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KHERSONKHERSON REGIONAL INVESTMENT PASSPORT To discover the investment potential of Kherson region visit investinkherson.gov.ua KK KNOWLEDGEABLE Kherson Regional State Administration HH HARDWORKING $ EE EFFICIENT RR REFRESHING SS SUSTAINABLE OO OBTAINABLE NN NATURAL 2 3 KHERSON REGION INVESTMENTS IS OPEN FOR COOPERATION The total amount of foreign direct investments in the The geographical breakdown The geographical breakdown 217 Kherson regional economy – Foreign trade partners of the Kherson regional exports of the Kherson regional imports mln USD (as of January 1, 2018) form more than 100 countries (goods) 2015–2017 (goods) 2015–2017 around the world annually Geographic breakdown of the FDI (share capital) 100 Average value of export operation per year, mln USD Average value of import operation per year, mln USD 46,0 % of the all-annual regional export % of the all-annual regional import in the regional economy from the 50 16,7 50 countries-investors in 2017 Export-oriented dynamics of foreign 32,0 28,7 11,0 9,6 28,9 22,7 Cyprus Great Britain Belize Germany Turkey trade relations 17,1 13,6 119,8 mln USD 24 mln USD 17,8 mln USD 7,6 mln USD 4,7 mln USD Average export volume 25 13,4 11,2 9,4 9,3 8,8 25 14,8 12,9 10,3 9,4 6,0 4,6 3,7 3,4 3,4 3,2 9,0 7,8 6,3 5,8 4,6 55,2% 11,1% 8,2% 3,5% 2,2% 35,1% 33,3% 17,7% 5 5 Russian a y y y USA Panama Federation Canada The Netherlands v ey ey tion tion USA a a China urk urk oland Japan elarus T T mln USD mln USD mln USD mln USD P 3,4 3,1 mln USD 2,4 1,9 B 2,9 Moldo Hungar German German eder eder to Asia and Kazakhstan he Netherlands 1,6% 1,4% 1,3% 1,1% 0,9% to the EU CIS countries T Middle East Russian F Russian F Commodity composition of regional export The main trading partners are: Dynamics of indicators on development (use) Turkey, Germany, Kazakhstan, China, Machinery, tools of capital investments by the enterprises, Poland and the Netherlands. Agricultural Ready foodstuff Non-noble metals and electric Wood and Other goods institutions and organizations of the region products and metal products equipment wood products in 2014–2017 The basis of Kherson Region commodity structure: cereals, sunower seeds, ready 6850,0 foodstuff, wood products, electric machinery. 6387,0 39,5% 16,1% 17,5% 7,4% 6,6% 17,5% 4336,4 1917,8 2926,5 4076,8 Interregional partnership with Turkey, Italy, 1785,6 2738,1 Belarus, Iran, Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania, USA, Georgia. grain crops – 20,8% ferrous metal – 4,6% seeds and fruits 2014 2015 2016 2017 ferrous metal The total amount of the mastered of oil-bearing crops – 14,7% products – 4,3% (used) capital investments in 2017 – Total amount of capital investments development ADMINISTRATIVE 6 850 (150 % against an indicator of 2016), (use) by the enterprises, institutions and organizations Cooperation with international of area, mln UAH SERVICE CENTERS mln UAH per capita region – 6 387 UAH. 22 organizations and fundraising Mastered capital investments per capita region, UAH AGRARIAN SECTOR SUPPORT: Kherson region foreign trade MORE THAN turnover mln USD (goods) in 2013–2017 projects/programs of international technical aid are being implemented in the region 20 ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND ENERGY SAVING: 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 369,1 360,0 Export, 245,0 288,6 239,3 mln USD 274,6 Import, 186,3 202,3 EDUCATION AND SCIENCE: ECONOMIC REFORMS: mln USD er +173,7 169,5 w t 142,2 e and +97,1 omplex +94,5 +75,5 +86,3 vernanc Balance (+/-) rarian c Municipalineering po Small and mediumGo entralization g A eng business suppor dec 4 5 KNOWLEDGEABLE HARDWORKING More than Population of the Kherson region – 1050 k people graduates of various specializations 800 2500 6000 urban people extra-urban people annually 9500 MASTERS SPECIALISTS AND APPLICATION BACHELORS SPECIALISTS 646.0 k (or 61.6%) 403.9 k (or 38.4%) of population have