On 12–13 November 2026, the sixth international exhibition and conference ReBuild Ukraine: Construction and Energy 2026, dedicated to the recovery of Ukraine, is taking place at the EXPO XXI exhibition centre in Warsaw. Representatives of Ukrainian communities will present projects to international partners and discuss financing opportunities and cooperation with investors, donors and businesses.
Five communities from Dnipropetrovsk region are presenting 16 projects at the exhibition. The Samarivska and Dniprovska communities and the Kryvyi Rih agglomeration have their own stands in the National Pavilion “Ukraine and Its Communities”, while the Verkhnodniprovska and Novopilska communities are taking part as guest participants.
The region’s investment opportunities take centre stage. The Kryvyi Rih agglomeration is inviting investors to create a GIS map of land plots in 14 communities and is presenting a project to develop infrastructure for green investment.
Dnipropetrovsk Investment Agency (DIA) supports the project proposals of the Samarivska community, which are also presented at the event: the creation and launch of the “Samar” industrial park and the comprehensive development of a new 145-hectare residential neighbourhood.
Most of the region’s projects concern critical infrastructure. Among them are the modernisation of water supply and sewerage systems in the city of Samar, the reconstruction of wastewater treatment facilities, reservoir monitoring and diagnostics of water supply systems in 13 communities of the Kryvyi Rih area, and the energy supply of schools in Verkhnodniprovsk. Projects to install solar power plants with energy storage systems at water supply facilities and to build modular boiler houses in the city of Dnipro are also presented.
In the areas of security and social infrastructure, the proposals include a project to develop a system of protective structures and shelters in educational and healthcare institutions, the installation of a MASTsO (municipal automated centralised warning system), and improving public preparedness for emergencies in the Samarivska community. They also include the construction of a dual-purpose facility for 600 students in Verkhnodniprovsk and the provision of specialised vehicles for people with disabilities in the village of Novopillia.
This year, the event brings together more than 7,500 participants, including representatives of 150 Ukrainian communities, as well as over 800 exhibitors from 33 countries.
More details about the exhibition and its programme are available on the official ReBuild Ukraine website.
