Distinguished representatives of foreign government agencies, esteemed donors and investment funds, and honored guests from international and private companies are exploring opportunities for cooperation in Ukraine.
It is a great honor for us to welcome you to this exhibition space, where we present the potential of the Mankivka Community. Located in the heart of Ukraine, Mankivka is not only a picturesque land with a rich history and hardworking people, but also a territory of great potential for development and investment. We take pride in our strategic location, fertile land, growing entrepreneurial spirit, and genuine willingness to cooperate with international partners.
The Mankivka Community is actively working to create a favorable investment climate. We are committed to transparency in business, supporting innovation, and attracting investment into key sectors of our economy, including agriculture, food production, green tourism, and infrastructure development.
We are open to new ideas, technologies, and long-term partnerships that will contribute to the sustainable development of our community and the well-being of its residents.
We invite you to learn more about the potential of Mankivka and explore opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation. We firmly believe that together we can achieve remarkable success.
Thank you for your attention and interest in our community.
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Mankivka community
About
The Mankivka Community was established in 2020. The total area of the community is 473.5 square kilometers, and it includes 19 settlements, with the urban-type settlement of Mankivka serving as the administrative center. The population of the community is 17,985 residents.
Located in central Ukraine, within the Uman Raion of Cherkasy Oblast, the Mankivka Community has a well-developed agro-industrial complex, construction sector, and service industry. The region is rich in deposits of high-quality kaolin clay, as well as red and grey granite.
Mankivka stands as an important economic and tourism hub of the region — a place where tradition and modernity intertwine.
Natural Resources
The primary natural resource of the Mankivka Community is its fertile chernozem soils, which are ideally suited for growing grain crops, industrial crops (such as sunflower and rapeseed), vegetables, and more. A significant portion of the land is used for agricultural production, which is the main economic sector of the community.
The area is rich in deposits of high-quality kaolin clay, as well as red and grey granite. The community also contains forested areas, including mixed and deciduous forests, which serve important ecological functions such as soil protection and biodiversity conservation, with limited use for economic activities. Common tree species include oak, hornbeam, maple, and linden, and the forests are home to berries, mushrooms, and medicinal plants.
Natural resources such as sand (for construction), clay (for brick production), and limestone may also be found within the community. However, industrial extraction is currently limited or absent, and these materials are primarily used locally.
The Hirskyi Tikych River, a tributary of the Syniukha River, flows through the community. It serves as a source of water supply, irrigation, and microclimate regulation. In addition, ponds and reservoirs are used for fishing, irrigation, and recreational purposes.
Positioning
Distinctive features and advantages of the Mankivka Community begin with its strategic geographic location. Situated near transport corridors linking central Ukraine with the south and west, the community benefits from proximity to the international highway Kyiv–Odesa (M-05), providing favorable logistics for transportation and goods distribution.
The region’s fertile chernozem soils are one of its key natural assets, supporting the active cultivation of grain and industrial crops (such as sunflower and rapeseed), as well as vegetables and fruits. There is strong potential for the development of organic farming and agro-processing, including milling, oil pressing, and fruit and vegetable processing enterprises. The community is well-positioned for agricultural exports and collaboration in the field of the green economy.
There are available land plots within the community, some of which are already partially connected to utilities. These sites are suitable for the development of logistics centers, food industry enterprises, and bioenergy projects (such as biogas plants using agricultural waste).
Additional opportunities include: projects in alternative energy, afforestation and forest protection belts, water treatment infrastructure, the clean environment offers ideal conditions for the growth of eco-tourism and the formation of a green cluster within the framework of regional development.
Geography & Logistics
The Mankivka serves as the administrative center of the community. It is located in the western part of Cherkasy Oblast, within the Dnieper Upland, approximately 180 km southwest of the regional capital, Cherkasy, 4 km from the nearest railway station Potash, and 12 km from the Kyiv–Odesa (M-05) highway.
State roads pass through the community, including: T-24-11 Zvenyhorodka – Katerynopil – Talne – Mankivka, and T-24-06 /M-05/ – Mankivka – Ivanky – Buki.
This transport accessibility ensures rapid connections to international markets and infrastructure, making the community attractive to investors seeking efficient growth and expansion opportunities.
Business Sector
Within the Mankivka Community, the agricultural sector is driven by enterprises of various ownership forms. The largest among them include: LLC “Kyschentsi”, village of Dobra – engaged in grain and industrial crop production, cattle breeding, and milk production; LLC “DUKRA Agro”, village of Rohy – focused on grain and industrial crop cultivation; Private Farm “Shevchenka”, village of Podibna – grain and industrial crops; LLC “Vidrodzhennia Kryvets”, village of Kryvets – grain and industrial crops; PE “Perlyna”, village of Molodetske – grain and industrial crops; Private Farm “Petrovit”, village of Popivka – grain and industrial crops, cattle breeding, milk production; Farm “Chervona Kalyna – S”, village of Nesterivka – grain and industrial crops; LLC “Krolikoff Plus”, village of Dzenzelivka – specializes in rabbit farming and product processing.
Agricultural production remains the economic foundation of the community's development.
An equally important component of the local economy is small entrepreneurship. Individual entrepreneurs are active in sectors such as retail trade, transport services, passenger transportation, and household services. In recent years, the public catering sector has also been actively revived and expanded, contributing to the overall growth of the local economy.
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