Grants of up to 42,000 UAH Available for Farmers in Cherkasy and Kirovohrad Regions.
Financial Aid for Vulnerable Households
According to Novyny.live: The 'Estonian Refugee Council' has opened applications for cash assistance to vulnerable households impacted by the war in Ukraine's Cherkasy and Kirovohrad regions. Grants of up to 42,000 Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH) are available, with the application deadline set for 23:59 on February 28, 2026. This initiative is expected to provide grants to approximately one thousand households. This support is part of international efforts to help Ukraine's vital agricultural sector recover from the devastating effects of the ongoing conflict.
Grant Amounts and Programs
The grant amount varies depending on the type of agricultural activity:
- Rabbit, goat, and beekeeping - 29,000 UAH.
- Poultry farming - 30,000 UAH.
- Pork production - 31,000 UAH.
- Production of meat, dairy, and food products - 42,000 UAH.
A separate program will launch in February to support farmers in frontline villages of the Barvinkivska community in the Kharkiv region. Under this initiative, farmers can receive up to 2.8 thousand US dollars. These programs represent a growing effort to provide opportunities for recovery and development in Ukraine's war-affected agricultural communities.
This initiative is part of broader endeavors to restore Ukraine's agriculture, which has suffered significant losses due to the war. The financial support aims not only to alleviate immediate hardships for vulnerable households but also to promote stability within the agricultural sector. Given the continuation of the conflict, such programs could prove crucial for ensuring food security in the hardest-hit regions.
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