The Government Allocated 1 Billion UAH for the Repair of Hospitals and Water Supply in 9 Regions.
According to inkorr.com: The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has made a decision on the redistribution of subvention from the state budget, which will allow financing of 15 new projects in 9 regions. Among these initiatives are repairs of water supply and sewerage systems, as well as the development of medical institutions.
Financial Support for Projects
This year, 1 billion hryvnias of subvention has been allocated for the implementation of projects. Thanks to this decision, the number of projects receiving support from the state budget will increase from 106 to 121.
More details regarding financing were provided by the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development. This financing is carried out within the framework of the Recovery Program of Ukraine III, in collaboration with the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Thus, the government of Ukraine has redistributed the subvention for the implementation of 15 new projects in 9 regions, which will contribute to the restoration of water supply and the development of medical facilities. This year, a total of 1 billion hryvnias will be allocated for the implementation of such projects, which will help increase the number of facilities receiving state support.
This decision is an important step towards modernizing infrastructure and improving living conditions in the regions. With the restoration of water supply systems and healthcare systems, the government aims to ensure better quality services for Ukrainians, which is especially relevant in the post-pandemic and wartime conditions.
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