Ukraine requires $524 billion for reconstruction over the next decade—nearly triple its 2024 GDP—with housing, transport, and energy sectors suffering the most damage as the 2025 funding gap reaches $10 billion.
Despite showing resilience with projected 2% growth in 2025, Ukraine's economy faces a lengthy path to recovery, with pre-invasion GDP levels not expected until 2030 due to widespread infrastructure damage and hostilities.
Ukraine's education sector is set to receive a $415 mn boost from the World Bank, with $200 mn potentially available by the end of 2024, for improving teaching and learning conditions.
Ukraine received a $3.9 billion non-repayable grant from the US through the World Bank, targeting salary support and social aid, as part of a larger $7.8 billion direct aid package for 2024.
Ukraine has received a $1.5 billion tranche from the World Bank, with contributions from Japan and the UK, to cover budget spending for social and humanitarian needs and reconstruction, amid stalled US aid.