World Bank, Government of Ukraine, European Union, and United Nations, Ukraine Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment: February 2022 - February 2023 (English) (Washington, D.C.: World Bank Group). See ➝. Similar data is also provided by Kyiv School of Economics, “During one year of full-scale war, Russia caused almost $144 billion in damage to Ukraine's infrastructure,” March 22, 2023. See ➝.
Daria Bocharnikova, “Inventing Socialist Modern: A History of the Architectural Profession in the USSR, 1932–1971” (PhD diss., European University Institute), 25.
Krzysztof Niedzialkowski and Raoul Beunen, “The risky business of planning reform: The evolution of local spatial planning in Poland,” Land Use Policy 85, (2019): 11-20.
Anastasiya Ponomaryova, Brent D. Ryan and Oleksandr Anismov, “Kyiv’s new General Plan has failed. What will come next?”, Mistosite (2020). See ➝. Anastasiya Ponomaryova, Brent D. Ryan and Oleksandr Anismov, “Kyiv’s new General Plan has failed. Part II”, Mistosite (2020). See ➝.
Natalia Otrishchenko, “Looking Forward, Looking Back: Re-Connecting of Urban Planning Education in Lviv,” Studia Historiae Scientiarum 21, (2022): 485–514. See ➝.
OECD, “Rebuilding Ukraine by Reinforcing Regional and Municipal Governance,” OECD Multi-level Governance Studies (Paris: OECD Publishing, 2022). See ➝.
Anna Ackerman, Nataliya Andrusevych, and Oleh Savyskyi, “A Green Deal for post-war Ukraine,” Ecoaction, November 8, 2022. See ➝. David Saha, Rouven Stubbe and Pavel Bilek, “Putting the green reconstruction of Ukraine into action: Requirements for programme design and policy,” Vox Ukraine, July 13, 2022. See ➝.
Oleksandr Anisimov, “Post-war urbanism. 10 points for a new urban policy of the reconstruction of Ukrainian cities,” Medium, March 5, 2022. See ➝.
Oleksandr Anisimov, Pavlo Fedoriv, Oleksandra Tkachenko, Julie Lawson and Edwin Buitelaar. “Rebuilding a place to call home: Sharing knowledge for the recovery of Ukraine,” PBL Netherlands Environmental Assesment Agency, May 2, 2023. See ➝.
Examples of fatalistic view towards the national capacity of the state regarding all “unnecessary functions” such as culture, higher education, and even medical services (and thus the need to sideline state in the long-term recovery) include: “A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine,” CEPR, April 8, 2022. See ➝. “Ukraine Recovery Cookbook,” Centre for Economic Stragety, April 26, 2023. See ➝. More about the problem of small state in the recovery can be found here, ➝.