Ukraine Faces $486 Billion Reconstruction Challenge, Seeks Additional Funding

As Ukraine continues to recover from the invasion, it requires $9.5 billion more for immediate needs, with efforts to seize frozen Russian assets underway.

Ukraine requires an additional $9.5 billion to meet its priority recovery needs, as the total recovery and reconstruction costs over the next decade are estimated at $486 billion.
Over 37,000 infrastructure facilities were restored in 2023, including residential buildings, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal advocates for the seizure of frozen Russian assets as a primary resource for Ukraine's recovery.
The reconstruction efforts aim to prioritize safety, reliability, inclusiveness, energy efficiency, and environmental friendliness.
Direct losses from the war are estimated at nearly $152 billion, with significant damage to housing, transportation, commerce, industry, and energy sectors.