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12 November 2024
Kharkiv plans to construct an underground infrastructure under the regional clinical hospital. Additionally, the project for the construction and reconstruction of a cancer center, which was suspended following the start of the full-scale war, is to be revised.
Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko and Finnish Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Ville Tavio have signed a Framework Agreement for reconstruction and development projects in Ukraine. These projects will be funded under the Finnish-Ukrainian Investment Fund (FUIF).
11 November 2024
The State Successfully Fulfils Obligations for Preferential Energy Reconstruction Loans
10 November 2024
Kherson region is launching a new initiative ‘Human Capital Development’ aimed at the recovery and sustainable future development of the area.
$1.25 million, collected as part of the UNITED24 fundraising platform, will be used to rebuild the Krasylivka and Katiuzhanka schools in the Kyiv region, with restoration work due to be completed by the end of this year.
09 November 2024
Ukraine, together with the World Bank, the European Commission and the UN, has started preparing the fourth, updated Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA4).
08 November 2024
Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Iryna Mudra met with Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce John Denton to discuss the possibility of cooperation between the ICC and the International Compensation Mechanism.
07 November 2024
By the end of the year, Zaporizhzhia is planning to restore nearly 1,200 houses damaged by Russian shelling in September and October this year.
In Warsaw, on November 13-14, the international exhibition and conference ReBuild Ukraine Сonstruction&Energy will be held at the EXPO XXI center, involving participants from about 30 countries.
06 November 2024
National Security and Defense Council Secretary Oleksandr Lytvynenko and a delegation from the global think-tank GLOBSEC, led by Senior Vice President John Barter, met to discuss the provision of assistance to restore Ukraine's energy system.
03 November 2024
In Kharkiv, nearly 100 apartment buildings damaged by Russian shelling are currently undergoing restoration. Since February 2024, 51 buildings have been restored.
29 October 2024
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, 71 out of 159 general secondary schools damaged or destroyed by Russian shelling in the Mykolaiv region have been restored.
The maximum payout under the ‘eVidnovlennia’ (eRestoration) program is UAH 500,000 for damaged houses and UAH 350,000 for apartments. Unfortunately, the state currently cannot afford to pay more for damaged housing.
More than 900 medical facilities damaged by the occupiers have been fully or partially restored in Ukraine.
26 October 2024
The Cabinet of Ministers decided to allocate an additional UAH 142 million for six restoration projects.
21 October 2024
The war with Russia has caused environmental damage to Ukraine exceeding UAH 2.6 trillion
17 October 2024
Norway will allocate a EUR 250 million aid package to restore destroyed energy facilities and build a modern energy infrastructure.
15 October 2024
Since the full-scale war, 887 medical facilities damaged by Russia have been restored in Ukraine.
Over the past four months, banks have received 2,484 corporate loan requests for energy infrastructure restoration projects and approved UAH 7.9 billion worth of them.
12 October 2024
Ukrainian Energy Deputy Minister Roman Andarak has held a meeting with the Danish delegation as part of the Ukraine-Denmark Energy Partnership, where the parties discussed cooperation in restoring the energy sector.
11 October 2024
The Ukraine Recovery Conference will be held in the Italian capital on July 10-11, 2025.
Ukraine and the Netherlands have discussed cooperation in restoring the water infrastructure of the regions affected by Russia’s blowing up of Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP).
10 October 2024
The environmental condition of the coastal area in the temporarily occupied Crimea is nearing ecological disaster.
09 October 2024
At the Common Future Congress on Ukraine Recovery, which took place in Poznań on October 7-8, three important agreements were signed, which will help Polish businesses to invest in Ukraine, and Ukrainian companies – to restore energy infrastructure affected by hostilities.
The Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB) has received a credit facility from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), totaling up to USD 150 million, to support important projects in Ukraine and promote green energy initiatives.
08 October 2024
Lithuania’s state-owned energy company Ignitis Grupė has provided Ukraine with financial assistance to the value of EUR 4 million, enabling the purchase of equipment for 120 megawatts of generating capacity.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed an additional EUR 86 million to be allocated for the construction of protective systems around energy facilities in the wake of continued Russian missile and drone strikes.
04 October 2024
The Norwegian government has authorized the Norfund investment fund to invest in Ukraine, with funds to be allocated as part of the Nansen Support Program for Ukraine.
The World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) will expand their presence in Ukraine, focusing on the restoration of housing and critical infrastructure.