vocational in the Kherson region 60% 35% qualication ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION: have higher education 496.9 k people 488 k people at the age of 15–70 working-age Nearly 69 k entities, including about 50 k physical persons – businessmen 6613 UAH Unemployment rate (around 250 USD) 1.7 % The nominal average monthly salary (approximately) HIGH EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS 103.5 % 134.6 % 7 Index of industrial The index of construction Kherson Kherson Kherson Kherson Kherson International Nova Kakhovka state national state state institute university polytechnic production production in 2017 university technical agricultural maritime of economics of business institute university university academy and law and law (in 2017) against 2016 6 PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTIONS The state educational institution Kherson Kherson Kherson Economical Kherson Nova Kakhovka Maritime polytechnic cooperative and technological maritime instrument-making "Kherson Center of Vocational Training college college college technical school technical of economics school of shing industry school of State Employment Service of Ukraine" and law carries out: MOST POPULAR IT-SECTOR SAILORS ENGINEERS IS DEVELOPING • vocational education of the jobless population ECONOMISTS TECHNICIANS • training under the order of the enterprise PROFESSIONS AGRONOMISTS DESIGNERS INTERPRETERS TEACHERS • courses for specic purpose in 13 directions IN THE REGION: SHIPBUILDERS 6 7 EFFICIENT days of sunshine THE AVERAGE INSOLATION VALUE of renewable power OF THE TERRITORY 240 per year (65%) 1.35–1.45 MWh/m2*year industry objects MAP of Kherson region ANNUAL POTENTIAL OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES Vysokopillya Novovorontsovka (RES) IN KHERSON REGION Velyka Oleksandrivka Verkhnii Rohachyk Velyka Lepetykha Prospective areas for 5146 t r.f./year total annual capacity of RES the construction r.f./year total annual of waste utilization Hornostaivka 3470 t consumption of fuel and energy Beryslav Nyzhni Sirohozy plants 28.2 ha replacement of organic 7.2 ha fuel due to RES use Kakhovka 148.1% Ivanivka Bilozerka Kherson Oleshky 11 ha 10 ha Hola Prystan WIND ENERGY POTENTIAL – Chaplynka Novotroitsk Kalanchak Henichesk 10 % Skadovsk from all regions of Ukraine (4 385 MW) 2860 866 er 810 w er er Potential of the average annual biomass production w w 310 er tal po throughout the Kherson region (thous./tons/year) w o po er gy 240 dr w 398.9 MW 1170 MW 60 y 173.4 MW onmen 01.07.2018 01.01.2019 01.01.2021 vir ind po olar ener S W Small h Geothermal po Biomass po En Straw from cereal crops 165 thous./tons/year Project on increase PRODUCTION OF in capacities Husk from oil crops of Kakhovka 20 thous./tons/year ELECTRIC hydroelectric ENERGY DUE TO USE OF: power station Waste from industrial crops up to 22 thous./tons/year 1.5 mln kWhours/year small rivers energy 500–550 MW Forestry waste 24 thous./tons/year 7700 mln kWhours/year wind power Waste from wood processing industry 15 thous./tons/year 8 9 CONNECTION REFRESHING WITH THE WHOLE WORLD: About 80 objects of natural and reserved fund, in particular – WONDERS ECO TOURISM the Black Sea biosphere and Askania-Nova OF KHERSON REGION 7 4 NATIONAL NATURAL PARKS: estates “AZOV-SYVASKY” “DZHARYLGACH” of green tourism ARABAT SPIT – “OLESHKY SANDS” “NYZHNYODNIPROVSKY” 56 the world's longest sand spit OFFERS: CONSTRUCTION OF COMPLEX TOURIST International airport «Kherson»: INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE NATURAL – OLESHKY FOREST – Regular connection with Istanbul and Kyiv RESERVED TERRITORIES the world's largest man-made forest of 100 thousand TAVRIA SPA RESORT “WHITE” LAKE RECREATION ZONE hectares area Reconstruction of existing building of former sanatorium Development of the“White” lake recreation zone DNIPRO DELTA – Tavria to wine SPA hotel with 59 rooms Bilоzerka the largest European Nova Kakhovka Construction of