EU4PFM – EU for competitive, sound and thriving Ukraine
The overall objective of the EU4PFM Programme is to improve Public Finance Management (PFM) in Ukraine, thereby ultimately improving public service delivery and the business climate.
Achieved results
Effective reform of the public finance management system is the basis for implementing state policy and achieving strategic development goals by supporting overall fiscal discipline, strategic allocation of budget funds, and effective delivery of services.
News
April 1, 2025
EU4PFM and the Ministry of Finance discussed further implementation of Public Finance Management reforms
First Deputy Minister of Finance Denys Uliutin, Deputy Minister Oleksandr Hrubiian, and State Secretary of the Ministry Dmytro Samonenko met with Jurgita Domeikiene, Team Leader of Components 1, 3, and 4 of the EU4PFM Programme, to discuss the work plan for developing an updated Public Finance Management Strategy and continuing analytical, technical, and expert support for the Ministry of Finance.
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March 31, 2025
EU4PFM continues to strengthen the Ministry of Finance’s resilience with emergency support
Since the start of russia’s full-scale invasion, EU4PFM has provided the Ministry with tangible support, in particular through its emergency assistance initiative.
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March 25, 2025
European Integration: Ukraine aims to adopt a new Customs Code based on the EU Customs Code by 2026
The Steering Committee for the development of Ukraine’s new Customs Code has approved the preparation and adoption schedule for the document.
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March 24, 2025
EU4PFM experts collaborate with Ukrainian Customs to drive EU integration and establish an effective Customs System
EU4PFM experts met with Serhii Zviahintsev, Head of the State Customs Service. The main focus was on the strategic tasks on the path to integrating Ukrainian customs into the European framework, particularly harmonizing Ukraine’s customs legislation with EU standards and operationally integrating customs processes according to European norms.
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