Ukraine Partnership Facility (UPF)
by Netherlands Enterprise AgencyUkraine
Imported from IATI · publisher data as of Sep 28, 2026
- Agrarian reform
- Agricultural alternative development
- Agricultural co-operatives
- Agricultural development
- Agricultural education/training
- Agricultural extension
- Agricultural financial services
- Agricultural inputs
- Agricultural land resources
- Agricultural policy and administrative management
- Agricultural research
- Agricultural services
- Agricultural water resources
- Basic health care
- Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies
- Basic health infrastructure
- Basic nutrition
- COVID-19 control
- Food crop production
- Health education
- Health personnel development
- Health policy and administrative management
- Health statistics and data
- Industrial crops/export crops
- Infectious disease control
- Livestock
- Livestock/veterinary services
- Medical education/training
- Medical research
- Medical services
- Multisector aid for basic social services
- Plant and post-harvest protection and pest control
- Tuberculosis control
- Water resources conservation
- Water sector policy and administrative management
- Water supply - large systems
- Water supply and sanitation - large systems
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Budget
€84,000,000
Timeline
Sep 11, 2023 – Sep 11, 2028
About this project
Ukraine has faced severe hardship since the Russian invasion began. It is desperately in need of support in many areas, including agriculture, water and healthcare. The Netherlands can be of particular assistance to Ukraine in all three of these sectors.To enable businesses and civil society organisations to provide a demand-driven contribution to the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine, the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation decided to develop the Ukraine Partnership Facility grant programme (hereafter: 'the grant programme').Through the grant programme, the minister intends to provide resources for partnership projects involving businesses and civil society organisations that can contribute to the sustainable recovery of Ukraine's economy and society. Emergency humanitarian aid falls outside the scope of this programme. Activities must fall into one of the sectors named above, and concern projects that would otherwise be impossible due to market failure. Where possible, projects should contribute to improving the position of vulnerable groups such as women and young people.
Published details
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- Netherlands Enterprise Agency · Government
- Countries
- Ukraine
- Sectors
- Health policy and administrative managementMedical education/trainingMedical researchMedical servicesHealth statistics and dataBasic health careBasic health infrastructureBasic nutritionInfectious disease controlHealth educationTuberculosis controlCOVID-19 control
- Funded by
- Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Implemented by
- Netherlands Enterprise Agency
- Accountable
- Netherlands Enterprise Agency
Published by Netherlands Enterprise Agency to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 28 Sept 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: NL-KVK-27378529-4000006844.
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