BusinessLink: Workshop on Assessing Business Losses and Preparing Compensation Claims

Receiving compensation for war-related damages is possible — but only if losses are properly documented, accurately assessed, and supported by evidence.

As part of the BusinessLink project, Kharkiv IT Cluster is hosting a practical workshop for entrepreneurs who want to understand what to document, how to assess damages, and where to submit claims.

📅 April 16, 16:00

📍 Online (Zoom)

During the workshop, you will learn:

• how to properly document damages and what evidence is required;
• how to calculate the extent of losses;
• how compensation registries and legal procedures operate;
• which partial compensation mechanisms are already available;
• which government support programs you can benefit from.

Speakers:

Inna Kautna, Vice President of the Kharkiv Chamber of Commerce and Industry— opening remarks and overview of business support opportunities (project “Resilient Business of Kharkiv: Knowledge. Support. Development”).

Dariia Borodai, Head of Damage Assessment and Documentation, Kharkiv CCI— documenting losses and preparing supporting documentation.

Valentyna Zhuravliova, Head of Valuation, Kharkiv CCI, certified valuation expert— damage assessment: approaches and methodology.

Yana Bondarenko, Attorney, Senior Lawyer at Global Consulting Corporation— legal procedures and compensation registries;— partial compensation mechanisms: requirements and application process.

Vita Konyaieva, Head of Project Implementation Department, Kharkiv Regional Employment Center— government support programs for businesses.

Inna Prokhorenko, Head of Employment Programs Implementation Department, Kharkiv Regional Employment Center— compensation tools, practical insights, and recommendations.

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This project is implemented with the support of the “Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine,” funded by the governments of the United Kingdom, Estonia, Canada, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, and Sweden.