UkraineUA

UK overseas development assistance to Ukraine — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£9.54B

Projects

126

Sectors

Date Range

2015 – 2026

Implementation86(£8.87B)

Closed40(£671.1M)

Largest Projects

British International Investment (BII) Prog of Support in Africa, S.Asia, Indo-Pacific, Carib & Ukraine (2015-2031)

Financial policy and administrative managementImplementation2015 – 2031

£7,266,041,037

DevTracker →

To enable BII to scale up its activity of investing and lending to support the building of businesses in developing countries, to create jobs and make a lasting difference to people’s lives in some of the world's poorest places. BII is FCDO’s main ve...

Ukraine Humanitarian Response Programme

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2022 – 2025

£356,233,036

DevTracker →

This programme supports life-saving interventions and protection for vulnerable people, including women and children, refugees and those internally displaced within Ukraine. This multi-sectoral programme supports a range of partner interventions in c...

Ukraine Resilience and Energy Security Programme (URES)

Energy policy and administrative managementImplementation2023 – 2028

£260,355,785

DevTracker →

The Ukraine Resilience and Energy Security Programme (URES) aim is to strengthen access to the European power grid; support more efficient use of energy; and decrease reliance on hydrocarbons. This will promote Ukraine's welfare and economic developm...

British International Investment (BII) Expansion into Ukraine

Financial policy and administrative managementImplementation2025 – 2031

£249,999,988

DevTracker →

This project provides additional capital for BII to expand its geographic remit to invest in Ukraine and regional funds including Moldova. BII investment will support post war recovery and reconstruction in Ukraine and - via Ukraine-Moldova regional ...

Contribution to the Energy Community Ukraine Energy Support Fund

Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)Implementation2023 – 2028

£218,942,529

DevTracker →

This fund is designed to fund repairs to Ukraine's electricity grid, particularly in the wake of Russian attacks on Ukrainian critical national infrastructure in Winter 2022-23. The fund is administered by the Energy Community Secretariat.

UK Support to Financing of Recovery from Economic Emergency in Ukraine (FREE Ukraine)

Public sector policy and administrative managementImplementation2022 – 2051

£74,000,000

DevTracker →

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to a large and growing financing gap, with Ukraine unable to source affordable finance from domestic or international capital markets and revenue sources drying up. Ukraine urgently needs fiscal support to enab...

Fiscal Grant for Ukraine - World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund

Public sector policy and administrative managementImplementation2022 – 2026

£74,000,000

DevTracker →

Fiscal Grant for Ukraine, paid in two instalments, £50 million March 2022, £24 million April 2022. Guarantees will end in 2041.

Support to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund and strengthened Humanitarian coordination in Ukraine

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2022 – 2026

£72,899,996

DevTracker →

Pooled contribution to support the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF), managed by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). The UHF focuses on areas such as humanitarian finances, promoting needs-based assistance, and improving th...

Support to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund and strengthened Humanitarian coordination in Ukraine

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2024 – 2029

£66,099,999

DevTracker →

Ukraine Programme

-Implementation2022 – 2027

£64,116,300

DevTracker →

CSSF continues to support the delivery of the Ukraine HMG Strategies to ensure a united, stable, sovereign and resilient Ukraine.

Sector Breakdown

Financial policy and administrative management

£7.62B

Material relief assistance and services

£700.1M

Energy policy and administrative management

£267.7M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£248.6M

Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)

£243.0M

Social Protection

£126.6M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£56.3M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£50.0M

Anti-corruption organisations and institutions

£21.5M

Research/scientific institutions

£19.5M

Business policy and administration

£18.0M

Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war

£15.5M

Domestic revenue mobilisation

£15.0M

Education facilities and training

£10.2M

Biofuel-fired power plants

£10.0M

Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility

£6.9M

Legal and judicial development

£3.7M

Medical research

£3.2M

Public finance management (PFM)

£2.1M

Spending Over Time

2015

£7.27B

2016

£40K

2020

£90K

2021

£93K

2022

£825.9M

2023

£638.8M

2024

£278.7M

2025

£466.6M

2026

£67.2M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — Ukraine via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

Loading country profile…

Largest Projects

British International Investment (BII) Prog of Support in Africa, S.Asia, Indo-Pacific, Carib & Ukraine (2015-2031)

Financial policy and administrative managementImplementation2015 – 2031

£7,266,041,037

DevTracker →

Ukraine Humanitarian Response Programme

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2022 – 2025

£356,233,036

DevTracker →

Ukraine Resilience and Energy Security Programme (URES)

Energy policy and administrative managementImplementation2023 – 2028

£260,355,785

DevTracker →

British International Investment (BII) Expansion into Ukraine

Financial policy and administrative managementImplementation2025 – 2031

£249,999,988

DevTracker →

Contribution to the Energy Community Ukraine Energy Support Fund

Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)Implementation2023 – 2028

£218,942,529

DevTracker →

UK Support to Financing of Recovery from Economic Emergency in Ukraine (FREE Ukraine)

Public sector policy and administrative managementImplementation2022 – 2051

£74,000,000

DevTracker →

Fiscal Grant for Ukraine - World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund

Public sector policy and administrative managementImplementation2022 – 2026

£74,000,000

DevTracker →

Fiscal Grant for Ukraine, paid in two instalments, £50 million March 2022, £24 million April 2022. Guarantees will end in 2041.

Support to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund and strengthened Humanitarian coordination in Ukraine

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2022 – 2026

£72,899,996

DevTracker →

Support to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund and strengthened Humanitarian coordination in Ukraine

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2024 – 2029

£66,099,999

DevTracker →

Ukraine Programme

-Implementation2022 – 2027

£64,116,300

DevTracker →

CSSF continues to support the delivery of the Ukraine HMG Strategies to ensure a united, stable, sovereign and resilient Ukraine.

Sector Breakdown

Financial policy and administrative management

£7.62B

Material relief assistance and services

£700.1M

Energy policy and administrative management

£267.7M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£248.6M

Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)

£243.0M

Social Protection

£126.6M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£56.3M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£50.0M

Anti-corruption organisations and institutions

£21.5M

Research/scientific institutions

£19.5M

Business policy and administration

£18.0M

Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war

£15.5M

Domestic revenue mobilisation

£15.0M

Education facilities and training

£10.2M

Biofuel-fired power plants

£10.0M

Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility

£6.9M

Legal and judicial development

£3.7M

Medical research

£3.2M

Public finance management (PFM)

£2.1M