Russian Invasion of Ukraine and the Impact on Small Firms in Central and West Asia
10 November 2022

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—and the associated sanctions—interrupted the COVID-19 pandemic recovery in Central and West Asia. The resulting supply chain disruptions and surging inflation have undermined business in the region, particularly for smaller firms. Yet impacts have differed creating two distinct groups of countries: those with limited impact but increased business opportunities and those where the spillovers from the invasion have left businesses struggling.

The seminar discussed key findings from the business surveys conducted in seven Central and West Asian countries and explore needed policy actions.

Program and Learning Materials
Session / Activity Title Speaker(s)
Presentation Russian Invasion of Ukraine and the Impact on Small Firms in Central and West Asia Survey Findings
This presentation gives an overview of the key findings from the business surveys conducted in seven Central and West Asian countries and explored…
Shigehiro Shinozaki

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Event Coordinator/s

  • Maria Melissa Gregorio-Dela Paz

ADB Organizer/s

  • Economic Research and Development Impact Department

Topics

  • Economics
  • Finance