Germany and the European Union plan to increase funding for work in Ukraine by Germany’s GIZ international development agency, a German Foreign Office spokesman said on Monday. GIZ will receive an additional €30 million ($32 million) for projects in Ukraine, bringing the agency’s total budget to €75 million, according to the spokesman. The German government will contribute an additional €12 million on top of a previous €27 million, while the EU will double its contribution from €18 million to €36 million. The announcement comes just ahead of an international conference on rebuilding Ukraine is…