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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.
Ukraine and France on Tuesday signed seven agreements worth a total of €51 million to launch projects aimed at supporting Ukraine's healthcare sector, Ukraine's Economy Ministry said.
The Netherlands is earmarking €2 billion in support for Ukraine, including €500 million to fund Ukraine's Drone Line project to integrate unmanned aerial systems into front-line operations, according to the defense ministries of both countries.
The Swedish government said it will provide SEK 16 billion ($1.6 billion) in its largest military support package to Ukraine, bringing Sweden's total military support to SEK 80 billion.
Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) said it has signed a grant agreement with Olena Zelenska Foundation (OZF) of Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky's wife, to fund the reconstruction of a medical complex in Ukraine. The grant will support the construction of new hospital facilities and the restoration
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) said it will provide an additional €7.27 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund to support the repair of the country's energy infrastructure. "Russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure continue unabated. These
Norway will provide NOK 100 million ($9.5 million) in 2025-2026 to support investment-ready projects in Ukraine through the project Support for Enterprise Development for Ukraine. Applicants from all countries, including Ukrainian, international, and Norwegian companies, can apply for funding that will target priority sectors, including sustainable energy,
Ukraine's Finance Ministry said it has signed a memorandum with the Ukraine Facility audit board to cooperate in strengthening financial management and oversight of the instrument. The agreement allows for the exchange of information, reports, and documents, along with fostering active institutional dialogue.
The Netherlands will provide €65 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund as it looks to further support the war-torn country's power system, Ukraine's Energy Ministry said. "This is significant support for us, and it will be an important contribution to the repair campaign
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance has selected Ukraine among the countries for its 2025-2026 Economic Innovation Partnership Program (EIPP), which aims to enhance economic cooperation between Korea and the partner states while supporting the expansion of its private sector into global markets, Chosun Biz reported
The European Union (EU) will provide a further €10 million to support independent media in Ukraine, building on the €37 million the bloc has already allocated in grant funding since the start of the Russian full-scale invasion in 2022. "Since Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine,
The European Commission said in a white paper on the future of European defence that the EU should finance Ukraine's access to space-based services offered by EU-based commercial providers, including start-ups and scale-ups. The EU should grant Ukraine access to its space program and
Ukraine has received a further €1 billion from the European Commission's (EC's) Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) loan, which is expected to be repaid with proceeds from Russian assets frozen in the European Union. The €18.1 billion MFA loan constitutes the EU's contribution to
