Grants of Up to 237,000 UAH Launch in March 2026: Who Qualifies for the Funding?.

Second Phase of Financial Aid Announced

According to Novyny.live: In March 2026, the charitable organization 'Caritas-Spes Ukraine' will begin the second phase of financial assistance for Ukrainians. This initiative offers microgrants of up to 237,000 UAH across three regions: Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, and Mykolaiv. The three-year project, named REMARKET, is a collaborative effort involving Caritas Switzerland, Caritas Ukraine, Caritas-Spes Ukraine, and SPARK. Applications for funding close on March 20, 2026.

Eligibility and Project Funding Details

Micro and small businesses, as well as entrepreneurs who have resumed operations, are invited to apply. The project is financed by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Additionally, the program includes grants of up to 65,000 UAH under the 'AGRO' project.

This funding round aims to support entrepreneurs looking to restart or grow their businesses during challenging times. The REMARKET program represents a critical effort to bolster economic stability in regions affected by various crises. Organizers provide detailed participation guidelines and frequently answer common questions to ensure a smooth application process.

Through this initiative, 'Caritas-Spes Ukraine' continues its mission to back Ukrainian entrepreneurs, a vital component of the country’s economic recovery. Participation in the REMARKET program offers access to essential financial resources for business development amid current challenges.

The launch of the REMARKET program highlights the ongoing collaboration between Ukrainian and international organizations to revive the national economy.

Given the crises Ukraine currently faces, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises is crucial for maintaining local stability. This initiative could serve as a key tool for entrepreneurs striving to adapt to new conditions and rebuild their operations, thereby contributing to broader economic recovery. It may also attract investor interest in the regions receiving financial support.