Reconstruction in Ukraine to cost $486 billion over the next decade, up from $411 billion estimated a year ago, report says (news.un.org)

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The highest needs are in housing, or 17 per cent of the overall estimated costs, followed by transport, commerce and industry, agriculture and energy. Social protection and livelihood support and explosive hazard management are pegged at under 10 per cent, respectively, according to the UN.

Across all sectors, the cost of debris clearance and management, as well as demolition where needed, is almost $11 billion.

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[-] suppenloeffel@feddit.de 5 points 8 months ago

It's gonna be interesting to see what the reparations from Russia will look like. Can't be too low to set an example, can't be too high to prevent the population from pulling a Nazi Germany due to having no perspective.

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