| dc.description.abstract | Building on the progress of the first High-Level Policy Dialogue on the Donbas region (HLPD), which had discussed the lack of a credible socio-economic development strategy and the lack of proper policies, implementation mechanisms, data and resources as some of the most important obstacles on the path to a successful and safe reintegration of the Donbas, the second meeting, which took place during a time of significant political change in Ukraine, focused on the political and economic context of the Donbas’ recovery and its institutional and policy aspects. The HLPD, convened by the Peace and Security cluster of the EUI School of Transnational Governance, brought together high-level policy influencers and decision-makers, leading economists, experts, academics, practitioners, businessmen and civil society representatives to discuss policy recommendations and provide analysis, under the Chatham House Rule, intended for use by Ukrainian policy-makers and the international community. | en |
