Ukraine’s government has approved the concept for a single digital ecosystem to manage public investments and adopted an implementation plan for 2026–2028. The system is designed to connect state digital platforms and track reconstruction and development projects from application to financing and final evaluation.
The reform is being implemented jointly by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development. Its goal is to create a common digital space for national and local projects, making public investment decisions more transparent and data-driven.
One project portfolio
The ecosystem is expected to integrate existing tools, including DREAM, AIS GRK-WEB, LOGICA, Treasury resources and the public procurement system. Instead of scattered project records, the state wants a unified portfolio with standard identifiers, automated data exchange and clear prioritization criteria.
This matters for reconstruction because funding decisions will increasingly depend on verified data, project readiness and measurable results. A digital cycle from planning to implementation can reduce duplication, expose weak projects earlier and help donors follow how funds are used.
The launch of the ecosystem is also connected with Ukraine’s macrofinancial cooperation with the European Union. For investors and local governments, the reform should make the pipeline of public projects easier to understand and more consistent with European governance standards.
