UNICEF Ukraine has prepared a brief overview of Ukraine’s State Budget for 2026, with a focus on financing for social sectors and the needs of children and young people.
The brief summarises key budget expenditures in the areas of education, health, social protection, support to families with children, youth policy, as well as access to clean water and hygiene, including an analysis of expenditure trends over 2021–2026.
Special attention is given to changes in intergovernmental fiscal relations, local-level financing, public investments in social infrastructure, and fiscal risks.
The document may be useful for government institutions, local authorities, development partners, and professionals working in the areas of social policy, education, and recovery.
Links to the overviews of State Budget expenditures for 2024 and 2025.
Attached files:
16 October 2026
From budget to services for children: What communities in Lviv region discussed
From budget to services for children: What...
The first part of the budget discussion in Lviv region focused on the financial capacity of communities and the rules...
16 October 2026
PIT, reverse transfer, and community needs:...
In Lviv region, the All-Ukrainian Association of Amalgamated Territorial Communities (AAATC) held a discussion on the...
16 October 2026
The Multiannual Financial Framework 2028 –...
With a focus on the expenditure-side files NRPP, the Performance Framework and Global Europe (including the Ukraine...
16 October 2026
Up to $65,000 for social services: Government...
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a resolution that radically expands the capabilities of communities in...