The 16th meeting of the Strategic Investment Council was summoned under the chairmanship of Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko. During the meeting, Ukraine’s Unified Public Investment Project Pipeline was updated. Eighteen new investment projects and two large-scale programs were added to it. They cover critically important areas that ensure the state’s stability and the well-being of Ukrainians.
“We are moving toward quality solutions: investing where it will bring the greatest benefit to the state and the people. The Single Pipeline is a tool that makes the recovery process transparent, predictable, and effective,” noted Anna Artemenko, Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine and Secretary of the Strategic Investment Council.
The projects are:
– Energy: 8 projects totaling UAH 118.2 billion;
– Municipal infrastructure: 2 projects worth UAH 4.6 billion;
– Transportation: 3 projects worth UAH 2.2 billion;
– Healthcare: 2 projects worth UAH 2.2 billion;
– Education and science: 2 programs worth UAH 88.4 billion;
– Environment: 3 projects worth UAH 153.8 million.
The Single Project Pipeline of public investments currently includes 131 projects and 64 programs. It was approved by the Strategic Investment Council on August 26, 2025, and was updated for the first time last October, as such updates are scheduled quarterly. Updates are made based on proposals from the ministries responsible for sectors eligible for public investment.
The Strategic Investment Council is a key body that helps the Government transition from chaotic spending to systematic investment. Its goal is to ensure that every hryvnia contributes to economic recovery and brings Ukraine closer to EU standards. The Council creates a Single Project Pipeline, where all initiatives undergo rigorous evaluation. This allows for transparent planning of public investments years in advance. (Government portal)