The World Bank In Ukraine

"The World Bank Group is horrified by the shocking violence and loss of life as a result of the events unfolding in Ukraine. We are a long-standing partner of Ukraine and stand with its people at this critical moment." - World Bank Group President David Malpass

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WORLD BANK APPROVES FINANCING PACKAGE TOTALING $610 MILLION TO ADDRESS URGENT NEEDS IN UKRAINE

20 December 2022: The World Bank Group announced a new financing package that includes projects to boost relief and recovery efforts for Ukraine amid the ongoing war.
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PEACE in Ukraine

The Public Expenditures for Administrative Capacity Endurance (PEACE) Project became the World Bank’s flagship financing instrument for Ukraine.
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World Bank Financing Support Mobilization to Ukraine since February 24, 2022

Since February 2022, the World Bank has mobilized around $18 billion in emergency financial support to Ukraine.

Ukraine At-A-Glance

Ukraine’s economy is projected to contract by 35% this year, with economic activity scarred by the destruction of productive capacity, damage to agricultural land, and reduced labor supply, as more than 14 million people are estimated to have been displaced, according to the World Bank's latest Regional Economic Update for Europe and Central Asia (Oct 2022). Read more about World Bank financing support to Ukraine.

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Projects

The World Bank’s overall portfolio of projects in Ukraine supports improvements in basic public services, in areas such as water supply, sanitation, heating, power, energy efficiency, roads, social protection, education and healthcare, as well as private sector development.

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