The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved a list of 750 facilities to be included in a large-scale post-war reconstruction plan. The total cost of the projects is 2.36 trillion hryvnias, which is almost comparable to the country’s defense budget for 2024-2025.
According to this plan, the facilities cover various sectors of the economy, including energy, transportation infrastructure, education, and environmental initiatives. In particular, it is planned to build the third and fourth power units of Khmelnytsky NPP, which will add 2 GW of capacity to the Ukrainian power grid, as well as rehabilitate hydroelectric power plants and build hydrogen energy facilities.
“The rebuilding of Ukraine should become a symbol of the country’s revival and a new quality of life for our citizens. We must not only restore what has been destroyed, but also build new, more efficient and modern facilities that will ensure economic growth and comfort for Ukrainians,” said Pavlo Kostyuk, founder of the Ukraine Reconstruction Fund.
A significant part of the funds will be used to modernize the energy system, develop the transport sector and rebuild social infrastructure. In addition, the western regions of Ukraine and Mykolaiv Oblast have paid special attention to the restoration of education systems, where schools and gymnasiums are to be rebuilt, upgraded and equipped with modern technologies.
“Post-war reconstruction is not just about repairs and construction, but an opportunity for Ukraine to attract large-scale international investments and create modern infrastructure that will contribute to the development of communities and ensure a decent standard of living,” added Mr. Kostyuk.
The Ukraine Reconstruction Fund remains an active participant in the process of Ukraine’s recovery. The Fund continues to provide assistance and support in the implementation of large-scale projects, attracting international partners and investors to rebuild the country’s critical infrastructure.
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