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New Grant Program for Investment Projects (Third Phase) is sponsored by Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine. This program stimulates long-term investment, localizes production, develops modern infrastructure, and deepens Ukraine's economic integration with European partners. It focuses on key sectors including agribusiness.
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Switzerland launches a third Call for Proposals to support private investments in Ukraine Veröffentlicht am 27.
Mai 2026 Switzerland launches a third Call for Proposals to support private investments in Ukraine Switzerland, through the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), is launching the third Call for Proposals to support Ukraine’s economic recovery and reconstruction in cooperation with Swiss companies that have a legal entity in Ukraine.
This Call builds on previous calls and focuses specifically on foreign direct investment (FDI) projects that create lasting economic value in Ukraine. By supporting viable investments, Switzerland aims to help accelerate recovery while fostering sustainable growth, job creation, and economic transformation.
The Call focuses on co-financing investment projects for the provision of goods and/or services for the benefit of the Ukrainian economy and its citizens. Projects will be implemented by Swiss companies through their Ukrainian subsidiaries and will remain long-term assets in Ukraine. This website and the respective documents outline how Swiss companies with a legal entity in Ukraine can submit project proposals.
Total available funding from SECO: Up to CHF 50 million SECO contribution per per project: Between CHF 3 million and CHF 10 million , up to max.
50% of total project costs Applicants must finance at least 50% of the total project costs Projects are expected to be implemented within a maximum timeframe of five years (till end of 2031) This Call for Proposals is open for the submission of projects from 27 May 2026 to 20 September 2026 (17:00 CET) . Submissions received after the deadline will not be considered.
Applications are to be submitted exclusively through the online application portal (see below), available on this website. Please note : SECO will not answer questions individually during the application process. Questions can be submitted through the application portal by 28 June 2026.
Questions and answers will be published anonymously and publicly on this Webpage under the section «Documents» on 15 July 2026. Before submitting a question, please check whether it has already been answered in the «Frequently Asked Questions» under the documents section. Detailed information, eligibility criteria, and application documents are available under the Documents section.
MAIN DOCUMENT Call for Proposals 3. 0 PDF 646. 02 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 1 Eligibility And Selection Criteria CfP 3. 0 PDF 655. 80 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 2 Stage 1 Application Form CfP 3. 0 Word 141. 49 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 3 Stage 2 Application Form CfP 3. 0 Word 112. 75 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 4 Budgettemplate CfP 3. 0 XLSX 29. 85 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 5 Risk Identification And Mitigation Framework CfP 3. 0 Word 119. 22 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 6 Contract Template CfP 3. 0 Word 142. 24 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 7 Self Declaration Letter Templates CfP 3. 0 Word 115. 08 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 8 SECO Exclusion List CfP 3. 0 PDF 304. 64 kB 27.
Mai 2026 Annex 9 Project Monitoring Evaluation And Learning Plan PMELP PDF 447. 04 kB 27. Mai 2026 Annex 10 List Of Standard Indicators PDF 71.
00 kB 27. Mai 2026 Frequently Asked Questions CfP 3. 0 PDF 205.
52 kB 27. Mai 2026 Q&A Call for Proposals 15. 07.
2026 PDF 243. 13 kB 15. Juli 2026 Background: Presentation CfP 3.
0 with Swiss companies in Ukraine 07. 05. 2026 Online application portal The twelve projects selected under the first Call for Proposals that SECO is co-financing, can be found here: Twelve projects from Swiss companies in Ukraine in areas such as energy, housing, health, humanitarian demining, and public transport .
The second Call for Proposals was launched in January 2026. Submission of applications is now closed and proposals are currently being evaluated. Find more information about SECO's engagement in Ukraine: SECO Cooperation Ukraine
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Investment projects implemented with the participation of Swiss businesses in key sectors, including agribusiness. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
New Grant Program for Investment Projects (Third Phase) is funded by Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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