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Ukraine Support Tracker

Military, financial and humanitarian support for Ukraine since 2022.

2022
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2023
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2024
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2025
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2026 to August
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24 February 2022
Russian Invasion
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US & European Aid

Quarterly allocations, € billion

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Q3 2026 covers July and August only. Europe includes EU27, the UK, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland and EU institutions. Other donors are excluded from these annual and quarterly figures.

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US & European Aid · Quarterly allocations, € billion
QuarterUnited StatesEurope
Q1 20221.43 billion EUR5.97 billion EUR
Q2 20228.48 billion EUR10.58 billion EUR
Q3 202215.64 billion EUR7.32 billion EUR
Q4 20229.89 billion EUR13.32 billion EUR
Q1 202312.7 billion EUR12.52 billion EUR
Q2 202311.15 billion EUR12.23 billion EUR
Q3 20237.73 billion EUR9.87 billion EUR
Q4 20231.44 billion EUR12.14 billion EUR
Q1 20240.28 billion EUR11.95 billion EUR
Q2 20248.62 billion EUR12.18 billion EUR
Q3 202410.69 billion EUR9.32 billion EUR
Q4 202426.85 billion EUR10.76 billion EUR
Q1 20250.48 billion EUR18.76 billion EUR
Q2 20250 billion EUR20.7 billion EUR
Q3 20250 billion EUR14.49 billion EUR
Q4 20250 billion EUR20.48 billion EUR
Q1 20260 billion EUR5.24 billion EUR
Q2 20260 billion EUR22.24 billion EUR
Q3 2026 (Jul-Aug)0 billion EUR6.32 billion EUR
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Aid by Group

Allocated and remaining commitments, € billion

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Pledges may cover future years.

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Aid by Group · Allocated and remaining commitments, € billion
Donor groupTotal allocated aidAid to be allocated
US115.38 billion EUR3.58 billion EUR
Europe236.39 billion EUR178.8 billion EUR
Others31.12 billion EUR7.99 billion EUR
Total allocated aid
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Allocated aid by donor region

Military, financial and humanitarian allocations, € billion
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All 41 government donors in the Kiel sample and EU institutions, through August 2026. EU-level aid is counted once. Cyprus is grouped with Europe; Türkiye with Asia. Allocations include delivered aid and aid specified for delivery, excluding private donations and refugee-hosting costs in donor countries.

View data: Allocated aid by donor region
Allocated aid by donor region · Military, financial and humanitarian allocations, € billion
Donor regionMilitaryFinancialHumanitarian
Europe114.341688 billion EUR102.158071 billion EUR19.888509 billion EUR
North America70.433191 billion EUR55.721348 billion EUR4.07696 billion EUR
Asia0.156425 billion EUR12.84266 billion EUR2.113086 billion EUR
Oceania0.947574 billion EUR0.004863 billion EUR0.202645 billion EUR
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Total Aid by Country

Bilateral aid and allocated EU share, € billion

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The 25 largest bilateral donors. EU shares distribute EU-level aid among member states; they are not added again to an EU institutions total.

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Total Aid by Country · Bilateral aid and allocated EU share, € billion
CountryBilateral aidShare of EU aid
United States115.38 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Germany30.84 billion EUR22.7 billion EUR
France7.91 billion EUR19.26 billion EUR
United Kingdom22.8 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Italy4.31 billion EUR13.67 billion EUR
Netherlands11.2 billion EUR4.77 billion EUR
Canada14.85 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Sweden11.33 billion EUR3.34 billion EUR
Japan14.42 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Denmark11.74 billion EUR2.3 billion EUR
Spain2.61 billion EUR9.05 billion EUR
Norway11.53 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Poland5.89 billion EUR3.99 billion EUR
Belgium3.3 billion EUR3.84 billion EUR
Finland3.8 billion EUR1.87 billion EUR
Ireland0.64 billion EUR1.9 billion EUR
Romania0.54 billion EUR1.64 billion EUR
Czechia0.64 billion EUR1.43 billion EUR
Lithuania1.49 billion EUR0.36 billion EUR
Switzerland1.45 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Slovakia0.75 billion EUR0.62 billion EUR
Estonia0.96 billion EUR0.22 billion EUR
Australia1.07 billion EUR0 billion EUR
Latvia0.73 billion EUR0.23 billion EUR
South Korea0.56 billion EUR0 billion EUR
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Aid by Type of Assistance

