The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved the Unified Project Portfolio of Public Investments for 2026. This decision was made by the Strategic Investment Council under the Ministry of Economy. The new portfolio has been formed based on the medium-term plan for priority state investments for 2026–2028 and includes 89 projects and 60 programs.
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Key Areas of State Investments for 2026
The Unified Project Portfolio (UPP) includes 75 ongoing projects and programs that were implemented in 2025, as well as 74 new initiatives across various sectors. The largest project by funding volume is the National Nuclear Energy Generating Company “Energoatom” project for the construction of power units No. 5 and No. 6 at the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant using American reactors. The cost of this project is estimated at 534.64 billion UAH.
- A large-scale project for improving waste management from destruction, construction, and demolition is estimated at 520 billion UAH.
- Modernization of wastewater treatment and drainage enterprises – 500 billion UAH.
- Development of public electric transport and infrastructure – 486.13 billion UAH.
- Improvement of drinking water supply quality – 350 billion UAH.
- Energy modernization of heat and communal energy enterprises – 292.4 billion UAH.
Advantages of Implementing the Unified Investment Portfolio
The Unified Project Portfolio allows for the integration of programs and projects of state investments, ensuring transparency in the use of budget funds and increasing trust from both citizens and international partners. All projects will soon be published on the specialized DREAM platform, which will open new opportunities for attracting investments, including through public-private partnership mechanisms.
“The Unified Project Portfolio reflects key state priorities and for the first time combines both programs and projects of public investments. They will soon be visible on the DREAM platform. This will make the use of budget funds more transparent, strengthen trust among citizens and international partners, and open new investment opportunities – particularly through public-private partnership mechanisms,” noted the head of the Ministry of Economy, Oleksii Sobolev.