According to the Pension Fund of Ukraine, there are currently more than 10.3 million pensioners in Ukraine. The number of pensioners decreased by 176 thousand over the year. After indexation, the average pension is UAH 6341. However, every third pensioner currently receives UAH 3,340.
There are 10,331,375 pensioners in Ukraine as of the beginning of April 2025. This is almost 177 thousand less than in April 2024.
The average pension in Ukraine has increased to UAH 6,341 (about $152) after annual indexation. In hryvnia terms, this is 10% more than last year. However, inflation over the same period amounted to 14.6%, meaning that pension payments actually decreased.
One in three Ukrainian pensioners receives UAH 3,340 ($80) in pensions. In total, this is more than 3 million people. At the same time, indexation has reduced the number of Ukrainians whose payments are less than UAH 3,000 by almost 7 times. Currently, 398 thousand people (3.9%) have such a pension.
At the same time, 1.5 million Ukrainians (14.5% of the total) receive more than UAH 10,000 in pensions. The average amount of payments in this group is UAH 15,640 ($374).
Another 3 million (29%) have pensions slightly higher than the national average of UAH 6,860 ($164). In addition, 20% of pensioners (2.1 million people) receive about 4,500 UAH ($107).
The highest pensions are traditionally in Kyiv: UAH 8,708 (37% higher than the average). This is followed by Donetsk region – UAH 7,814 (+23%) and Luhansk region – UAH 7,314 (+15%). The lowest payments are in Ternopil region (UAH 4,931) and Chernivtsi region (UAH 5,100).
The largest number of pensioners lives in Dnipropetrovs’k region – 873 thousand, in Kyiv – 748 thousand, and in Kharkiv – 707 thousand. The lowest number of pensioners is in the Chernivtsi region, with only 206 thousand.
It is worth noting that almost a third of all Ukrainian pensioners work – 2.9 million (28%). Their pension payments amount to an average of UAH 6,863.
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Ukrainian State Postal Communications Enterprise (USPS) Ukrposhta (Kiev) on April 10 announced a tender for services of mandatory insurance of drivers against transport accidents, 5 thousand people, according to the electronic public procurement system Prozorro.
According to the system, the expected cost of the purchase of services is UAH 2.160 million. The deadline for submission of proposals for the tender is May 12. As reported, the winner of a similar tender a year earlier was IC Expo-Insurance.
Ukraine has received $50m from the World Bank under the health care project “Transforming Health Care through Reform and Investing in Efficiency” (THRIVE), the Finance Ministry has said. It noted that the condition for receiving these funds was to raise the level of the capital rate of primary health care (payment for care of one patient who filed a declaration on the choice of a doctor who provides primary health care) to a minimum of 825 UAH, and according to the government decision of December 2024, such rate for 2025 is 844.4 UAH instead of 786.65 UAH in 2024.
THRIVE is one of the projects implemented using the financial instrument “Program for Results” (PforR), which provides for the achievement of indicators, upon verification of which Ukraine will attract funds determined by the relevant agreements, said the Ministry of Finance.
The purpose of the project is to assist the government in improving the Medical Guarantee Program (MGP) to create a reliable health care system. The Loan Agreement and Financing Agreement totaling $449 million were signed on December 10, 2024, of which $249 million was provided by Japan. Last year, Ukraine has already received $220 million, which is stipulated in the Loan Agreement (100% of the disbursed funds).
On Sunday, April 13, Ukraine is mostly without precipitation, only at night in the south-east of the country in some places a little wet snow, at night and in the morning in some places fog, reported Ukrhydrometcenter. Wind of variable directions, 3-8 m/s. At night, frosts in the air 0-5°; daytime temperature 10-15° of heat, in western regions up to 18°. In the Carpathians, no precipitation; temperatures at night 3-8° frost, daytime 6-11° warm.
In Kiev on April 13, no precipitation. Wind of variable directions, 3-8 m/s. At night, frosts in the air 0-2°; daytime temperature 13-15° warm.
