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UN Ukraine Community Recovery Fund: funding mechanism, not an open call

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Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Clarified: a funding mechanism via UN agencies, not an open call for NGOs

Summary

Information about a UN funding mechanism, not an open call for organisations. The Ukraine Community Recovery Fund channels money through UN agencies into housing, energy, social infrastructure, demining and livelihoods; the page offers no application procedure for NGOs.

About the call

The Ukraine Community Recovery Fund is a flexible UN mechanism for community-level recovery in war-affected areas. Its priorities are housing reconstruction, energy, social infrastructure, humanitarian demining, livelihoods and local economic development, and strengthening local authorities' capacity.

The fund is hosted by the UN Resident Coordinator's Office on a multi-partner trust fund model with risk management and monitoring systems. Projects are implemented by UN agencies, which run recovery programmes worth over USD 1.7 billion in Ukraine.

The fund's page contains no open call, deadlines or procedure for funding NGOs directly. Opportunities for NGOs may only appear as separate calls by UN agencies, which should be checked on their official sites.

Who can apply

  • Not applicable: funds go to participating UN agencies

Who cannot apply

  • NGOs directly (there is no open call)

What the funds are for

  • Housing and social infrastructure reconstruction
  • Energy
  • Humanitarian demining
  • Livelihoods and local economic development
  • Local authority capacity

How to apply

  1. 1Review the call conditions via the official link
  2. 2Prepare the application and budget according to the requirements
  3. 3Submit the application in the specified manner and within the deadline

Questions and answers

Can NGOs get funding from the Ukraine Community Recovery Fund directly?
No. The fund's page contains no open call, deadlines or procedure for funding NGOs directly; projects are implemented by UN agencies.
Where should NGOs look for opportunities linked to the fund?
Opportunities for NGOs may only appear as separate calls by UN agencies, which should be checked on their official sites.

Change history

  1. Updated: Clarified: a funding mechanism via UN agencies, not an open call for NGOs

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