The EU has set up an investment structure within the framework of the Ukraine Facility, which will help attract up to €40B to rebuild Ukraine.

The EU created the Ukrainian Framework Investment Instrument, a financial lever and a component of the €50B Ukrainian Fund, with the aim of stimulating public and private investment for the recovery of Ukraine. This instrument is backed by a financial package with a total volume of €9.3B, of which €7.8B is intended for loan guarantees and another €1.51B for mixed financing.

It is expected to mobilize up to €40B in public and private investment over the coming years. The first investment programs will be signed during the international conference on the restoration of Ukraine, which will be held on June 11-12 in Berlin.

The Ukrainian framework investment instrument will focus attention on small and medium-sized enterprises, municipalities and regions, infrastructure reconstruction projects, and the acceleration of green and digital transformation.