Kyiv region received 730 million: where the funds will go.

Kyiv region received 730 million: where the funds will go
Kyiv region received 730 million: where the funds will go

Funding for Kyiv communities

According to inkorr.com: Local communities in the Kyiv region will receive over 730 million hryvnias for the completion of several important facilities. The main beneficiaries of these funds will be the military administration of the region and local communities, including Bucha and Irpin.

'The corresponding decision was made at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on November 5. The funds will be directed to the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development from the Fund for Liquidation of the Consequences of Armed Aggression, the balance of which was formed as of January 1, 2025', - the representatives of the department reported.

These financial resources will be used to complete 30 projects, among which are the construction of residential buildings, schools, sports and medical institutions.

Restoration of life in devastated areas

Such investments will help restore life in areas affected by the conflict. This will allow residents to return to their usual pace, educate their children, and build a future in their native communities,' emphasized the Vice Prime Minister for the Restoration of Ukraine - Minister of Community and Territorial Development Oleksiy Kuleba.

In addition, in Borodianka, the renewal of public space is planned - the Active Park, which will become a place for sports and recreation for local residents. This project will be implemented based on a popular temporary park created in 2025, which gained great popularity among the population.

Thus, the allocated funds are crucial for restoring infrastructure in the Kyiv region, which will allow local residents to regain access to necessary services and revive life in communities after difficult times. The implementation of such projects will not only improve living conditions but also contribute to the social recovery of the region.


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