Ukraine in 2025 will require $ 17.3 billion for recovery, while the total need is estimated at $ 524 billion. Billions of hryvnias for housing, infrastructure and community support have already been allocated, including more than 25 billion for compensation for destroyed housing.

About this writes the Ministry of Development of Communities and Territories. According to the updated RDNA4 estimates, agreed with international partners, the total need for financing post -war recovery is $ 524 billion, of which $ 17.3 billion accounts for 2025. The main areas of expenses remain:.

A separate emphasis is on the support of territorial communities located near the front line or in border zones. The government has already allocated almost 2 billion hryvnias for 180 such communities in 9 regions, including the Kharkov, Sumy, Kherson, Donetsk and Dnepropetrovsk. Examples of the distribution of funds:.

These funds are aimed at repairs after shelling, the construction of shelters, the purchase of equipment for utilities and the restoration of heating and gas networks. A separate block of financing is the repair and maintenance of roads and evacuation routes necessary for both the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and for medical infrastructure.

In 2025, 5.2 billion hryvnias were allocated in 2025, the list of objects is determined in coordination with the General Staff. More than 100 thousand families have already received compensation for destroyed housing as part. The total amount of payments exceeded 25 billion hryvnias. Since 2025, compensation also began to be provided to internally displaced persons who build new houses in restored areas.

Additionally, the government attracted $ 84 million from the World Bank for the Hope project, in which more than 24 thousand families will receive assistance. War exacerbated imbalances between regions. Some of the territories were destroyed, others are overloaded due to the influx of immigrants, another part lost economic viability due to constant hostilities.

The Ministry of Regional Development updates the state strategy of regional development until 2027 to take into account these realities. A key approach is a territorial orientation and European cohesion policy. In 2025, the State Fund for Regional Development for the first time since the beginning of a full -scale invasion received 1 billion hryvnia. In 2026, it is planned to increase this volume to 30 billion hryvnias, which will be 1.5% of the state budget income.