Recovery Spending from Local Budgets 2023–2025
Reliable and verified data on how local budget funds are allocated and spent on recovery.
Why This Dataset Matters
Recovery spending is a key part of Ukraine’s reconstruction, transparency and public accountability. Understanding where funds are directed and how they are spent helps citizens, public authorities and international partners track progress and identify potential issues.
By providing verified data on local budget spending, the Fiscal Policy Research Center strengthens oversight, builds trust and supports evidence-based decision-making for Ukraine’s recovery.
Our Methodology
Collection
Data collection from public registers and official reports.
Cleaning
Data normalization and removal of duplicates.
Verification
Verification of payments and identification of discrepancies.
Structuring
Organizing data into clear analytical categories.
Visualization
Presenting results through interactive tools.
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Key Insights
Total Spending
Track total spending across all projects and sectors, excluding the security sector and critical infrastructure.
Budget Execution
Compare planned funding with actual payments and identify implementation gaps.
Regions with the Highest Spending
Analyze which regions account for the largest amounts of spending and how these resources are used.
Key Categories
Explore which types of projects and sectors account for the largest shares of recovery spending.
Explore the Interactive Dashboard
Analyze verified recovery spending through an interactive dashboard covering regions, sectors, responsible authorities and spending trends from 2023 to 2025.
The dashboard helps public authorities, journalists, researchers and international partners track implementation progress and funding trends.
Data Coverage
- Regions: 22 regions
- Budgets: Local budgets
- Payers: 301 organizations
- Years: 2023, 2024, 2025
- Transactions: 10 697 transactions
- Sectors: Administrative, Housing, Culture, Healthcare, Education, Other
