1 1 1 m 6 8 10 m Air u 1Since January 2017, the public joint-stock partnership "Ukrzaliznythya" changed the procedure for accounting n the transportation of passengers by rail of suburban service who make use of benefits for free travel

i c Volume indices for passengers dispatched (transported) a by public transport t (percent of the previous year) i o 110 n 100 s 100 94

90 88

80

70 2015 2016 2017

Structure of passenger turnover by mode of transport in 2017 (percent)

4

rail 28 20

subway

trolley-bus

road 6

air

36 6 tram

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T

Operational length of public transport network T (thsd.km) r 2015 2016 2017 a n Operational length s p o railroads 21,0 21,0 19,8 r

t navigable river routes 1,6 1,6 2,1

a trolley-bus routes (single- n track) 3,3 3,3 3,4 d

tram routes (single-track) 1,6 1,6 1,6 c

o subways (double-track), km 112,3 113,4 113,4 m

m Operational length of u automobile roads 163,0 163,0 163,1 n

i

including with hard coating 159,4 159,5 159,6 c

a

As of January 1, 2018 the length of public pipelines equalled t

41,3 thsd.km. i

o

n Post and communications services s 2015 2016 2017

Dispatched, mln

newspapers and magazines … 541 486

letters 190 368 355

telegrams 1 0,3 0,2

parcels 21 29 84

money transfers and pension

payments 84 81 79

Availability of telephones to households

(units)

2015 2016 2017

Private telephones

per 100 households (including departmental) 48 44 36

Long-distance public telephones per 100 thsd. population (local, inter-city, international and universal) 16 14 13

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