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Cabinet Resolution No. 465 on using a JICA grant for humanitarian demining

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Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Clarified: a Cabinet resolution, not a call; amounts corrected from EUR to UAH and removed from amount fields

Summary

A regulation, not a call or a grant for organisations. Cabinet Resolution No. 465 of 8 April 2026 sets out how the Interior Ministry and the State Emergency Service use UAH 1,124,840 thousand of a JICA grant for humanitarian demining.

About the call

The resolution governs the use of funds under the 23 January 2026 grant agreement with the Japan International Cooperation Agency for the Emergency Response Programme on humanitarian demining and clearance of unexploded ordnance.

Recipients are fixed by the resolution: the Interior Ministry receives UAH 140,605 thousand for medical equipment and services, and the State Emergency Service UAH 984,235 thousand for demining equipment, explosive ordnance risk training and related services. There is no open call and NGOs cannot apply.

Who can apply

  • No applications: recipients are the Interior Ministry and the State Emergency Service

Who cannot apply

  • NGOs and charities
  • Communities and other external applicants

What the funds are for

  • Humanitarian demining equipment (State Emergency Service)
  • Explosive ordnance risk education
  • Medical equipment and services (Interior Ministry)

How to apply

  1. 1Review the terms at the official link
  2. 2Prepare an application according to the call requirements
  3. 3Submit it within the specified deadline

Questions and answers

Can NGOs apply for the JICA grant funds?
No. Recipients are fixed by the resolution - the Interior Ministry and the State Emergency Service; no applications are accepted.
How are the JICA grant funds split between the recipients?
The Interior Ministry receives UAH 140,605 thousand for medical equipment and services, and the State Emergency Service UAH 984,235 thousand for demining equipment, explosive ordnance risk training and related services.

Change history

  1. Updated: Clarified: a Cabinet resolution, not a call; amounts corrected from EUR to UAH and removed from amount fields

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