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Partnership fund for a resilient Ukraine

PFRU is a multi-donor programme funded by the governments of Canada, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK.
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Priority Oblasts 
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Frontline and Bordering Hromadas

About PFRU

PFRU’s objective is to strengthen Ukraine’s resilience in the face of Russian aggression by delivering essential support to local communities in collaboration with the Ukrainian government, civil society, and the private sector.

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PFRU Strategic Objectives

To support Ukraine’s resilience against Russian aggression, both now and in the future, PFRU works towards five strategic outcomes. Together, they reflect a joined-up approach that responds to urgent needs, helps hromadas, institutions, and society adapt, remain functional under pressure, and supports the broader conditions for long-term resilience. This framework allows PFRU to combine practical support on the ground with a wider focus on social cohesion, recovery, and evidence-informed decision-making.
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Outcome 1
Prevent isolation of people living in TOTs and prepare for liberation and reintegration
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Provide rapid response to the frontline and bordering hromadas.
Outcome 2
Revive and improve essential services to build public confidence in the Ukrainian state.
Outcome 3
Strengthen vertical and horizontal social cohesion to provide societal resilience against Russian aggression
Outcome 4
Generating and sharing data and lessons to inform PFRU programming and national policies
Strengthening Access to Justice as Part of Ukraine’s Resilience
Apr 15, 2026
Strengthening Access to Justice as Part of Ukraine’s Resilience
With support from PFRU, the Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office has opened a new Citizens’ Reception Office designed to improve public access to information and communication with the prosecution service. By providing a more accessible and reliable first point of contact, the Office helps ensure that people seeking support can be heard, informed, and better assisted.
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