Ukraine's Cabinet Approves $270 Billion Investment Plan Running Through 2029

Medium-Term Blueprint for Priority Public Investments

According to Мін. Економіки: Ukraine's government has formally approved a Medium-Term Priority Public Investment Plan for 2027–2029, allocating 270.9 billion UAH. This document serves as a critical step in building the Unified Project Portfolio for Public Investments (UPP) via the DREAM system. Applications for participation in this process will be accepted until July 5, 2026. The plan is designed to channel funding into sectors with the highest potential to drive economic growth and recovery.

Plan Structure and Focus Areas

The medium-term plan spans 18 priority sectors and 44 sub-sectors, while also outlining 67 key investment directions. Five cross-cutting priorities stand out at the core of the strategy:

• energy efficiency
• digital transformation
• climate change response
• gender equality
• accessibility

Only central executive authorities are eligible to submit applications for inclusion in the UPP. With the submission window open until June 2026, state agencies have ample time to develop and propose their projects, which could help accelerate investment activity across Ukraine.

As the Ukrainian government moves forward with its substantial investment plan, it is also essential to consider the recent approval of a new digital framework aimed at enhancing public investment management. This initiative is expected to streamline processes and improve transparency in the allocation of funds, aligning with the goals outlined in the investment strategy. For more insights on how this digital ecosystem will support public investments, read about the new digital framework for investment management.