Keeping Ukraine moving
A multi-donor fund that channels international contributions into fast, targeted projects to repair, maintain and modernise Ukraine’s roads, railways, ports, airports and border crossings.
The Fund in numbers
More about the FundWhat the Fund supports
Projects are chosen from priorities set by Ukraine, with the aim of keeping the transport system running every day and bringing it closer to the EU transport network.
Repair and maintenance
Restoring damaged transport infrastructure and keeping it in service.
Specialised equipment
Purchasing the machinery and equipment operators need on the ground.
Infrastructure development
Road, rail, port, airport and border-crossing projects.
Export corridors
Strengthening the routes that carry Ukraine’s exports to international markets.
How it works
Ukraine sets the priorities
Ukraine identifies the projects most needed now and coordinates their implementation.
Partners contribute
Participating countries pool contributions in one fund, so support can move quickly.
Projects are delivered
Lithuania’s Central Project Management Agency (CPVA) administers procurement, delivery and the use of resources.
Latest news
All news- Sweden’s Minister for Infrastructure and Housing, Andreas Carlson, elected chair of the Fund’s management committeeGovernment of Sweden ↗
- Norway announces an initial €1 million contribution to the FundGovernment of Norway ↗
- Establishment of the Fund finalised in Gdańsk at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026Government of Ukraine ↗
Participating countries
Founding countries are outlined in blue.
- Ukraine
- Canada
- Lithuania
- Sweden
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Germany
- Norway
- United Kingdom