ooded areas of Area of land plot – 0,78 ha • Water sports base • Sports and tness core international Area of building – 3978 m • Hotel for 30 persons • Outdoor pool with bar importance including – 697 m of new buildings • Restaurant complex and summer terrace Intraregional connection: Approximate budget of project – 1,8 mln USD • Chapel KAKHOVKA bus/water (Nibulon – Express-2) RESERVOIR – the largest freshwater reservoir in Ukraine ASKANIA NOVA – the oldest world steppe reserve, one of 7 Ukrainian wonders DZHARYLGACH TAVRIDA ACTIVE PARK ISLAND – Developed network of railway connection within the country Europe's largest Сreation of modern infrastructure for sport activities uninhabited island Nova Kakhovka TOUR OPERATORS Area – 2,4 hа 13 Complex area – 12, 5 k m OLESHKY SANDS – Year-round functioning the only natural Approximate budget of project 7 mln USD desert in Europe about TRAVEL AGENTS PRODUCE TOURIST 100 SERVICES 10 11 THE CONCEPT OF BEACH REFRESHING TOURISM DEVELOPMENT ON THE BLACK SEA COAST More than explored and perspective for PERSPECTIVE TOURIST COSTA AZZURRA MEDICAL development deposits of therapeutic mud, mineral AND RECREATIONAL TOURISM INDUSTRIES FOR INVESTMENT 70 thermal water, brine BEACH TOURISM: SALT LAKE SYVASH DZHARYLGACH GULF • deposits of peloid More than More than Analog of the Dead Sea – (10000 sq.km): • pink brine • curative black silt – treatment of diseases of joints • therapeutic mud TREATMENT: 200 km 450 km • the top airways of sandy beaches of the sea coast • concentration of salt 300 gram/liter • all reserve of salt of Syvash – about 200 million tons • diseases of the musculoskeletal device OFFERS: OFFERS: Construction of balneal complexes, rehabilitation centers About 3.5 million tourists annually Henichesk district, Shchaslivtseve village Hola Prystan district Inter Medical Eco City – multifunctional Krugloozerka village council ARABAT SPIT resort The resort area
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  • Daily Report 148/2021 28 June 20211

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    - 1 - 1 Daily Report 148/2021 28 June 20211 Summary In Donetsk region, between the evening of 25 and 27 June, the SMM recorded 73 ceasefire violations, including 26 explosions. In the previous reporting period, it recorded 83 ceasefire violations in the region. In Luhansk region, between the evening of 25 and 27 June, the Mission recorded 81 ceasefire violations, including nine explosions. In the previous reporting period, it recorded 17 ceasefire violations in the region. The Mission continued monitoring the disengagement areas near Stanytsia Luhanska, Zolote and Petrivske. The SMM facilitated and monitored adherence to localized ceasefires to enable the operation of critical civilian infrastructure. The Mission continued following up on the situation of civilians, including at four entry- exit checkpoints and four corresponding checkpoints of the armed formations in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The Mission observed no change in the security situation in east and south-east Kherson region. It monitored a gathering at a checkpoint near Chonhar. The Mission’s freedom of movement continued to be restricted, including at a checkpoint of the armed formations in southern Donetsk region and in a border area outside government control in Luhansk region. Its unmanned aerial vehicles again experienced multiple instances of GPS signal interference.* 1 Based on information from the Monitoring Teams as of 19:30, 27 June 2021. All times are in Eastern European Summer Time. - 2 - Ceasefire violations 2 Number of recorded ceasefire violations 3 Number of recorded explosions4 2 For a complete breakdown of ceasefire violations, please see the annexed table. During the reporting period, the SMM camera in Petrivske was not operational and weather conditions limited the observational capabilities of some of the other SMM cameras between the evenings of 26 and 27 June.