Ukrainian Cluster Alliance – Proposals for International Partners (Istambul forum 2022)
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The document highlights the severe impact of the war on the Ukrainian economy, forecasting a GDP decline of 40% and significant losses in various sectors due to disruptions in supply chains and production. It emphasizes the need for resilience and adaptation among Ukrainian businesses, suggesting strategies for international collaboration, support for armed forces, and humanitarian aid. Additionally, the document outlines the role of Ukrainian clusters in mobilizing resources and initiatives to address wartime challenges and calls for support from international partners.
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Ukrainian Cluster Alliance – Proposals for International Partners (Istambul forum 2022)
- 1. HOW TO BE RESILIENT IN WAR TIMES
- 2. IMPACT OF THE WAR ON UKRAINIAN ECONOMY Huge Economic Losses Forecast of GDP: -40% • 50% of SMEs stopped their work • Decreasing of productive capacities: 30-50% • Relocation of workers: 30% + • Agri-Сulture: 25%+ crops were not planted • Deficit and Price growth on fuel (+150%) • Credit rate: +25% • Blocked export (80% was done by sea ports) • Huge destruction of infrastructure and cities General losses: $600 billion US
- 3. THE MAIN CHALLENGES OF INDUSTRIAL SMES 1. ORDERS (= JOBS) 2. LOGISTIC 3. PRODUCTION RE-LAUNCH 4. STAFF 5. NEW SUPPLIERS Export & Internationalization / Integration into GDP / Integration into any projects helping to survive New ways / safety vs insurance / flexibility / fuel / reliability Financial support / Equipment / Change of output products / New business models Maintain / Re-allocate / Skill up / Motivate Fast change form BL & RU to EU / Financial support
- 4. WHY TO HELP TO UKRAINIAN BUSINESSES NOW? COMMON VALUES THE COMMON FUTURE Business opportunities Business perspectives
- 6. STAY RESILIENT = WIN THE WAR EVERY BUSINESS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THESE OPTIONS 1. Support the trade with Ukraine 2. Replace import from RU / BL to UA products 3. Place the orders (industrial and services outsource) 4. Integrate UA companies into current EU programs 5. Support of Armed Forces of Ukraine 6. Humanitarian support 7. Other options of prof. solidarity
- 7. HOW UKRAINIAN CLUSTERS TAKE THE WAR CHALLENGES?
- 8. Ukrainian Cluster Alliance ALL REGIONS IN UKRAINE 37 CLUSTERS 1800 COMPANIES 50 C2C & B2B EVENTS #1 CLUSTERS CONSOLIDATION
- 9. ENGINEERING – AUTOMATION – METALWORKING – MACHINERY (EAM) + AEROSPACE 9 clusters AGRI-FOOD 9 clusters TEXTILE INDUSTRIES 6 clusters OTHER INDUSTRIES 13 clusters CONSTRUCTION – FURNITURE 2 clusters
- 10. #2 CLUSTERS MOBILIZATION WITH THE CLEAR FOCUS ON OUR MEMBERS SUPPORT AND ON CRITICAL INDUSTRIES CLUSTERS OF UKRAINE 1) Textile industry 2) Industrial Automation – Engineering 3) Machinery 4) Furniture 5) Maritime 6) Agri-Food 7) … Others CRITICAL INDUSTRIES 1) Food, drugs, clothes … 2) Infrastructure (electricity, heat, water …) Members of professional communities / civilians / refugees needs resources matching SERVICES 37 CLUSTERS UNITED
- 11. #3 MANAGING INITIATIVES AS PROJECT PORTFOLIO INTL HELP TO UCA Marketplace on ECCP Clusters2Clusters meeting B2B meeting PRODUCTION First aid kit Textile projects Emergency Support Centers (expected) STAFF REALLOCATION Database of free resources in Ind Engineering / IT Internal matchmaking platform (EIF) ANALYTIC CENTER Regular digest UA/EN Proposal to UA government Position paper / reports FUNDRAISING 1H4U (CSIA) EaP Civic Facilitation EIF / I4MS (expected) GIZ (expected) Realized or Ongoing Planned 1. Extension of Industrial Dialogue 2. Integration in EU Value chains 3. Inno- Integration
- 12. HOW OUR EU – US PARTNERS HELP US?
- 15. INITIATIVES OF LUIGI DE BERNANDINI (CEO OF AUTOWARE) SUPPORTED BY CSIA (US) Free membership in CSIA Promotion of outsourcing services 1H4U (financial aid) #Professionals4Ukraine
- 16. FIRST RESULTS FOR INTERNATIONALISATION OF OUR CLUSTERS 1st success story of cooperation between Textile cluster fro Khmelnytskyy with Polish and German partners
- 17. BUILDING CZECH – UKRAINIAN AGENDA IN INDUSTRY 4.0 1. Common projects in Horizon Europe / I4MS 2. Trade mission & B2B matchmaking on trade fair (Brno, Prague) 3. Common conference on I4.0 4. Forming new project of Eastern Europe collaboration in Advanced Manufacturing
- 18. PROPOSALS FOR UKRAINE – TURKEY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
- 19. LET’S BUILD COMMON AGENDA (BI-LATERAL AND REGIONAL) • INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND PROGRAM FOR UKRAINE • Replicate TUBITAK in Ukraine • ADVANCED MANUFACTURING • Industry 4.0 agenda (exchanges, common programs, outsourcing of UA Integrators and developers) • Industrial outsourcing / localization • Future talents / Education • AGRI-FOOD • Equipment and investment into processing technologies / building new plants • CONSTRUCTION – FURNITURE • Re-building Infrastructure and Building sectors • INNOVATION AND CLUSTERS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS • Common participation in Horizon Europe and similar programs • Common agenda in Blue economy / Black sea basin programs
- 20. Alexandre YURCHAK Head of UCA, CEO of Association of Industrial Automation of Ukraine [email protected] CONTACT US! Olga TROFYMOVA Director of Export – Internationalization of UCA, CEO of Ukrainian Automotive and Mobility Cluster [email protected]