Ukraine to Strengthen Targeted Support for Farmers in Frontline Areas in 2027
A government minister said support for farmers in frontline areas will focus next year on the most urgent needs, including compensation for destroyed crops.
Ukraine's government plans to strengthen targeted support for farmers working in frontline areas in 2027, according to a minister overseeing the program.
The minister said state support for farmers in frontline areas next year will focus on the most urgent needs, including compensation for destroyed or unharvested crops, assistance for relocating businesses, and other targeted programs.
The support reflects the continued strain the ongoing war has placed on Ukraine's agricultural sector, particularly for farmers operating in regions close to active fighting who face heightened risk of crop destruction and disrupted operations.
Further details on the specific funding levels or implementation timeline for the 2027 support measures were not specified.
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- Targeted support for farmers in frontline areas to be strengthened in 2027 – minister — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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