In August this year, Ukraine updated its Ukraine Facility Plan for the first time, with a budget of €50 billion. As a reminder, the EU allocates these funds to Ukraine in exchange for implementing specific and effective reforms on a clearly defined schedule throughout 2024–2027.

The Government is now awaiting final approval of these changes from the EU Council by the end of September. Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture Oleksii Soboliev noted: “It has already been two years since we started preparing the Ukraine Plan. Now it is time to update our commitments: to adjust timelines — extending some and shortening others — as well as to add references to specific EU legal acts and clarify the wording of certain steps.”

We have summarized all the key changes in the infographics below:

This material was published within the project “Democratic Integration, Resilience, and Engagement” (Ukraine-DARE), implemented by Democracy Reporting International (DRI) in cooperation with the Reanimation Package of Reforms Coalition and the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform, with financial support from the Federal Foreign Office of Germany. The project aims to promote the alignment of Ukrainian legislation with EU norms, foster dialogue on the challenges to democracy in Ukraine during the war, and encourage civic engagement of young people. The views and opinions expressed in this material do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.