Currently, the Ministry of Social Policy is implementing a pilot project under which communities will be able to purchase homes in rural areas and, if necessary, carry out minor repairs there to provide temporary, free housing for IDPs. At the…

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Alla Bronislavivna and Andriy Ivanovych live in the town of Hansen in the Kyiv region.The man has a prosthetic leg and uses a wheelchair. The woman has had both legs replaced with prosthetics since her youth, and one of her…
More than 3,600 Ukrainian families whose homes were destroyed by Russia will be able to purchase new homes.
The government has endorsed the ministry’s proposal to allocate more than 5 billion UAH to fund housing certificates. These funds come from the Council of Europe Development Bank as part of the HOME project. All projects and agreements in areas…
Find out everything you want to know about evacuation
The fear of the unknown—where to go and how to make a living after leaving—is perhaps the main reason why residents of frontline and border communities remain under fire. We’ll explain what the evacuation process entails and what support is…
“Everything Will Be Alright in the End”: A Step-by-Step Guide to Evacuating from Combat Zones Was Presented
Step-by-step instructions for evacuating from combat zones were presented, providing answers to frequently asked questions from people planning to leave dangerous areas. These materials are part of a new information campaign, “It Will Be Difficult, but Everything Will Be Alright…
More than 3,500 veterans and internally displaced persons from the temporarily occupied territories will receive housing assistance: the EBRD has approved €140 million for Ukraine
The Administrative Council of the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEDB) has approved two applications from Ukraine totaling 140 million euros, which will provide housing support to more than 3,500 Ukrainian families—war veterans and internally displaced persons who lost their…
Oleksiy Kuleba: 3,000 families have already purchased homes thanks to housing vouchers for IDPs from the temporarily occupied territories
3,000 Ukrainian families have already purchased their own homes thanks to housing vouchers provided under the “Housing for IDPs from Temporarily Occupied Territories” component of the e-Recovery program. This result was achieved in less than two months after the start…
“Home” for IDPs from the Temporarily Occupied Territories under the “Recovery” program: amendments approved
On June 17, the government approved changes that will allow the “Housing for IDPs from the Temporarily Occupied Territories” component of the e-Recovery program to be combined with the e-Home affordable mortgage program. These changes to the relevant resolutions are…
Ukraine has officially opened negotiations with the EU on Cluster 1, “Foundations of the European Union Accession Process”
Today in Luxembourg, during the second Ukraine–EU Intergovernmental Conference, negotiations on Cluster 1, “Foundations of the European Union Accession Process,” were officially launched. This is an important milestone on Ukraine’s path to European integration, providing a clear and defined trajectory…
What should long-term housing solutions for internally displaced persons look like?
How is the government developing the social housing and social rental system? And which communities were the first to join the pilot project to create social housing, and how will the new support mechanisms work for people who have lost…
