Where it comes from and where it's going.
Norway's government said on Wednesday it will make a new contribution of NOK 2.4 billion ($228 million) to the World Bank's Ukraine Relief, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform Fund (URTF), to support Ukraine's reconstruction efforts.
Japan has signed an agreement to provide Ukraine with a 30-year loan of up to JPY 471.9 billion ($3 billion) to support the country's recovery and development efforts, according to a press release from Ukraine's finance ministry.
Canada, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK have committed a combined $190 million through 2027 for the second phase of the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU), according to the fund and Ukraine's government.
Belgium will provide Ukraine with €150 million through 2028 through the technical assistance project BE-Relieve Ukraine, aimed at helping the war-damaged country's rebuilding efforts, Ukraine's Ministry of Community and Territorial Development said on Wednesday.
Ukraine's southwestern Odesa region has expanded a safety center in the city of Avangard, by adding a second building to the facility, with €484,000 in support from the European Investment Bank (EIB), the lender said on Wednesday.
South Korea will provide $4.76 million in funding to accelerate the digital transformation of Ukraine's public administration system, under a three-year cooperation agreement signed in Kyiv on Sunday, according to a press release from the Ukrainian government.
The UK has transferred to Ukraine GBP 752 million ($990 million) for the procurement of military equipment, including air defense, marking the country's second payment through the so-called Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) initiative.
The UK and Norway will provide a GBP 450 million ($585 million) military aid package to Ukraine, Britain's Ministry of Defense said.
The European Commission said on Wednesday it has transferred an additional €1 billion loan to Ukraine under its Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) program, which is to be repaid with proceeds from Russian assets frozen in the European Union.
Belgium will provide €1 billion in defense aid to Ukraine this year and plans to allocate the same amount each following year, the Office of the Ukrainian President said on Tuesday. The announcement follows a meeting in Kyiv between Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever and Ukraine's President
European partners have raised about €10 million to support the Platform for Action on the Green Recovery of Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian government.
Germany has been funding Ukraine's access to a high-speed satellite internet service provided by France's Eutelsat, as Europe looks to diversify beyond Elon Musk's Starlink network, Reuters reported.
Ukraine's state fundraising platform UNITED24, in partnership with the country's Ministry of Economy and the Humanitarian Demining Center, has launched an initiative to raise $1.5 million for demining, according to a government press release.
The European Union will cover up to 84% of Ukraine's external financing needs this year, which are estimated at $39.3 billion, the European Commission said on Wednesday, following a meeting in Kyiv of the Ukraine Donor Platform's Steering Committee.
The European Commission said on Tuesday it has disbursed €3.5 billion in funding to Ukraine as part of the €50 billion Ukraine Facility, bringing the total released under the facility to about €19.6 billion.
The World Bank said it has approved a $432 million loan to Ukraine to improve the resilience of the country's national road network and increase operational efficiency in the transport sector.
