Japan provided Ukraine with $120 million in non-refundable aid

According to the press service, funds under the HEAL and HOPE projects will help the government expand the range of medical services and access to them, as well as ensure overcoming the consequences caused by Russia’s armed aggression by restoring Ukraine’s housing infrastructure.

Attracted grant funding from the Japanese government consists of:

• $70 million within the framework of the World Bank HEAL Ukraine project, aimed at supporting the state budget, as reimbursement of expenses incurred under the medical guarantee program;
• $48.2 million through the World Bank’s Housing for People’s Empowerment (HOPE) project. Funds under the project are used to reimburse state budget expenses used for compensation payments to home owners for repairs in apartment buildings and private buildings in need of minor and medium-sized repairs.

International assistance to Ukraine

According to the Ministry of Finance, Ukraine has received $10.6 billion in funding from partners since the beginning of 2024. Japan became one of the main donors in the absence of assistance from the United States. Since the beginning of the year, Japan has allocated $1.470 billion in grants and loans.