Why it matters
The invasion of Ukraine has caused immense human, infrastructural and economic damage, making investments in critical infrastructure essential to drive Ukraine’s resilience and reconstruction.
Impact Fund Denmark invests in Ukraine to support sustainable development and strengthen resilience. We invest in commercially viable private companies and finance public infrastructure projects through government‑to‑government partnerships.
Ukraine investments in numbers
39,848
jobs created
29
years of investing in Ukraine
600
million DKK invested since the invasion
1.49
DKK bn invested in the private sector
Ukraine Facility: Strengthening the private sector during war time
The Danish government has allocated approximately EUR 75 million for 2025–2028 through the Ukraine Facility to help sustain businesses, jobs and economic resilience during the war. Through the facility, Impact Fund Denmark builds partnerships with Danish companies seeking to invest in or expand their activities in Ukraine, supporting commercially viable projects that strengthen the Ukrainian private sector.
As a result, the facility is expected to catalyse significant new private sector investments in Ukraine in the coming years.
Building resilience through public infrastructure
Alongside private‑sector investments, Impact Fund Denmark finances large‑scale green infrastructure projects in Ukraine through loans and grants to the Ukrainian government.
Managing Director and Co-head of Healthcare and Ukraine
Lisbeth Erlands
+45 33 63 75 27
Managing Director and Co-head of Healthcare and Ukraine
Svitlana Babak Andersen
+45 33 63 75 56
Head of Office, Kyiv
Søren Møller
+45 33 44 12 47
Investment Director, Kyiv office
Oleksii Parkhomchuk
+45 33 63 75 97
Investment Manager, Kyiv office
Andrii Frytsiuk
+45 33 44 12 90
Managing Director and Co-head of Public Infrastructure Finance
Annemette Ditlevsen
+45 33 41 12 41