In 2025, the funding shortfall for reconstruction in Ukraine is estimated at $10 billion. This was reported by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, who noted that with the support of donors, the government has allocated nearly $7.4 billion for priority areas of recovery.
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Recovery Priorities
Shmyhal emphasized that this year, the key areas of work for the Ukrainian Donor Platform include: budget support, sustainable financing for the reconstruction of infrastructure, housing, energy, economic development, and attracting investments on the path to Euro-integration.
“This year, we see the key areas of joint work for the Ukrainian Donor Platform as: budget support, sustainable financing for the reconstruction of infrastructure, housing, energy, economic development, and attracting investments on the path to the EU,”
the Prime Minister stated.
Need for International Support
It is worth noting that Ukraine’s total budgetary need for international support amounts to $39.3 billion. Shmyhal also assured that Ukraine has confirmation from partners that this need will be fully met. Additionally, he emphasized that Kyiv plans to attract €100 million for reconstruction in the water supply and wastewater sector from the European Investment Bank under the Ukraine Facility program, while the total needs for these purposes reach $11 billion.