Nippon Koei/Ukraine Reconstruction Support Office Established, Consolidating and Centralizing Related Information

On the 1st, Nippon Koei established a "Ukraine Reconstruction Support Office" within its Consulting Business Headquarters. As the reconstruction support work for Ukraine, which has suffered enormous damage due to the Russian invasion, gets into full swing, the company will clarify the point of contact with outside the company. At the same time, it will play the role of a control tower that aggregates information related to local reconstruction and information held by each investigation team and department within the company and unifies the response. The establishment of the new support office will lead to the strengthening of cooperation between related internal teams and the development of order-receiving activities that are closely aligned with local needs.
　The Ukraine Reconstruction Support Office has been reorganized as a separate organization under the Sales Management Department, making Ukraine-related operations that were previously handled by the Overseas Sales Department and related technical departments of the Sales Management Department independent. Coordinating with domestic and foreign customers, donors (donor countries) and partners such as government officials involved in the reconstruction of Ukraine and private companies interested in reconstruction assistance, collecting various information on safety etc. and coordinating with internal departments. Take the initiative in sharing information and promoting cooperation.
　The Nippon Koei Group has received orders from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for three projects related to reconstruction assistance in the country, and has begun operations in neighboring countries and at its headquarters. In the "Ukraine Emergency Recovery and Reconstruction Project", which will be implemented by Nippon Koei and others for a period of about two years from March, a plan will be formulated for laying the foundations for full-scale recovery and reconstruction of the destroyed urban infrastructure. provide support. Research teams are being dispatched to neighboring Poland and Moldova.
　Covers all of Ukraine, including six major target cities such as Odesa and Mikolaiv. In cooperation with the country's related organizations, plans will be formulated in multiple fields such as resources and energy, transportation, urban and regional development, water supply and sewerage, information communication, and debris disposal.