EU4U Fund’s donor contributions focus on priority investments for Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction.
Donor funds committed
Donor financing approved
Operation
Expected total investment supported
Schools and hospitals
Small and medium-sized companies (SMEs)
Digital and cybersecurity
Transport networks
Donor-financed operations, through our trust funds, make a direct contribution to several of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our collective actions unlock billions of euros in investment to combat climate change, eradicate poverty and fight inequality.
These are some of the global goals targeted by our trust fund.
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