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Reconstruction is not only about rebuilding what was destroyed — it is about creating a stronger, more modern and competitive Ukraine.
Ukraine has finalized agreements to establish a Transport Support Fund, which will finance infrastructure reconstruction, the procurement of equipment, and Ukraine’s integration into the EU transport network.
The government has approved the Medium-Term Public Investment Plan for 2027–2029, with a total volume of 270.9 billion UAH. The document covers 18 priority sectors and 67 investment areas.
The government has launched a new component of the “5-7-9%” program for businesses affected by shelling. Businesses will be able to secure up to 150 million UAH for property restoration at an interest rate of 0.1% for the first two years.
The government has allocated 718 million UAH to ensure transportation links within the Odesa region and with Moldova, specifically for alternative routes and backup logistics to ports in the Danube region.
Ukraine and Bulgaria have identified priorities for transportation cooperation: a rail connection through Romania, the development of transportation corridors, the digitization of services, and maritime safety.
Zaporizhzhia and Chernihiv received 38 units of specialized equipment to address the aftermath of shelling and restore critical and municipal infrastructure as part of a joint project with JICA.
Ukraine hosted the first meeting of the Water SWG—the sectoral working group on water supply and wastewater management—which will coordinate analytical and technical work to modernize and revitalize the sector.
Ukraine will secure 230 million euros from the EIB to restore road infrastructure. The first tranche of 134 million euros will be allocated to key international routes, logistics, and access roads to border crossings.
The government has allocated 9.2 billion hryvnia to protect 245 critical infrastructure facilities in non-frontline regions in preparation for the coming winter.
