Ukraine has secured an additional $404.5 million from Japan and the World Bank under the THRIVE project to support the development of the healthcare system. The funds have already been transferred to the state budget.
This was announced by Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi.
Of the total amount, $304.5 million was provided with financial support from the Government of Japan. Another $100 million was secured as a loan from the International Development Association.
The THRIVE project is aimed at improving the efficiency of the Medical Guarantees Program, as well as the quality and accessibility of healthcare services.
According to Koretskyi, Ukraine has already received a total of $701.7 million under the project.
The prime minister thanked the Government of Japan and the World Bank for their continued support for Ukraine and their contribution to the development of the country’s healthcare system.
Earlier, “Glavnoe in Ukraine” reported that the Netherlands had announced €1.2 billion in non-military support for Ukraine over the next three years. The funding is expected to go toward restoring energy infrastructure, supporting Ukrainian industry and involving Dutch businesses in Ukraine’s reconstruction.
