Ukraine secures an additional USD 404.5 million from Japan and the World Bank for healthcare system development

Ukraine has secured an additional USD 404.5 million from Japan and the World Bank under the THRIVE project to develop the healthcare system. Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergii Koretskyi announced.

Of the total, USD 304.5 million is financial support from the Government of Japan, and another USD 100 million is a loan from the International Development Association.

THRIVE aims to make the Medical Guarantees Program more efficient and to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare services for Ukrainians.

The funds have already reached the state budget.

Including this latest tranche, the total amount Ukraine has received under the THRIVE project stands at USD 701.7 million.

"I am grateful to the Government of Japan and the World Bank for their steady support of Ukraine and their contribution to strengthening our healthcare system," the Prime Minister stressed.