Funding for Ukraine's recovery in 2025
In 2025, the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine attracted $52.4 billion in external funding for the country's recovery. The primary source of this funding was the income from frozen assets of the Russian Federation, which accounted for over 70% of all raised funds. In addition, Ukraine received over €83 million from the European Investment Bank, which will be directed towards urban development.
Japan also supported Ukraine's recovery by transferring approximately €47.7 million. As part of this initiative, the Ukrainian government updated management, monitoring, and control mechanisms for implementing Ukraine's Plan within the Ukraine Facility instrument. One of the key initiatives was the transfer of state real estate and facilities managed by ARMA for the accommodation of internally displaced persons.
Government initiatives and support for the agricultural sector
Furthermore, the government launched state support for agricultural insurance to support the agricultural sector. The National Development Institution also commenced operations in Ukraine, and Ukrzaliznytsia prepared 100 'Resilience Cars' to support communities during power outages. These initiatives reflect the government's active efforts in recovering the country after crisis situations.
The attraction of significant volumes of funding for the recovery of Ukraine reflects not only the state's efforts to overcome the consequences of crises but also the international support provided to Ukraine. This indicates the activation of international cooperation, which is critically important for stabilizing and developing the country amid the challenges it faces. Support from countries like Japan and funding from European institutions emphasize the importance of global solidarity in the recovery of Ukraine.