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17 February 2024
In Munich, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and Australian businessman Andrew Forrest, founder of the Fortescue Metals Group mining company, discussed the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s state budget has received a portion of grant funds, totaling $49.4 million, from Japan as part of the World Bank’s Housing Repair for People's Empowerment (HOPE) project.
16 February 2024
The needs of the Ukrainian private sector for 2024 in terms of industry and commerce alone amount to USD 5.8 billion, while some of the sources of financing are already available to businesses.
Kyiv will fully restore the houses on Zabolotnoho Street, which were significantly damaged by a Russian missile attack on February 7.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has organized an event in Tokyo to introduce local companies to potential business partners in Ukraine. The goal is to identify opportunities for reconstruction projects in the war-torn country.
In 2023, with the support of international partners, over 37,000 facilities damaged or destroyed due to Russia's aggression against Ukraine were restored.
South Korea has joined has joined a multinational donor group that coordinates financial assistance and reconstruction plans for Ukraine.
15 February 2024
Following an updated Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA3), as of December 31, 2023, the total cost of reconstruction and recovery in Ukraine is $486 billion over the next decade.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration, Minister for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development Oleksandr Kubrakov and the representatives of leading international banks have discussed the financing of Ukraine’s priority recovery projects.
Ukraine will need about $9 billion over the next decade to rebuild its cultural sites and tourism industry following Russia’s invasion and war.
14 February 2024
The Japanese government is considering whether to ease travel restrictions to Ukraine for companies that will help rebuild the war-torn country.
13 February 2024
Italy will allocate EUR 45 million for the reconstruction of the war-torn historical center of Odesa.
As of February 12, 2024, a total of 87,852 Ukrainians were taking part in socially useful works under the Army of Reconstruction project.
12 February 2024
Nearly 17,000 facilities damaged by Russian aggression have been fully or partially restored in the Kyiv region.
10 February 2024
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has said that Japanese companies can play a major role in a number of sectors as part of Ukraine's recovery.
Ukraine's Minister for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development Oleksandr Kubrakov has met with senior U.S. experts on national security and foreign policy and UNHCR's Representative in Ukraine Karolina Lindholm Billing to discuss the restoration of critical infrastructure and housing in Ukraine.
09 February 2024
The repair of homes not only restores physical structures but also plays a crucial role in people’s psychological recovery and in rebuilding the very fabric of communities torn apart by war, says Filippo Grandi.
08 February 2024
Canada and Finland have agreed to work together on the post-war recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has directed about UAH 4.5 billion in subventions for regional recovery programs to the local budgets across 11 regions.
07 February 2024
More than 30 Ukrainian companies are expected to participate in the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which will take place in Tokyo on February 19-20, 2024.
06 February 2024
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky met with Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Mathias Cormann, who is on a visit to Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers is allocating almost UAH 4.5 billion in subventions for recovery programs to local budgets in 11 regions of Ukraine.
05 February 2024
In the Kherson region, about 40% of the housing planned under the first phase of the plich-o-plich program has been restored.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine are working on a legislative framework, provided by the Ukraine Facility programme, regarding the main principles of Ukraine’s recovery.
A total of 360 territorial communities across Ukraine have established cooperation with international partners, and the number of communities covered by donor assistance will increase by the end of 2024.
Almost 17 thousand objects damaged by Russian invaders have already been restored in the Kyiv region.
In the Rohan community of the Kharkiv region, thanks to the support of the state and philanthropists, social infrastructure facilities have been restored by almost 100%. Almost 50% of critical and residential infrastructure has also been repaired.
One of the front-line hospitals in Ukraine has received medical humanitarian aid from the USA, delivered with the assistance of the "Protect the Future" charitable foundation within the framework of the cooperation memorandum concluded with the Joint Forces Command.
04 February 2024
In Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, local authorities pursue an effort to restore damaged medical institutions.