According to the Central Geophysical Observatory im. Borys Sreznevsky, in Kiev on April 13, the highest daytime temperature was 25.6° in 1972, the lowest nighttime temperature was -4.7° frost in 1923.
Monday, April 14, without precipitation, only in the afternoon in the western regions in some places light rain, in some places thunderstorms. At night and in the morning in the southern part in some places fog.
Wind south, south-west, 7-12 m/s, in the Carpathians, most of the northern, Khmelnytsky and Vinnitsa regions gusts of 15-20 m/s in the afternoon.
Temperatures at night 1-6° of heat, in Ukraine, except western regions, on the surface of the soil frost 0-3°; in the daytime 13-18° of heat. In the Carpathians, no precipitation at night, light rain in places during the day; temperature at night 0-5° frost, daytime 8-13° warm. In Kiev on April 14, no precipitation. The wind is south, 7-12 m/s. The temperature at night is 2-4° of heat, during the day 15-17°.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has increased its forecast for Ukraine’s wheat exports by 0.5 million tons to 16.0 million tons, leaving corn exports unchanged at 22.0 million tons and wheat and corn production at 23.4 million tons and 26.8 million tons, respectively.
According to the April forecast, the global wheat market in the 2024-2025 marketing year is expected to decrease slightly in production, consumption, and trade volume compared to the previous month’s forecast, while ending stocks are expected to increase.
World wheat production is expected to decline by 0.3 million tons to 796.9 million tons due to lower production estimates in Saudi Arabia and the EU (-0.3 million tons to 121.0 million tons).
World wheat consumption is projected 1.4 million tons lower to 805.2 million tons, mainly due to lower food, seed, and industrial use in India and China.
World trade in MY 2024/2025 is projected 1.3 million tons lower to 206.8 million tons, mainly due to lower export forecasts for Russia (-1.0 million tons to 44.0 million tons), Australia (-0.5 million tons to 25.5 million tons), and the EU (-0.5 million tons to 26.5 million tons), only partially offset by higher exports for Canada (+0.5 million tons to 26.5 million tons) and Ukraine (+0.5 million tons to 16.0 million tons).
Exports in MY 2024/2025 are expected to be 7% lower than in the previous year.
Projected world ending stocks for MY 2024/2025 are increased by 0.6 million tons to 260.7 million tons, as increases in stocks in India, the Russian Federation, the US and the EU are partially offset by lower stocks in China. World stocks for MY 2024/2025 are now 3% below the previous year and the lowest since MY 2015/2016.
The updated forecasts for the global corn market in MY 2024/2025 assume higher production, consumption, trade volumes and a corresponding reduction in ending stocks.
The forecast for world corn production increased by 0.9 million tons to 1,215.1 million tons. Increases in the EU (+1.3 million tons to 59.3 million tons due to increased harvests in Poland, Croatia, France and Germany, partially offset by decreases in Romania and Bulgaria), Tanzania and Honduras were partially offset by decreases in Moldova, Cambodia and Kenya.
The world export forecast rises by 2.3 million tons to 188.7 million tons. Major changes in world trade for MY 2024/2025 include an increase in projected corn exports for the United States (+2.5 million tons to 64.8 million tons) and a decrease for Pakistan.
Corn ending stocks declined by 1.3 million tons to 287.7 million tons, reflecting lower stocks in the U.S. and higher stocks in South Korea, Pakistan.
Dear customers, we are pleased to inform you that the State Inspectorate of Architecture and Urban Development of Ukraine issued certificate ІУ123250404640 dated 10.04.2025 on the commissioning of building No. 4 of the Krona Park II residential complex (Brovary), which certifies the compliance of the completed facility with the project documentation and confirms its readiness for operation. The next step is to assign a postal address to the building and issue keys to apartment owners.
Krona Park II is a continuation of the legendary Krona Park project, which was so popular with customers that the developer decided to create a new and improved version of the complex. And this is not surprising, because there is nothing better than living next to a park and a coniferous forest and at the same time having convenient connections to the capital. Currently, 8 more houses of the complex are under construction.
We are sincerely grateful for your trust and wish a happy future to your families in the Krona Park II residential complex by Alliance Novobud!
