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In Borodyanka, thanks to the assistance of the Lithuanian government, the restoration of Lyceum No. 1, which was almost completely destroyed by the Russian occupiers at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, has been completed.
12 March 2024
Finnish energy and construction companies are planning to join Ukraine’s recovery projects.
11 March 2024
The Zaporizhzhia regional authorities have held talks with one of the world's most famous architecture firms regarding the development of a project for the construction of underground schools in Zaporizhzhia.
10 March 2024
Starting from April, the international register of damages caused to Ukraine by the Russian war will be open for applications from victims.
Medical facilities are being restored in two villages in the de-occupied Kherson region - Davydiv Brid and Borozenske.
08 March 2024
The upper house of the Swiss Parliament has endorsed a series of government-backed motions, paving the way for the use of frozen Russian assets to fund war reparations in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko and the representatives of the Federation of Austrian Industries, headed by President Georg Knill, have met and discussed deepening cooperation in Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction efforts.
07 March 2024
Germany supports and will continue to support Ukraine’s recovery, both at the governmental level and at the level of municipalities and communities.
On March 6, the United States Department of State and the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) announced the creation of the Ukraine Cities Partnership (UCP) for Sustainable Urban Recovery, a new public-private partnership to help Ukrainians redesign and rebuild sustainable, inclusive, and resilient cities.
06 March 2024
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, a strategic councilor at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, have discussed cooperation in the confiscation of frozen Russian assets.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved the allocation of UAH 9.3 billion for the rapid recovery of the regions.
05 March 2024
In over two years of the full-scale war in Ukraine, 867 damaged medical facilities have been partially or completely restored.
In 2023, about UAH 30 billion in the Russian assets seized in Ukraine was spent by the Ukrainian government on the country’s recovery efforts.
04 March 2024
After the adoption of a law in Estonia regarding Russia's frozen assets, no one in the world will have the right to say that they cannot be transferred for Ukraine's recovery.
In 2024, entrepreneurs in the Kyiv region received microgrants worth more than UAH 178 million to start or develop their businesses.
02 March 2024
Investors' funds will be used to rebuild infrastructure and modernize medical and educational institutions in the Zaporizhzhia region.
A school in the Rivne region that was damaged by the Russian forces in the first days of the full-scale invasion was repaired with EU funds as part of the EU4UASchools: Build Back Better programme.
01 March 2024
In Bohuslav, Kyiv Oblast, a twice-displaced family has established two businesses and a fairy-tale playground for kids
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is interested in implementing the restoration projects in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions, which were significantly affected by the war.
29 February 2024
Transferring the frozen Russian assets, including proceeds from them, to Ukraine is not only a realistic scenario but the one that has no alternative.
28 February 2024
The representatives of Kyiv regional authorities and South Korean non-governmental organizations have discussed cooperation and the involvement of Korean institutions in reconstruction efforts.
27 February 2024
During the spring session, the Swiss parliament will discuss the creation of a fund for the restoration of Ukraine.
26 February 2024
Ukraine introduced last year a three-level protection system at its energy generation facilities, which helped us get through this winter effectively.
25 February 2024
Western democracies should be bolder about confiscating Russian assets which they immobilized after the country's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Canada will provide Ukraine with 169 million Canadian dollars (about 130 million US dollars) for several reconstruction and development programs.
24 February 2024
Ukraine counts on the active participation of Belgian companies in various reconstruction projects.
President Volodymyr Zelensky expects Canada to help Ukraine rebuild one of the dams destroyed by Russia.
Power engineers from Bukovyna have been restoring electricity to de-occupied villages and towns in southern Ukraine for almost a year
Ukraine and Belgium are stepping up economic cooperation and efforts to further use frozen Russian assets in favor of Ukraine’s reconstruction.