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September 16, 2025Scientia Agriculturae Bohemica1 citations

Sustainability of Food Systems: Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector in the Face of War

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LSLarysa SatyrRZRuslana ZadorozhnaVKValentyna Kepko

Key Points

  • Ukraine remains a net exporter of agricultural products, ensuring its role in global food security.
  • Analysis of time series and structural shifts highlights risks faced by Ukraine's agricultural sector during the war.
  • The Black Sea Grain Initiative played a critical role in stabilizing food prices amid the ongoing conflict.
  • Despite significant damages from the war, Ukraine's agricultural sector shows resilience with potential for rapid recovery.

Abstract

The resilience of food systems is vulnerable to many risks, including the danger of wars. The Russian-Ukrainian war raised uncertainty about food security in Ukraine and globally, questioning the ability of Ukraine’s agricultural sector to maintain the sustainability of food systems. Analysis of time series, structure, structural shifts and indexes designed by analytical centers for subject-matter area, were applied to obtain results. The findings indicate that Ukraine is a net exporter of agricultural products on the international market. The Russian-Ukrainian war poses a threat to the Sustainable Food Systems due to a range of risks. Despite enormous damage to its agriculture, Ukraine retains its role as a reliable food supplier. The Black Sea Grain Initiative prevented food prices from rising, which began when the war started. The rapid post-war recovery of Ukrainian agriculture will significantly enhance global food security.

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Satyr et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4764731b076d99fa6e20fhttps://doi.org/10.7160/sab.2024.550101
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