Allocated aid by type, € billion

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Aid by Type of Assistance · Allocated aid by type, € billion
CountryMilitaryFinancialHumanitarian
United States64.62 billion EUR47.3 billion EUR3.47 billion EUR
EU institutions8.87 billion EUR87.61 billion EUR3.28 billion EUR
Germany25 billion EUR1.66 billion EUR4.17 billion EUR
United Kingdom16.18 billion EUR5.15 billion EUR1.46 billion EUR
Canada5.82 billion EUR8.42 billion EUR0.61 billion EUR
Japan0.08 billion EUR12.64 billion EUR1.71 billion EUR
Denmark10.54 billion EUR0.22 billion EUR0.99 billion EUR
Norway7.46 billion EUR2.04 billion EUR2.03 billion EUR
Sweden9.27 billion EUR1 billion EUR1.05 billion EUR
Netherlands9.36 billion EUR0.72 billion EUR1.13 billion EUR
France6.23 billion EUR0.8 billion EUR0.88 billion EUR
Poland4.45 billion EUR0.93 billion EUR0.51 billion EUR
Italy3 billion EUR0.48 billion EUR0.83 billion EUR
Finland3.34 billion EUR0.16 billion EUR0.31 billion EUR
Belgium2.84 billion EUR0.05 billion EUR0.41 billion EUR
Spain1.51 billion EUR0.79 billion EUR0.32 billion EUR
Lithuania1.21 billion EUR0.05 billion EUR0.23 billion EUR
Switzerland0 billion EUR0.23 billion EUR1.22 billion EUR
Australia0.91 billion EUR0 billion EUR0.16 billion EUR
Estonia0.89 billion EUR0.01 billion EUR0.07 billion EUR
Slovakia0.7 billion EUR0.04 billion EUR0.02 billion EUR
Latvia0.65 billion EUR0.05 billion EUR0.03 billion EUR
Czechia0.58 billion EUR0 billion EUR0.06 billion EUR
Ireland0.31 billion EUR0.05 billion EUR0.28 billion EUR
South Korea0.01 billion EUR0.2 billion EUR0.34 billion EUR
Romania0.41 billion EUR0 billion EUR0.12 billion EUR
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Aid to Ukraine as a share of GDP

Top 20 donors by bilateral allocations relative to their 2021 GDP
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Cumulative allocations from January 2022 through August 2026. The figures use World Bank 2021 GDP and cover bilateral aid. EU institutions’ allocations are shown separately in the country chart above.

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Aid to Ukraine as a share of GDP · Top 20 donors by bilateral allocations relative to their 2021 GDP
CountryBilateral allocations
Denmark3.4872%
Estonia3.0656%
Norway2.8281%
Lithuania2.6552%
Latvia2.1621%
Sweden2.1079%
Finland1.5132%
Netherlands1.3078%
Poland1.0246%
Canada0.8834%
United Kingdom0.8613%
Germany0.8563%
Slovakia0.7638%
Belgium0.6564%
Croatia0.6427%
United States0.5853%
Luxembourg0.5205%
Iceland0.4671%
Bulgaria0.3596%
Slovenia0.3553%
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About the data

About this data

All figures come from the Ukraine Support Tracker maintained by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy - the most widely cited independent database of government support for Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022. It records aid from governments and EU institutions only; private donations and commercial sales are outside its scope.

The tracker's central distinction is between commitments (announced or pledged support, sometimes spanning years) and allocations (aid actually specified for delivery). Both appear in the charts above, and the gap between them is itself informative - it shows how much announced support remains in the pipeline.

Frequently asked questions

How much has the UK given to Ukraine?

By the end of August 2026 the UK had allocated €22.8 billion of military, financial and humanitarian support to Ukraine, about 70% of it military, according to the Kiel Institute's Ukraine Support Tracker. Including aid committed but not yet allocated, the total was €33.9 billion.

Which country has given Ukraine the most aid?

The United States is the largest single donor, but European countries together have given more. Relative to the size of their economies, Denmark and Estonia give the most.

What is the difference between committed and allocated aid?

Committed aid has been announced or pledged by a government, sometimes spanning several years. Allocated aid has been specified for delivery - earmarked equipment, disbursed funds or agreed transfers. The gap between them shows how much announced support has not yet been delivered.

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