Ukraine received $485 million from the United States and the World Bank as part of the PEACE in Ukraine project.
Points of attention
- Ukraine received $485 million from the United States and the World Bank for the PEACE in Ukraine project to cover social and humanitarian expenses of the state budget.
- The funds will be used to support low-income and vulnerable populations, contribute to the country's recovery, promote private sector growth, enhance healthcare spending efficiency, and create a safe educational environment.
- Out of the total amount received, $465 million was provided by the United States through USAID, while $20 million came from the World Bank.
The United States and the World Bank provided Ukraine with $485 million
This was announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.
Ukraine received $485 million from the United States and the World Bank as part of the PEACE in Ukraine project. Of this, $465 million was provided by the United States through USAID. Another $20 million came from the World Bank.
According to him, the funds raised will be used to compensate for social and humanitarian expenditures of the state budget.
We thank the USA, USAID, and the World Bank for their significant support of Ukrainians.
Denys Shmyhal
Prime Minister of Ukraine
Ukraine received about $1.2 billion from Japan
This was announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.
Ukraine received about $1.2 billion from Japan through World Bank projects. The funds arrived in November-December and are aimed at projects in the social, medical, educational, recovery and business support sectors.
According to him, the funds, in particular, are distributed as follows:
$602 million was allocated under the INSPIRE project to ensure social protection for low-income and vulnerable segments of the population;
$400 million under the SURGE program to finance Ukraine's recovery and resilience;
$250 million under the RISE project for private sector development;
$220 million under the THRIVE project to increase the efficiency of public health spending;
$200 million — LEARN project to build a safe and comfortable educational environment.
We thank Japan and the World Bank for their continued involvement in strengthening and developing Ukraine.
