Canada to allocate about $15 million to Ukraine: Where money will go
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (photo: flickr.com/eda_dfae)
Canada will provide over $15 million to Ukraine. The funds will be used to restore energy infrastructure damaged by Russian shelling, states Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
According to Trudeau, Canada will support Ukraine in replacing damaged energy equipment and infrastructure.
The aid package includes:
- support for vulnerable children and youth at risk and reintegration of displaced children returning to Ukraine by improving child protection services and family-based care;
- improve access to justice for victims of war crimes;
- raise awareness of families and civil society about the process of searching for missing persons;
- support male survivors of conflict-related sexual violence, including prisoners of war.
In addition, about $12 million will be allocated for demining the territory of Ukraine and financing the IMF's work to promote economic reforms in Ukraine.
Canada's assistance to Ukraine
Canada has been providing military support to Ukraine since the first days of the invasion.
Read more about the assistance Canada has provided to Ukraine since the beginning of the invasion in RBC-Ukraine's article.
