KSE - Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine (2019-2022) - NEW KSE - Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine (2019-2022) KSE - Stöd till ekonomiska of finansiella reformer i Ukraina (2019-2022) Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) 

Målet är att bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt, social stabilitet och fattigdomsminskning genom ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet, och transparens i ekonomiska flöden i Ukraina. Detta ska uppnås genom att stärka statens förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital.

Insatsen är indelat i tre komponenter med det övergripande målet att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att hantera offentliga medel och privat kapital. Målet är att bidra till ökad effektivitet, förutsägbarhet och transparens i ukrainska ekonomiska flöden med syfte att öka den ekonomiska tillväxten och sociala stabiliteten och samtidigt minska fattigdom.

I den första komponenten (”Makroekonomisk stabilitet”) är landets centralbank, National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), den huvudsakliga motparten. NBU:s främsta uppgift är att upprätthålla den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i Ukraina, sänka inflationen och minimera risken för störningar i det ekonomiska systemet. Genom kapacitetsutveckling kommer insatsen att bidra till en förstärkning av NBU:s tillsiktsfunktion och prognosförmåga. Ytterligare aktiviteter inom komponent 1 syftar på att stärka andra relevanta institutioner som exempelvis finansdepartementet, samt - och utbildningsverksamhet för den privata sektorn och allmänheten.

I den andra komponenten (”Offentlig finansförvaltning”) är huvudintressenterna personal på mellannivå inom nyckelutgiftsenheter, samt provinsiella och regionala förvaltningar med ansvar för implementering av statsbudgeten. Genom utbildning, kapacitetsutveckling och utveckling av ett kompetensnätverk kan insatsen ha en positiv inverkan på hela stadsbudgetens effektivitet och ändamålsenlighet.

Den tredje komponenten (”Supportfunktion för ekonomisk reform”) innebär KSE-finansiering för stöd till forskning och annan verksamhet som rundabordssamtal, evenemang och konferenser som fungerar som stöd för de första två komponenterna. Syftet är att ha en begränsad, flexibel facilitet som kan användas vid behov efter godkännande av ambassaden.

Insatsens sammanlagda budget är SEK 10 800 000 . Insatsen avser ingen vidareförmedling av medel. Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has applied to the Embassy for a 3-year, multi-component programme 'Economic and Financial Reform Support in Ukraine' from September 2019 - September 2022.

The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital.

The contribution is divided into three components with the overarching outcome of strengthening Ukraine in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital. The goal is to contribute to increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine to support economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction.

In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities in this component are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public.

In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSU's) and oblast and regional administration’s responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the entirety of the state budget.

Component 3 'Economic Reform Support Facility' provides KSE funding to support research and other activities such as round-tables, events and conferences supporting components 1 & 2. The purpose is to have a limited flexible facility that can be deployed when required, subject to a ToR and no-objection by the Embassy.

The intervention’s total budget is SEK 10 800 000. There is no other than Sida funding and no forwarding of funds. The goal is to contribute to economic growth, social stability and poverty reduction through an increased efficiency, predictability and transparency of financial flows in Ukraine by strengthening the state in its capacity to manage public funds and private capital.
Outcomes:
The Contribution is divided into three components. In component 1 'Macroeconomic Stability' the key stakeholder is the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), Ukraine's central bank. The NBU's primary task is to maintain macroeconomic stability in Ukraine, lowering inflation and minimising potential shocks to the economic system. Through strategic capacity building at key NBU departments the contribution can substantially strengthening the NBU in its forecasting and oversight role. Further supporting activities are related on strengthening other relevant institutions such as the Ministry of Economy and - Finance as well as advocacy and teaching for the private sector and general public.
In component 2 'Public Finance Management' (PFM) the key stakeholders are mid-level staff at Key Spending Units (KSUs) and oblast level administration that are directly responsible for the implementation of the state budget. Through conducting training, capacity building and developing a network of expertise the contribution can potentially affect the efficiency and effectiveness of budget allocations at all levels of the state budget. Mid-level staff have been chosen as in previous trainings it was found senior staff often left their positions after completing the training. One group will be formed from the lecturers of public finance in the state universities providing skills upgrade trainings for the public officials (ToT - teaching of teachers/training of trainers).
In component 3) 'Economic Reform Support Facility' KSE will improve the knowledge base and research around components 1 & 2 as well as supporting the creation of a community practice through events and round tables.