
The EU4Business–EBRD Credit Line
is supported by the European Union and
implemented by EBRD to help Ukrainian
businesses invest, modernise and align
with EU standards.
The EU4Business–EBRD Credit Line in Ukraine is a financing programme supported by the European Union and implemented by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), helping micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in modernising their operations and aligning with EU standards.
It brings together financing through local partner institutions, EU-funded investment incentives and technical expertise to support sustainable business development. Additional funding is provided by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), reinforcing international support for Ukraine’s economic resilience.
Why it matters in Ukraine
In Ukraine, the programme contributes to strengthening business resilience and competitiveness in
a challenging economic environment. It enables enterprises to invest in efficient, compliant and
future-ready solutions, supporting recovery, growth and access to wider markets, while advancing
Ukraine’s economic integration with the European Union.
a challenging economic environment. It enables enterprises to invest in efficient, compliant and
future-ready solutions, supporting recovery, growth and access to wider markets, while advancing
Ukraine’s economic integration with the European Union.
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Overview
Understand how the programme works, including its structure, key components and who it is designed for.
Other countries of operation
See how the programme
is implemented across
Armenia, Georgia and Moldova.
is implemented across
Armenia, Georgia and Moldova.
FAQ & Support
Find answers to common questions about financing, eligibility and the application process.