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29 December 2024
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine plans to restore the damaged building of the National Children's Specialized Hospital Ohmatdyt, which suffered during a Russian missile attack, by the end of 2025. Additionally, construction of a new innovative facility on the hospital's grounds is set to begin.
During the fifth strategic session on community and regional development held in Odesa, southern regions presented their priority development areas for 2025–2027.
28 December 2024
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has provided Ukraine with EUR 55 million for the restoration of 151 social infrastructure facilities in the coming year.
27 December 2024
In the de-occupied Kherson region, 80% of settlements are provided with power supply services.
26 December 2024
Ukraine has received EUR 150 million from the European Union to fund free school meals for primary students and rebuild infrastructure.
23 December 2024
The European Union has transferred the second tranche of budget support to Ukraine in the amount of EUR 150 million, a significant part of which is aimed at providing hot meals in Ukrainian schools.
21 December 2024
Finnish businesses will continue implementing joint projects as part of Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction efforts.
18 December 2024
Australia has committed new aid packages to support Ukraine’s reconstruction and energy needs. The country will provide 50 million euros to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to help Ukraine access a loan for rebuilding efforts. Additionally, Australia will contribute 6.39 million USD to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine.
13 December 2024
The United States is providing Ukraine with at least four packages of economic assistance to support agriculture, the transport sector, joint projects by the government and the World Bank, as well as for professional training of citizens.
12 December 2024
Frontline regions heavily impacted by the full-scale invasion should be granted economic preferences.
11 December 2024
During a meeting with Vice Chancellor, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany Robert Habeck, Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal put forward a proposal to support the mechanism of introducing additional taxes on goods imported from Russia and direct the funds to the recovery of Ukraine.
10 December 2024
Since the full-scale war in Ukraine, 935 medical facilities damaged by Russia have been restored.
07 December 2024
Odesa has received eight excavators and spare parts from Japan that will help eliminate the consequences of Russian attacks.
05 December 2024
Denmark will allocate EUR 6 million to help restore Ukraine's energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks.
03 December 2024
Oleksii Kuleba, Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister for Reconstruction and Minister for Communities and Territories Development, and Andreas Carlson, Sweden's Minister for Infrastructure and Housing, discussed the prospects of further cooperation in the field of reconstruction.
01 December 2024
In Zaporizhzhia, the restoration of another high-rise building on Nezalezhnoyi Ukrayiny Street, which was damaged by an enemy attack, is being completed.
30 November 2024
The Ukraine Recovery Conference, scheduled to be held in Rome on July 10-11, 2025, will center on four strategic areas: private sector involvement, local development, European integration, and human capital development.
29 November 2024
Finnish companies are interested in joining Ukraine's recovery and investing in energy, agriculture, IT and transportation.
In December, Ukraine will receive EUR 2 million in grant funding from the governments of Norway and Germany to support energy sustainability of micro and small businesses.
28 November 2024
General Keith Kellogg, nominated by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to become a special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, says he is ready to secure peace through force.
27 November 2024
Ukraine has received $235 million in concessional financing from the Government of Japan within the framework of two new World Bank projects to support education and the private sector.
26 November 2024
Foreign Ministers of Ukraine and Italy Andrii Sybiha and Antonio Tajani met in Rome to discuss expanding defense cooperation, mitigating threats posed by Russia, and Ukraine’s recovery.
Three Ukrainian universities received generators for uninterrupted operation within the framework of the Twinning initiative from the British company Cormack Consultancy Group.
23 November 2024
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration and Minister for Communities and Territories Development Oleksii Kuleba held talks with World Bank's Managing Director of Operations Anna Bjerde.
22 November 2024
Switzerland has donated four powerful pumps to Odesa as humanitarian aid to help ensure the city's heating supply ahead of winter amid Russian attacks.
20 November 2024
Italy is investing EUR 200 million in the reconstruction of Ukraine's power grid, affected as a result of Russian attacks.
A total of UAH 224.2 billion has been provided in Ukraine’s state budget for 2025 to finance the priority reconstruction projects as part of the new system, Public Investment Management (PIM).
19 November 2024
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal discussed cooperation in the construction of shelters in Ukraine with his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen and invited Denmark to join a civil protection coalition.
18 November 2024
This year, with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the government of Japan, Ukraine received seven high-voltage autotransformers, five gas turbines, and thousands of generators that will help the power system survive.
17 November 2024
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ukraine, with financial support from the European Union (EU), has rebuilt Serhiivskyi Lyceum in the Odesa region, which is the 42nd educational facility under the “EU4UASchools: Build Back Better” project, aimed at restoring war-damaged schools across Ukraine.