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UGA charitable fund
This document provides information about the UGA International Charity Fund, which facilitates swift demining of agricultural areas in Ukraine to restore farmland. The fund was founded by the Ukrainian Grain Association and its beneficiaries include demining organizations and large charities. It aims to ensure demining of agricultural land, restore soil fertility, and revive Ukraine's grain potential. The fund works transparently and in partnership with donors, beneficiaries, and a supervisory board led by Director Serhii Ivaschenko. Ukraine faces significant challenges from mine contamination, including billions in lost exports and high costs of demining its millions of hectares of at-risk land.
UGA charitable fund
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- 2. UGA INTERNATIONAL CHARITYFUND Facilitate the swift demining of agricultural areas by providing humanitarian assistance 2 • mission to ensure demining of agricultural land in Ukraine to restore soils for grain and oilseeds to restore Ukraine's grain potential GOALS
- 3. FOUNDERS & BENEFICIARIES 3 BENEFICIARIES Recipientsof the Foundation’s Donations • organizations that teach demining operations • large specialized charities • organizations that demine territories Founder Ukrainian Grain Association
- 4. VALUES 4 We initiate andsupport projects that have a long-term sustainable impact SUSTAINABILITY We value collaborations and partnerships to implement important changes PARTNERSHIP We ensure transparency and open communication at every stage of our operations TRANSPARENCY We work together effectively to be helpful to the grain market RESPONSIBILITY
- 5. CHARITY FUND STRUCTURE 5 Donors UGA Charity Fund Beneficiaries Supervisory Board •Supervisory authority Executive Directorate • Executive and management body Administrative staff • Administrative and executive body
- 6. DIRECTOR 6 SERHII IVASCHENKO He graduatedfrom the Institute of International Relations of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv with a master's degree in International Business and International Relations. In 2023, he entered the postgraduate program of the Kyiv National Economic University, specializing in Economics, Ph.D. He has more than 10 years of experience in international business, public service, and the public sector, specializing in project management, marketing and media communications, PR and GR coordination. Since 2017, he has been working as the Executive Director of the Ukrainian Grain Association, and since 2023, he has been appointed Director of the UGA International Charity Fund.
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- 8. • More than30% of Ukraine's territory is at risk of mine contamination • About 6 million hectares need to be inspected by sappers 8 MINE CONTAMINATION
- 9. MARKET LOSSES 9 22.2 20.2 16.9 0 5 10 15 20 25 20212022 2022202320232024 Exports of grains and oils, billion USD 10 billion USD annually
- 10. ~ 9-12 billion USD 10 THECOST OF DEMINING *1.5-2 thousand USD per 1 ha of agricultural land
- 11. 6 млн га= ~ 25 млн т зернових та олійних 10 млрд $ 11 DEMINING So far, the Government has managed to survey 110,000 hectares and detect more than 600,000 explosive devices.
- 12. THANKYOU! JOIN US IN DEMININGUKRAINE!