International partners have allocated more than $700 million for humanitarian demining projects in Ukraine for 2022-2027, the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories reports, citing the Government Portal.
“Ukraine’s international partners have allocated more than $700 million for humanitarian demining. These funds are provided for projects in humanitarian demining in Ukraine for 2022-2027,” the ministry said in a statement published on its telegram channel on Sunday.
The agency specifies that the key donors for Ukraine include the United States, Switzerland, Norway, EU countries, Japan, the Netherlands, Germany, and others.
In addition, the Ukrainian government will further deepen cooperation with the international and professional community to strengthen the mine action system in Ukraine.
“Such coordination will be carried out through the Sectoral Working Group launched in 2023, which brings together all donors to Ukraine in this area. And also through the Mine Action Cluster, which was restored in March 2024 and became a platform for programmatic coordination of relevant actors,” the statement said.
