Ukraine – Netherlands | Public-Private Health Care Recovery Platform 2025

Public-Private Health Care Recovery Platform 2025

Task Force Health Care (TFHC) coordinates the public–private Platform Health Care Recovery Ukraine. The Platform brings together organisations and companies from the Dutch and Ukrainian Life Sciences & Health (LSH) sectors to support Ukraine in addressing the devastating effects of the war on its healthcare system.

The initiative was established by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with TFHC serving as the coordinating partner.

Event Details

For: Organisations that are interested in healthcare in Ukraine

1 January 2025

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31 December 2025

Ukraine, Europe

Partnering for healthcare recovery in Ukraine

This event highlights how public–private partnerships and innovative business initiatives can contribute to sustainable solutions for rebuilding and strengthening Ukraine’s healthcare system. Its main purpose is to support organisations and companies in developing activities that align with Ukraine’s needs while fostering connections between Dutch and Ukrainian partners.

In addition, the Platform keeps stakeholders informed by sharing relevant updates and insights through newsletters and dedicated meetings.

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What to Expect

The Platform Health Care Recovery Ukraine brings together stakeholders who are active, or wish to become active, in Ukraine. Participants include representatives from the private sector, NGOs, knowledge institutes, and the Dutch government.

Platform activities are, in principle, open to all relevant organisations. From within the broader group, a Core Group has been appointed to serve as a body of knowledge. The Secretariat is jointly managed by TFHC and the RVO.

Participation is open to organisations regardless of TFHC partnership. There is no membership fee. However, all participants must:

• Be registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK)
• Maintain an active office in the Netherlands

Meetings are by invitation only, and a Code of Conduct applies to all activities under the Platform.

How This Event Supports Your Growth

The Ukraine Healthcare Financing report March Edition outlines a comprehensive approach to strengthening healthcare financing and infrastructure in Ukraine in the aftermath of the Russian Federation’s invasion. The report emphasises the importance of a sustainable, demand-driven model for healthcare recovery, drawing on Dutch expertise and leveraging both national and international financial instruments.

Click here to view the report outline and register to access the full edition through the form below.