In 2025, Ukraine attracted $52.4 billion in external financing, of which more than 70% was from revenues from frozen Russian Federation assets. This was reported by the Ministry of Finance.
International support
In 2025, the Ministry of Finance attracted $52.4 billion in external financing. International support enabled full coverage of social and humanitarian expenditures. At the same time, all domestic financial resources were directed to the security and defense sector.
The largest share of budget support — $37.9 billion, or more than 70% — was received through the G7 ERA Loans mechanism. These are funds that are repaid from revenues from frozen assets of the Russian Federation. The total amount is $50 billion for 2025-2026.
EU funds
The Ministry of Finance clarified that the EU has allocated its full share under the ERA Loans instrument — 18.1 billion euros. The remaining funds will be allocated to social needs next year.
In addition, $12.1 billion came from the EU under the Ukraine Facility financial instrument ($11.5 billion in loans, $668 million in grants).
IMF
In 2025, Ukraine successfully passed two reviews under the International Monetary Fund’s Extended Fund Facility program. This allowed it to attract $912 million. In total, $10.6 billion has already been attracted under the program.
World Bank
The state budget also received $733 million from the World Bank for projects in healthcare, education, support for the private sector, and public finances.
Japan has provided Ukraine with $453 million under three World Bank projects (increasing road network resilience, infrastructure modernization, bridge rehabilitation; establishing a public investment management system; addressing challenges to private sector resilience).
Ukraine received $232 million from the Council of Europe Development Bank for ongoing funding for IDPs, including housing, food, medical care, and children’s education.
