Part V: Procurement & Execution
Who pays, and through which channels?
Chapter summary
Funding comes through EU instruments, national programmes, NATO common funding and public-private partnerships, with Ukrainian technology integrated through Brave1 partnerships.
Key takeaways
- 1
Germany (€2–3B) is the largest national buyer.
- 2
The UK and Poland each plan €1.5–2.5B.
- 3
EU funding runs through the SAFE facility and ReArm Europe.
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