Made in Odesa: When Business Becomes Part of a City’s Resilience

Today, doing business in Ukraine is no longer only about economics.
Especially in Odesa — a city that continues to live and work despite the constant challenges of wartime.

That is why the “Made in Odesa” forum became more than just a business event. It became an open conversation about how companies today help the city remain strong, continue operating, and move forward.

The forum brought together representatives of business, local authorities, international partners, and companies that continue supporting the economy of southern Ukraine even under difficult conditions.

For SPC UKRECOPROM, participation in such events is not only about networking or professional communication. It is also about understanding that Ukrainian businesses are gradually becoming more responsible, transparent, and resilient.

It was especially valuable to hear the experiences of companies that managed not only to preserve their operations during the war, but also to adapt, grow, and support their communities.

Another important topic discussed during the forum was the role of business responsibility toward cities, people, and the future of the country.
Today, these are no longer just words — they are part of everyday reality for Ukrainian companies.

In the waste management sector, we also see how business approaches are changing:

• more attention to transparency,
• environmental responsibility,
• process control,
• safety,
• and modern operational standards.

Open professional platforms like this forum help businesses exchange experience, discuss practical challenges, and shape a new culture of doing business in Ukraine.

We would like to thank the organizers of the “Made in Odesa” forum for creating an important platform for dialogue and for supporting Ukrainian businesses and manufacturers.