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Aquaculture is a promising sector  in  Ukrain e’s  agricultur al economy  and could contribute to  the nation’s  food security  and  assist in  overcoming some of the  challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.  For years ,  Ukrainian government ’ s policy towards aquaculture has been less than supportive , in part because the  governmen t’s  management of the sector  has been  tossed between different ministries . Legal regulation of the sector is overcomplicated , and  producers face numerous difficulties with permits, rent  of water bodies , inspections, customs,  and  feed importation.  There are no specific approximation obligations related to aquaculture in  the Association Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine.  State aid to  struggling  aquaculture producers  remains insignificant  and difficult to get  compared to  the aid available to  other agricultural businesses. This article analyzes  the main policy and legal problems faced by aquaculture businesses  in Ukraine  and concludes with solutions  that  can  improve the situation .

Ukraine’s National Policy on Aquaculture: Reality or Myth?