Where it comes from and where it's going.
Germany's finance ministry told the Kyiv Independent that the German government will release an additional €3 billion in military aid for Ukraine. The funding includes €2.6 billion from the German budget, with the rest funded by the European Peace Facility, a European Union funding mechanism for military
China has provided humanitarian aid to Ukraine and stands ready to help rebuild the country after the war, said Li Ming, spokesperson for China International Development Cooperation Agency. "We are ready to continue to provide assistance within our capacity according to the wishes of parties involved, which of course
The European Union, together with Germany, Denmark, France, Poland, and Slovenia, is launching the €62 million Phase III of the U-LEAD with Europe initiative aimed at supporting Ukraine's recovery at the local and regional levels and strengthening local self-government. The Ukraine – Local Empowerment, Accountability and Development
The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs of Switzerland (SECO) said it has doubled the budget to CHF 100 million ($114 million) of its call for proposals for Swiss companies to apply for co-funding of projects contributing to Ukraine's reconstruction and economic recovery. The decision has been made
The European Council said it has approved €3.5 billion as a third payment of repayable grants and loans to Ukraine under the €50 billion Ukraine Facility. The approval follows the Council's assessment that Ukraine "had satisfied the necessary conditions laid down in the Ukraine Plan,"
Canada will provide an additional CAD 50 million ($34.8 million) to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, bringing its total contributions to CAD 60 million, according to the Ukrainian government. An additional CAD 10 million is planned for a future contribution. Part of Canada’s assistance will support the health
Sweden said it is increasing its development assistance to Ukraine by over SEK 1.4 billion ($137 million) to support the country's reconstruction, development and humanitarian needs. "The new support focuses on the most urgent needs such as energy supply, housing, medical care, mine clearance, safe schooling
Finnish Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen and Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) meant to improve cooperation between the two countries on defense. The agreement covers cooperation on defence materials, ammunition production, defence industrial projects, exchange of information, and R&D, the
Norway will provide €16 million to the Nordic Green Bank (NEFCO) to support Ukraine's reconstruction and green recovery, the development finance institution said. The funding will mainly support energy-efficiency projects, such as renovating schools and hospitals, upgrading wastewater facilities, and installing solar energy solutions.
Iceland is contributing an additional €2 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, bringing the total contribution from a nation of less than 400,000 people to over €5.6 million, according to the Ukrainian government. The €1 billion Fund was established in 2022 as a joint initiative of Ukraine’
Finland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it will allocate €16 million in humanitarian assistance to Ukraine as part of a broader €36.5 million aid package supporting refugee crises in Africa and the humanitarian situation in the Middle East. The funds will be distributed through various UN agencies
Norway will more than double the amount of aid budgeted for Ukraine this year to about €7.8 billion, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre announced after a meeting with leaders in parliament. "‘We are contending with the most serious security situation in Norway since the Second World War,"
