The WINWIN team is launching two large-scale surveys focused on the MedTech and BioTech sectors in Ukraine. The goal is to collect up-to-date data on key market players and research infrastructure in order to assess the potential of these sectors, identify challenges, and uncover growth opportunities.
The first survey targets companies, startups, and projects of all levels — from student teams to large corporations, international alliances, and national associations. It will help to:
- map the Ukrainian MedTech and BioTech ecosystems;
- identify key challenges and needs of market participants;
- highlight growth points and areas of potential support for projects;
- foster collaboration between stakeholders in Ukraine’s and the global MedTech and BioTech ecosystems.
You can take the survey via the link.
The second survey focuses on research institutions, laboratories, and academic institutes operating in MedTech and BioTech. The results will help to:
- assess Ukraine’s scientific potential in these fields;
- promote collaboration between science, business, government, and investors;
- increase international visibility of Ukrainian science and research infrastructure;
- identify opportunities for support, investment, and joint research initiatives.
Take the survey via the link.
Participation is open to all interested stakeholders. All data provided will be used exclusively in aggregated form.
Submission deadline: September 12, 2025 (inclusive).
Reminder: WINWIN is Ukraine’s Global Innovation Strategy 2030, initiated by the Ministry of Digital Transformation. The strategy is aimed at creating favorable conditions for innovation development, opening new markets, attracting investment, and integrating Ukraine into the global science and technology community. It positions innovation as a cross-cutting element of state policy, the economy, and international partnerships.
Learn more about WINWIN on social media: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and the official website.
The research is conducted by the WINWIN Project Office with the support of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the EU4Innovation East project — funded by the European Union, co-financed by the Government of France, and implemented by Expertise France.
