Crown Agents Ukraine, together with Crown Agents Japan, the JICA Ukraine Office and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, is developing training infrastructure for humanitarian demining specialists under Phase 3 of Japan's Emergency Recovery Programme.
Crown Agents Ukraine and the JICA Ukraine Office supplied four 440 kVA generators to critical infrastructure facilities in Eastern Ukraine to provide backup power for essential services.
Crown Agents Ukraine presented the results of Phase One of urgent repairs at the Ukrainian Center of Maternity and Childhood and discussed the next stage of the facility's modernization.
A new art therapy space has opened at a State Border Guard Service of Ukraine sanatorium for servicemembers undergoing rehabilitation — the initiative was presented on "Radio Kordon" with the State Border Guard Service and the NGO "ART Studio PYATERNIA".
A new art therapy space has opened at a sanatorium in the Morshyn territorial community, where Ukrainian servicemen undergo rehabilitation following injuries. The space was created under the Open Art Space project, implemented by the NGO Paterna with the support of Crown Agents Ukraine.
The VI International Symposium on Reconstructive Surgery took place in Ivano-Frankivsk at the end of October, bringing together more than 130 Ukrainian doctors and international specialists to exchange expertise on modern approaches to complex reconstructive surgery.
Through the Children’s Resilience Fund and the Procurement of Perinatal Equipment programme, implemented by Integrity Action in partnership with Crown Agents Ukraine, modern medical equipment has been delivered to perinatal centres in 11 regions of Ukraine to support newborns requiring specialised care.
Crown Agents Ukraine and Crown Agents Japan, through JICA's Grant Aid Programme for Emergency Recovery, delivered textbooks and modern learning equipment to schools across Ukraine on behalf of the Ministry of Education and Science.
With financing from the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), new accessibility ramps have been installed at the children’s outpatient clinic and obstetric building of the All-Ukrainian Centre for Maternal and Child Health, improving access for parents with pushchairs, wheelchair users and other visitors with limited mobility.
Crown Agents Ukraine and Crown Agents Japan, through JICA's Grant Aid Programme for Emergency Recovery, delivered generators, switchgear and grid equipment to Ukraine's Ministry of Energy to help stabilise the national power system.
New electrical switchboards with an automatic power transfer system have been installed at the All-Ukrainian Centre for Maternal and Child Health, helping ensure that critical medical equipment can continue operating during power interruptions.
Damaged sections of the roof at the All-Ukrainian Centre for Maternal and Child Health have been repaired as part of the first phase of the Centre’s modernisation, supported through the Council of Europe Development Bank’s Ukraine Solidarity Fund.
Crown Agents Ukraine and Crown Agents Japan, through JICA's Grant Aid Programme for Emergency Recovery, delivered machinery, laboratory equipment and seeds worth nearly JPY 1.95 billion to four leading Ukrainian agricultural institutes.
Under the Government of Japan’s Programme for Emergency Recovery implemented through JICA, modern equipment has been provided to Kyivvodokanal and the Bortnychi wastewater treatment facilities, while reconstruction of Pumping Station No. 3 has also been completed. The support is helping strengthen the reliability and resilience of Kyiv’s water and wastewater infrastructure.
The “Art of Healing” exhibition presented works created by children who experienced occupation, displacement and the loss of their homes. The Save Ukraine initiative, supported by Crown Agents Ukraine, demonstrates how creativity can provide a safe way for children to express difficult experiences and support their emotional recovery.
The “Art of Healing” project, implemented by Save Ukraine with support from the Children’s Resilience Fund, demonstrates how art and creative practices can support the emotional recovery of children affected by the war.
A nationwide study on sexual violence against children and the sexual exploitation of children online was presented in Kyiv, highlighting the scale of digital risks facing Ukrainian children and the need for a coordinated response. Crown Agents Ukraine contributed to the professional discussion on potential solutions.
Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2 received a set of modern medical equipment under the Programme for Economic and Social Development, supported through grant assistance from the Government of Japan.
Through the special “Fluffy Touch” project organised by the Ukrainian Women’s Guard, pupils of Bucha Gymnasium received soft toys as symbols of care, warmth and support.
Under the Programme for Emergency Recovery for Ukraine, supported by the Government of Japan through JICA, 36 hospitals across 10 regions of Ukraine received modern medical equipment for diagnostics, surgery and emergency care.
Kyivvodokanal is receiving technical assistance from the Government of Japan through JICA to strengthen the reliability of Kyiv’s water infrastructure and help ensure stable access to clean water for residents of the capital.
The Ukraine Children’s Resilience Fund supports organisations working with children and families affected by the war. More than 3,000 individual and group consultations and activities have been delivered through supported projects, reaching over 5,600 children, caregivers, professionals and other participants.
As part of emergency support to Ukraine’s agricultural sector, the molecular genetics laboratory of the Ukrainian Institute for Plant Variety Examination received a modern Real-Time PCR amplifier together with reagent kits and essential laboratory supplies.
Under emergency support to Ukraine’s agricultural sector, modern agricultural machinery has been delivered to the Lviv, Rivne, Chernihiv, Poltava and Khmelnytskyi branches of the Ukrainian Institute for Plant Variety Examination.
Under emergency support to Ukraine’s agricultural sector, the V. M. Remeslo Myronivka Institute of Wheat received two John Deere tractors. The Institute had previously also received seeds of key agricultural crops and diesel generators to help maintain uninterrupted operations.
