What this is

A reference for journalists covering the financing and post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.

Each portal is described by its query capabilities — what you can actually search, filter, download, and link to.

How to read this guide

• Portals are grouped by who runs them.
• Query capabilities = the practical handles a reporter has: filters, exports, APIs, document-level detail.
• Headline funding figures are time-sensitive snapshots (mid-2026) — re-check the live page before publishing a number.

Ukraine Facility Scoreboard

enlargement.ec.europa.eu → ukraine-facility / scoreboard

The flagship Ukraine Facility (€50bn, 2024–2027). Pillar I = reform-conditioned budget support.

• Browse the reform “steps” Ukraine must fulfil to unlock each payment (fulfilled / pending).
• See amounts disbursed per quarterly payment, linked to specific conditions.
• Mandated under Reg. (EU) 2024/792; updated twice a year, live since Jan 2025.

Best for: tracing whether money flows against actual reform progress.

EU Financial Transparency System

ec.europa.eu/budget/financial-transparency-system

Beneficiaries of directly-managed EU budget funds — grants and contracts paid straight from Brussels.

• Search by beneficiary, country, year, budget line, managing DG, and amount.
• Filterable to recipients in or working on Ukraine. Annual data; downloadable.
• Caveat: centrally-managed funds only — not money managed by member states or Ukraine.

EU Funding & Tenders Portal

ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal

EU grant calls for proposals, awards, and beneficiaries across programmes.

• Search open/closed calls; filter by programme, topic, deadline.
• Look up awarded projects and participating organisations.
• Useful for identifying Ukrainian or recovery-focused organisations receiving EU grants.

TED — Tenders Electronic Daily

ted.europa.eu

EU public procurement — tender notices and contract awards.

• Full-text and structured search by country, buyer, contractor, CPV, value, date.
• Bulk download / API access to notices — a strong machine-readable source.

Best for: finding who won reconstruction-related EU contracts.

Kohesio

kohesio.ec.europa.eu

EU cohesion-policy projects and beneficiaries across member states.

• Search individual projects by country, region, fund, theme, beneficiary.
• Relevant to Ukraine indirectly — e.g. refugee-support / CARE spending inside the EU.
• Caveat: member-state projects, not spending inside Ukraine.

EU Aid Explorer / Team Europe

team-europe-explorer.europa.eu — ODA & TOSSD

Aggregated EU development and humanitarian aid flows, including the combined “Team Europe” (EU + member states) contribution.

• Filter aid flows by recipient country, sector, year, donor.
• Visualisations + data export.
• A channel DG ECHO now uses to centralise humanitarian reporting (with UN OCHA FTS and IATI).

EBRD — Project Summary Documents

ebrd.com → project-summary-documents · data

EBRD investments. €7.6bn cumulative wartime financing by July 2025 (~€2.4bn in 2024, a record at the time).

• Project-level documents filterable by country, sector, status, date.
• Each PSD names the client, sector, financing amount, and purpose.

Best for: identifying specific EBRD-backed projects (energy, infrastructure, private sector).

EIB — Solidarity with Ukraine

eib.org → eib-solidarity-ukraine · projects database

European Investment Bank lending. EIB Group provided a record €1.5bn for Ukraine in 2025.

• Search the projects database by country, sector, status, signature date.
• Project pages list financing amount, promoter, and description.
• EIB also delivers a €2bn guarantee under the Ukraine Facility’s Investment Framework.

UN OCHA Financial Tracking System

fts.unocha.org

All humanitarian funding flows globally, including DG ECHO contributions to Ukraine. Now DG ECHO’s primary channel (in-house EDRIS discontinued July 2025).

• Filter by country (Ukraine), donor, recipient organisation, year, cluster/sector.
• Track appeals vs. funding received; donor-by-donor and organisation breakdowns.
• Full data export / API.

Best for: who funded what humanitarian response, and how much of an appeal was met.

DREAM

dream.gov.ua/en · DREAM Аналітика

Ukraine’s flagship reconstruction-project tracking system — every recovery project end-to-end (need → planning → procurement → construction → completion). Built on Open Contracting standards.

• Track individual reconstruction projects with full lifecycle data.
• Designed for open, machine-readable data; cross-links with procurement records.

Best for: the single most important portal for following reconstruction money inside Ukraine at project level.

Spending.gov.ua (E-Data)

spending.gov.ua · e-data.gov.ua

Ukraine’s national public-spending transparency platform — transactions from the Treasury.

• Search individual government payments by spending unit, recipient, amount, date.
• Covers state and local budget transactions.

Best for: granular, transaction-level view of how Ukrainian public bodies spend money.

OpenBudget

openbudget.gov.ua

Ukraine’s budget portal — planned vs. executed budgets at state and local level.

• Drill into budget allocations and execution by programme, region, spending unit.

Best for: the budget side (what was allocated) to pair with Spending.gov.ua (what was paid).

Prozorro

prozorro.gov.ua/en

Ukraine’s public procurement system — tenders and contract awards. The backbone for reconstruction procurement.

• Search tenders and awards by buyer, supplier, category, value, status.
• Open data + analytics (see also Prozorro.Sale and the DOZORRO civic-monitoring layer).

Best for: who is winning reconstruction contracts and at what price.