Highlights for the week of August 5 – August 11

Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk visited (opens in a new tab)the frontline Chernihiv region.

In Novhorod-Siverskyi, she held an offsite meeting (opens in a new tab) of the Coordination Center for Civilian Support at the Chernihiv Military District Administration, met (opens in a new tab)with employees of the K.D. Ushynskyi Lyceum, which was damaged but continues to operate in other premises. She also held a meeting (opens in a new tab)on veterans’ policy in Chernihiv.

Another 200 families will be able to take out a soft loan (opens in a new tab) under the Ukrainian-German program “Housing for Internally Displaced Persons”. The project is being implemented by the Ministry of Reintegration and the State Agency for Youth and Housing with financial support from the German Government through the KfW.

Vulnerable populations in the frontline areas of Kharkiv, Sumy, Donetsk and Kherson regions will be provided (opens in a new tab)with humanitarian liquefied gas – Government decree.

The government allowed (opens in a new tab)foreign companies to obtain permits for construction activities.

Due to the security situation, decisions have been made to forcibly evacuate children from the settlements of Donetsk region. In particular, from the towns of Selydove and Novohrodivka (opens in a new tab). As well as from the settlements of Tsukurino, Illinka and Izmailovka (opens in a new tab).

The Government’s decision regulates (opens in a new tab)the evacuation of the population to safe areas in case of threats or emergencies.

Vice Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk held an offsite meeting (opens in a new tab) at the Kyiv Clinical Hospital at Railway Transport No. 1.

With the participation of the Ministry of Reintegration, a 24-year-old girl with a disability was returned (opens in a new tab)from the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region. The Ministry also helped to return (opens in a new tab)a mother and son from the TOT of Luhansk region.