A call for applications has opened for an Energy Resilience Grant in Ukraine, according to fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability, which published the notice on 29 October 2026. The listing gives no further details on eligibility, funding amounts or deadlines.
Separate reports point to a related scheme for homeowners' associations in Kryvyi Rih. Interfax-Ukraine and the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) both report that such associations can receive grants for backup power equipment, with the Red Cross named as the source of the funding. The URCS report states the grants are worth up to UAH 300,000.
Coverage of the same Kryvyi Rih programme also appears under a headline about grant support for condominiums, and a report from Корабелов.ІНФО refers to up to 300,000 for outage equipment and says buildings in Mykolaiv may receive grants. The material available does not clarify whether the Mykolaiv item refers to the same programme or a separate one, and it does not specify application requirements or closing dates for either.
The notices come as Ukrainian housing bodies seek ways to keep essential power running during outages. The fundsforNGOs listing frames its grant as an energy resilience measure, while the Red Cross-linked reports focus specifically on equipping residential buildings.
Watch for the full guidelines and deadlines for both the national Energy Resilience Grant and the Kryvyi Rih programme, which the available reports do not yet provide.
