The State Agency for Recovery and Development of Infrastructure of Ukraine, together with international partners, implemented joint projects in 18 regions of the country in 2025. The total funding for these programs amounted to €1.8 billion.
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Main Investment Areas
The key sectors targeted for funding included the development of road infrastructure, particularly the restoration and construction of bridge crossings, modernization of border facilities, as well as support for housing and communal services and the IT sector. Throughout the year, 17 Memoranda were signed with international donors, allowing for the attraction of additional resources for the restoration and modernization of critical infrastructure.
Restoration of Housing Stock and Implementation of Innovative Financial Instruments
In Kharkiv, over the past year, major repairs have been carried out or are nearing completion in more than 160 multi-apartment residential buildings. This improves living conditions for a significant number of the city’s residents.
At the same time, the organization The Possible, in collaboration with the city of Voznesensk (Mykolaiv region), signed a Memorandum for the implementation of a pilot project for community recovery financing using the innovative tool of Social Impact Bonds. This mechanism stipulates that the donor finances the project at the initial stage, and the return on investment occurs only after achieving agreed social outcomes. This approach allows communities to receive solutions tailored to actual needs, while donors can invest in projects with proven social impact.
The State Agency for Recovery and Development of Infrastructure of Ukraine, together with international partners, implemented joint projects in 18 regions in 2025, totaling €1.8 billion. Key areas of work include the development of road infrastructure, particularly the restoration and construction of bridges; modernization of border infrastructure; and support for the housing and communal services and IT sectors. Additionally, 17 Memoranda of cooperation with international donors were signed throughout 2025.