It will help ensure housing and education for internally displaced persons and returnees and support Ukraine's agriculture sector, EU Commission spokesman Eric Mamer said, RTL reported.
The package was announced at a meeting in Brussels of the EU-Ukraine Association Council with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.
In addition to the latest slice of aid -- part of a larger support programme begun in April -- Ukraine will also be able to apply to the EU digital economy fund to develop high-tech training and industry.
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