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The Children’s Resilience Fund was established in May 2023 in partnership with the UBS Optimus Foundation to address the immediate and long-term needs of children in Ukraine. The Fund provides grant support to small and medium-sized Ukrainian civil society organisations, enabling them to respond to war-related challenges, expand their activities, and implement initiatives focused on child protection, education, and well-being.

With the support of international donors and in cooperation with the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, Crown Agents implemented a project to install a modular boiler house as part of the restoration of the State Rehabilitation Centre. The project provided a stable heat supply to facilities covering a total area of 1,777.9 m² and created comfortable living and rehabilitation conditions for more than 3,000 veterans annually.

With the support of international donors and in cooperation with the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and Ukrainian civil society organisations, Crown Agents helped expand access to psychological rehabilitation for veterans and their family members. The project established an art therapy space and delivered a series of therapeutic sessions for 250 veterans, supporting their emotional well-being, social adaptation, and recovery from the traumatic effects of war.

Under the Grant Agreement between the governments of Ukraine and Japan, specialised equipment is being supplied to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. The project is being implemented under the Emergency Response Programme for Humanitarian Mine Action and the Clearance of Unexploded Ordnance. The total budget is JPY 3,500,000,000.

Description: Under the Grant Agreement between the governments of Ukraine and Japan, specialised equipment is being supplied to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, and a training complex is being constructed for humanitarian demining specialists. The project is being implemented under Phase 3 of the Programme for Emergency Recovery, with a budget of JPY 2,800,000,000, and Phase 4, with a budget of JPY 1,500,000,000.

Project oversight of the design and construction of a centralised depository for the safe, long-term storage of spent sealed radioactive sources, located within the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone.

In partnership with BDO LLP and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, Crown Agents Ukraine supported the development of Ukraine's national public procurement system and the creation of a state-aid monitoring regime.

Managing a USD 13.01 million support fund for civil society organisations in Ukraine under a UK Government (FCDO) programme (2022–2024). This is part of Crown Agents' broader response supporting Ukrainian civil society, which has reached more than 120 civil society organisations overall. Funds raised by Crown Agents International Development in the UK (over £25 million for the humanitarian response in Ukraine) supported the delivery of generators, first-aid kits, oxygen concentrators and baby incubators; on-the-ground deployment of this assistance in Ukraine was carried out by the Crown Agents Ukraine team.

The Pilot Project on Urgent Market Research in Response to Ukraine's National Energy Crisis: Crown Agents Ukraine conducted a market survey and procured generators and cabling for the Ministry of Development of Communities and Territories and the Ministry of Energy on a rapid timeline in early 2026.

Since 2015, Crown Agents Ukraine has managed agency procurement of medicines and medical devices for Ukraine's Ministry of Health, with a cumulative procured value exceeding USD 737 million. The project supported the shift from supply dominated by a handful of organisations to transparent, competitive tendering.

The delivery of generators, pumps, and laboratory equipment to Ukrainian water utilities, valued at approximately USD 17.34 million, helped maintain uninterrupted water supply and wastewater operations during power outages.

Crown Agents Ukraine coordinated the delivery of tractors, combine harvesters, laboratory equipment, and seeds to four leading agricultural research institutes on behalf of Ukraine's Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food. The programme's total value is approximately USD 24.77 million.

Under JICA's Emergency Recovery Programme, Crown Agents Ukraine coordinated the delivery of 5th-grade textbooks, 85 interactive learning complexes, 425 uninterruptible power supply units, and STEM and robotics kits to schools across Ukraine, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.