World Bank receives $51.5 million from Japan for Ukraine healthcare
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Updated Sep 26
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What happened
Japan provided $51.5 million to Ukraine under the World Bank’s THRIVE project to support its healthcare system. Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi confirmed on September 26 that the funds have been transferred to Ukraine’s state budget. The total THRIVE program is valued at $1.2 billion, and Ukraine has already received $449 million under the initiative.
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Why it matters
The funding is intended to improve the efficiency of the Medical Guarantees Program and strengthen the institutional capacity of the National Health Service of Ukraine. The aid contributes to Ukraine’s financial resilience as it continues to receive international financial assistance.
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Who's involved
- World BankInternational financial institution managing the THRIVE project
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