The Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine

Norwegian Support to Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries

Through the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine, Norway provides a wide range of civilian and humanitarian support. See an overview of the support by year from 2022.

Stories from the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine

On this page you will find some examples of how the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine is contributing in practice.

Moldova in the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine

Moldova is the only prioritised neighbouring country in the Norwegian Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine.

Partners in the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine

On this page you will find a list of all partners in the civilian part of the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine. The partners are mainly established and internationally recognised organisations with proven delivery capability, good capacity, and solid control systems.

How Norad Fights Corruption in Ukraine

Norway maintains a zero-tolerance policy on corruption. In Ukraine, this means uncovering and addressing corruption risks while working closely with partners to ensure that Norwegian support is used as intended.

Clearing the way for agriculture and safe land

Mines and explosive remnants of war pose a major threat to people in Ukraine. Through knowledge and new technology, Ukrainians are working to make the land safe again. This saves lives and restores food production.

The coldest winter in a decade – in a country without power

Large parts of Ukraine are experiencing extreme cold. Temperatures dropping to as low as –20 degrees Celsius are putting lives at risk. Yet through heating centres, churches and home visits, people are receiving vital assistance.

Rebuilding what the war tears down

The attacks on Ukraine continue, and over 2.5 million homes have been destroyed since Russia's full-scale invasion. With support from Norway, UNHCR is working continuously to rebuild homes and communities.

Resilience in the fields: Ukrainian farmers reclaim their land

After suffering heavy destruction during Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukrainian farmers are making a comeback. The town of Bucha, once left in ruins by Russian occupation, has become a symbol of resilience. With the help of targeted loan programmes, farmers are rebuilding Ukraine’s agricultural sector.

Norwegian support brings warmth to homes in Moldova

This winter, more than half of Moldova’s households received help with heating costs through a scheme supported by Norway. Moldova is one of Europe’s poorest countries, and the war in neighbouring Ukraine has driven energy prices sharply upward.

The lifeline through Ukraine: Railways save lives and keep the country running

When Ukraine’s airspace was closed, the railway system became a vital lifeline for both people and goods. Norway is contributing to the repair and modernization of Ukraine’s railway system through the World Bank’s URTF fund, ensuring transport, trade, and reconstruction continue.