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The government has approved the procedure for designating areas of high-risk farming due to climatic factors and the consequences of hostilities. Farmers working in these areas will be eligible for government support.
Ukraine hosted the first meeting of the Water SWG—the sectoral working group on water supply and wastewater management—which will coordinate analytical and technical work to modernize and revitalize the sector.
Ukraine will secure 230 million euros from the EIB to restore road infrastructure. The first tranche of 134 million euros will be allocated to key international routes, logistics, and access roads to border crossings.
The government has simplified the procedure for obtaining permits for the transboundary shipment of waste. The service will be provided through the waste management system within the “EcoSystem” platform.
The government has allocated 9.2 billion hryvnia to protect 245 critical infrastructure facilities in non-frontline regions in preparation for the coming winter.
Maintenance work on bridges, overpasses, and tunnels is underway on state highways. Currently, work is being carried out at 33 sites in various regions of Ukraine.
In 2025, the share of Ukrainian manufacturers in the procurement of weapons, military equipment, and ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine rose to 82%. The value of contracts with domestic companies reached nearly 430 billion hryvnia, while the share of imports fell to 18%
The government has approved a program to support businesses that implement the best available technologies and management practices. By 2030, the program is expected to promote eco-modernization, energy efficiency, and a reduction in industrial pollution.
In 2026, Ukrainian trucking companies will be able to provide international freight transportation to more than 40 countries worldwide. A liberalized regime is in effect with 35 countries, eliminating the need for bilateral and transit permits.
