Write a news-style post for a Telegram channel, tailored for a Ukrainian audience. Format the text in Markdown and use appropriate emojis to make it engaging and lively. Answer in Ukrainian. If the text does not contain information about Ukraine, return only the word 'False'. The post should not include any promotional content. At the end, add a link to the original source (https://www.usaid.gov/ukraine/agriculture-resilience-initiative-agri-ukraine).

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Agriculture Resilience Initiative - Ukraine (AGRI - Ukraine) | Ukraine | Fact Sheet | U.S. Agency for International Development Skip to main content   An official website of the United States governmentHere's how you know  Here's how you know    The .gov means it’s official.  Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site.  The site is secure.  A lock () or https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely.     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AGRI-Ukraine is critical to supporting Ukraine’s export and agricultural sector needs, which will remain vulnerable to the Russian Federation’s aggression in the months and years to come.In its first year, USAID contributed $100 million and leveraged an additional $250 million from fellow donors, the private sector, and foundations, resulting in a total investment of $350 million. In July 2023, USAID contributed another $250 million, aiming to leverage an additional $250 million, targeting a total investment of $500 million and bringing the overall investment to $850 million. By July 2024, USAID announced it had successfully attracted over $510 million in private sector and donor investments to support Ukraine's agricultural sector.Since its inception, AGRI-Ukraine has supported over 15,000 Ukrainian farmers—34 percent of the country's registered farmers—by providing seeds, fertilizers, crop protection, storage, and financing, enabling them to continue their essential work despite Russia's war on Ukraine.In October 2024, USAID expanded the Agriculture Resilience Initiative-Ukraine, securing nearly $1.75 billion in additional investments through nine new partners, including private sector entities and international financial institutions. These partnerships have increased the total leveraged amount through AGRI-Ukraine to more than $2.26 billion since July 2022, meaning that for every $1 invested by the United States, approximately $6.45 has been leveraged from fellow donors and private sector investors.AGRI-Ukraine Updates  26 results   USAID Expands AGRI-Ukraine, Mobilizes Nearly $1.75 Billion from Donors and Private Sector to Support Ukrainian Farmers October 10, 2024 Today, USAID announced the expansion of the Agriculture Resilience Initiative-Ukraine (AGRI-Ukraine), attracting nearly $1.75 billion in additional investments for Ukraine’s agricultural sector through nine new partners from the private sector, international financial institutions, and other donors. The new partners include Astarta, Best Leasing, Crédit Agricole Bank, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), IMC, OTP Bank, and Universalna Insurance Company, and the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement.  July 2024 AGRI-Ukraine Update July 17, 2024 The United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), established the Agriculture Resilience Initiative - Ukraine (AGRI-Ukraine) to increase Ukrainian agriculture exports.  January 5, 2024 AGRI-Ukraine Update January 5, 2024 The United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), established the Agriculture Resilience Initiative - Ukraine (AGRI-Ukraine) to increase Ukrainian agriculture exports.  Sunflower Seeds: Picking up the pieces: the hard road to post-occupation recovery November 28, 2023 Volodymyr is a farmer from the right bank of Kherson region. Before Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, he was working hard to expand his family farm. “My parents worked on small plots of land,” he explains. “Our equipment was humble - an ancient combine harvester, a cargo truck. We worked slowly and steadily. Then I took over the business and started expanding the farming land. With time, I bought more equipment. That's how we grew.”  Ivan: Farming on the edge November 28, 2023 Ivan is a hardworking man who founded a farm in the north of Ukraine in 1992. Since then, he has worked the soil, cultivating grains and oilseeds such as wheat, sunflower, and soy. Over the years, Ivan managed to acquire essential farming machinery, granaries for storing grain, and established beneficial partnerships with suppliers and customers for his produce. Results (pagination-heading) Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6Next pageLast pageLines of EffortPurchase and delivery of critical inputs for farmers who have limited supplies or limited mobilityImprove and increase export logistics and infrastructureIncrease farmers’ access to financing to enable a full crop harvestDrying, storage, and processing support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises in the agriculture sectorInterested in Partnering?If your organization is interested in contributing to AGRI-Ukraine, please contact assist-ukraine@usaid.gov.Types of SupportTYPES OF SUPPORTEXAMPLESFinancial SupportFunds for program operations and procurementsIn-Kind ContributionsProvision of goods or services relevant to inputs, storage, logistics, finance and expertise/technical assistance on inputs, storage, access to finance and logistics, and program operations/outreachWhy Contribute?Gain visibility for your organization’s efforts to support UkraineJoin a united front standing with Ukraine and its people while having an impact on broader global food securityLeverage USAID’s technical and operational expertise on the ground to jump start your work and increase efficiency, including monitoring and fiscal oversight for resultsMaximize the impact of your organization’s contributions by coordinating with USAID, the agribusiness community, the Government of Ukraine, and other donors to create economies of scale and avoid duplication of effortsConnect with and learn from allied donors and companiesResponding to requests directly from Ukrainian farmers and Ukraine’s Government, AGRI-Ukraine builds on a range of support USAID is providing to Ukraine’s agriculture sector in the wake of Putin's full-scale invasion. This includes providing more than 12,800 Ukrainian farmers with seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and other assistance, helping approximately 28% of the country’s registered agriculture enterprises deliver this year’s harvest despite the devastation caused by the Russian Federation’s aggression. This effort bolsters the entire agricultural sector, safeguarding this major economic engine for future generations of Ukrainians.For More InformationUSAID’s primary agriculture activity in Ukraine, AGRO, maintains an active Facebook page which includes solicitations on specialized resources that publish all funding opportunities from donors. To learn more about AGRO subaward opportunities related to agricultural inputs, storage, and SME Farmer financing, visit <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_EMAIL_ADDRESS> find out more about opportunities to support financing for Ukrainian farmers, please visit USAID’s Credit for Agricultural Producers (CAP) project Facebook page.To find out more about opportunities to support export logistics and infrastructure, please visit USAID’s Economic Resilience Activity (ERA) Facebook page.Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food Production (MAPF) Ukraine Exports Dashboard (Updated every two weeks).To learn more about USAID’s overall efforts to support Ukraine during the war and in the long-term, follow the USAID/Ukraine Facebook page and Twitter account.Tags  AGRI-Ukraine       Follow USAID  Facebook   X   YouTube   Linkedin   Flickr   Instagram United States Agency for International Development1300 Pennsylvania Ave, NWWashington DC 20004 Footer menu Contact White House USA.gov Office of Inspector General Forms Archives Footer Secondary Privacy Policy Accessibility EGOV FOIA No FEAR Act Open Government