Ukraine allocates funds to strengthen regional infrastructure
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The Ukrainian government will distribute 3.7729 billion UAH (Ukrainian hryvnia) to regional resilience plans, according to resolutions published on October 15, 2026.
The money comes from this year’s budget for the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development. Approximately 2.2 billion UAH will go directly to regional budgets, while 1.4 billion UAH will fund projects through the State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development.
Dnipropetrovsk region will receive the largest share of funding at 1.9 billion UAH, earmarked for heating, power generation, water services, and critical infrastructure protection. Kyiv will receive 491.7 million UAH specifically to protect critical infrastructure and life-support systems. Other regions including Kharkiv, Poltava, and Kherson will also receive funding, ranging from 338 million UAH to 9.1 million UAH.
Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s railway company, will receive an additional 182.9 million UAH for its resilience plan, and officials in Kyiv estimate the capital’s plan is currently 40% complete.
