By the end of 2025, Ukraine attracted €6.9 billion in investments thanks to the support of the European Union through the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF). Of this amount, 58% will be directed towards the implementation of projects in the public sector, while 42% will go to the private sector.
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Funding for Strategic Sectors of the Private Sector
In 2025, UIF provided funding for a number of important projects in the private sector. In particular, these include initiatives in the field of green energy, such as the construction of wind power plants and the launch of a biofuel production facility. Also among the funded projects are the establishment of a soy protein production plant and the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. To support businesses, financial inclusion programs involving Ukrainian partner banks have been engaged.
Future Plans and the Role of UIF
Last year, the governing board of UIF approved over 20 programs from international financial institutions (IFIs) totaling around €3 billion. The launch of these programs is scheduled for 2026. UIF remains a key instrument of the EU’s Ukraine Facility program, aimed at mobilizing investments for the reconstruction of Ukraine during and after the war.
The main goal of UIF is to attract over €40 billion in investments from public and private sources through the provision of grants, loans, guarantees, and technical assistance.
Thanks to the investment mobilization supported by the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF), by the end of 2025, Ukraine received €6.9 billion, of which 58% will be directed to public sector projects and 42% to private ones