Grants of up to 65,000 UAH for Ukrainian Farmers: Eligibility Details.

Farming Grant Initiative Launches in Ukraine

According to Novyny.live: A new grant program for Ukrainian farmers, implemented by the charitable organization 'Caritas-Spes Ukraine', will begin accepting applications in February 2026. This initiative offers crucial financial support for agricultural development, with grants of up to 65,000 Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH) for livestock farming and up to 55,000 UAH for crop cultivation. This support comes at a critical time for Ukraine's agricultural sector, which faces significant challenges.

Launching in late February 2026, the program aims to assist various population groups interested in agricultural activities. The funds can be used to purchase essential supplies, including:

• Seeds
• Fertilizers
• Animal feed
• Veterinary services
• Young livestock
• Repairs and tools to aid farm development

Program Eligibility Requirements

Eligible participants include pensioners, people with disabilities (groups I-II), internally displaced persons, the unemployed, and large families. Additionally, in February, grants of up to 42,000 UAH for farming will also be available from the 'Estonian Refugee Council'.

To register, households must meet specific criteria, such as:

• Having status as an internally displaced household
• Possessing experience in crop or livestock farming
• Demonstrating dependence on agricultural activity
• Having access to land (between 0.15 and 2 hectares)
• Not having received similar aid in the preceding six months
• The household representative not being registered as a sole proprietor (FOP)

Furthermore, households with elderly members or persons with disabilities may qualify for additional aid of 3,600 UAH from the public organization 'Acted'. This comprehensive support package is designed to bolster many Ukrainians striving to develop the agrarian sector under difficult circumstances.

The grant programs from 'Caritas-Spes Ukraine' and the 'Estonian Refugee Council' represent a significant initiative that can foster the development of Ukraine's agricultural sector, particularly among vulnerable population groups.

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Amid ongoing economic hardship, this financial assistance could be a decisive factor for numerous households seeking to sustain themselves and their families through agricultural work.