Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF)
To support Ukraine in recovery, reconstruction, and modernization, the EU has created a new financing instrument for the period 2024–2027. Through the Ukraine Facility, it provides the country with regular and reliable assistance of up to €50 billion. One of its three pillars is the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF), specifically designed to mobilize investment for reconstruction.
The UIF aims to stimulate additional private and public investment worth €9.3 billion through guarantees and blended finance, thereby fostering Ukraine’s recovery and growth. Projects in key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and digitalization are supported, in close cooperation with international financial institutions.
The European Commission has launched a Call for Expressions of Interest to mobilize private investments from Ukrainian as well as EU/EEA companies into the Ukrainian economy. This initiative is part of the UIF and targets strategic sectors such as energy, critical raw materials, digital transformation, transport, and more.
A minimum investment volume of €50 million applies, along with an own contribution of at least 10%. Submissions must be made via a digital form in English, including information on corporate governance, a project profile, and a declaration on exclusion criteria. In addition, registration in the EU Transparency Register is required.
Deadline: 10 October 2025
Participation in the program does not constitute a guarantee of financial support. However, a positive evaluation may facilitate access to partner financing institutions.