This panel focuses on the green jobs and ESG/tech competencies that businesses need today and examines how companies envision youth participation in Ukraine’s reconstruction and green transition.
Key topics include:
The Future of the Youth Labor Market: trends, challenges, and opportunities for the generation new entering the workforce.
Green Jobs 2030: how businesses are shaping a new ecosystem of jobs and which specialists are needed right now.
Rebuilding Ukraine: key skills and competencies businesses expect from young professionals over the next 3–5 years.
Corporate Sector and Green Transition: areas where youth can already contribute to reconstruction, digitalization, and sustainable transformation within companies.

This panel focuses on youth and their real needs, exploring the opportunities required for development, such as internships, funding, and international programs.
Key topics include:
Youth Voice: What opportunities do students need today?
Next-Gen Talents: How do young people want to work in the green and digital economy?
Student Startups and Innovations: How to develop sustainability, tech, and social-impact projects?
Access to Career Opportunities: What obstacles do young people face and how can they be addressed?

This panel provides an open platform for practical dialogue, where businesses share their expectations, real-life cases, and perspectives on the labor market.
Key topics include:
Business Perspective: What skills and competencies are employers actually seeking today?
Finding Your Place in a Fast-Changing World: career development, growth, and professional purpose for youth.
Careers of the Future: technologies, green professions, and emerging opportunities in the next decade.
Building a Career in the Green Economy: what businesses expect and how young professionals can meet these demands.
Personal Brand and Professional Identity: how to stand out in the market while staying motivated.

This discussion will focus on the role of social capital, local communities, and active civic groups in Ukraine’s reconstruction and sustainable development. The spotlight will be on how local initiatives, business associations, NGOs, and communities themselves can drive tangible societal change.