For your attention is a review of media, normative acts, and statements on Ukraine's recovery for October 1 - 31, 2026, prepared by the Reforms Delivery Office of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
THE MAIN NEWS
Ukraine has received a further EUR 1.2 billion from the EU under the Ukraine Support Loan for priority defence needs.
The Netherlands will provide Ukraine with EUR 1.2 billion in non-military assistance for 2027–2029, including support for industry, business, and exports.
Germany will allocate around EUR 350 million to support Ukraine’s energy sector ahead of winter.
The US–Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund has approved over USD 60 million in investments in energy and critical minerals, expected to attract up to USD 850 million in additional capital.
Ukraine has secured a further USD 404.5 million from Japan and the World Bank to develop its healthcare system.
Ukraine and Estonia have set the focus of URC 2027 on resilience and mobilising resources for Ukraine’s urgent needs.
Switzerland will allocate CHF 135 million to eight recovery projects in energy, public transport, and water management.
The Ministry for Communities, Territories and Internally Displaced Persons has reached an agreement with the Council of Europe Development Bank to secure an additional EUR 80 million for housing vouchers for IDPs from temporarily occupied territories.
The European Investment Bank is providing EUR 60 million to modernise Ukraine’s border infrastructure.
The Government has allocated UAH 187.6 million to restore 33 apartment buildings housing more than 4,000 residents.
INTERVIEWS AND AUTHOR MATERIALS
Money is not everything: an institutional architecture is needed — Ukraine’s IMF representative Rashkovan on reconstruction — Dmytro Koshovyi, editor — interview, Interfax-Ukraine
During wartime, every investment must pass a priority test — Minister Vitalii Bezhin — Oksana Hryshyna, journalist — interview, Interfax-Ukraine
How to insure against war risks — Volodymyr Lavrenchuk, Regional Director of NEQSOL Holding B.V. in Ukraine and Chair of the Supervisory Board of Oschadbank — opinion piece, Ekonomichna Pravda
Vitalii Kim, Minister for Veterans Affairs: We must give veterans opportunities to grow — this is the foundation for rebuilding our country — Khrystia Ravliuk, journalist — interview, Ukrinform
How to build investment infrastructure — Andrii Kolodiuk, entrepreneur and venture investor, Chair of the UVCA Supervisory Board — opinion piece, Ekonomichna Pravda
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