Since the start of the implementation of the state program "eReconstruction", residents of the Kharkiv region have submitted 74,961 applications for compensation for the repair of damaged housing. 252,135 information messages about damaged property were received through the application and the Diya portal, said the head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleg Synegubov.
Already 49,802 applicants have received financial assistance for the repair of housing damaged by the actions of the Russian occupiers. The total amount of payments is over 5 billion hryvnias. Another 513 applicants have been approved for compensation and transferred funds for payment in the total amount of 42.6 million hryvnias.
«"Information about 108,485 damaged and destroyed real estate objects in the Kharkiv region has already been entered into the State Register. Under the eReconstruction program, 9,330 apartments and 7,952 private houses have already been restored in the region. We continue systematic work with the Government, relevant ministries and communities so that residents of the region receive compensation in a timely manner and all processes are as effective as possible," said Oleg Synegubov.
Within the framework of the eRecovery program, 11,982 housing certificates for destroyed property for a total amount of over 16.1 billion hryvnias were generated in 45 territorial communities of Kharkiv region. In addition, decisions were approved in 12 communities to provide monetary compensation for the construction of new housing.
Housing certificate holders have already purchased 6,092 real estate properties in the Kharkiv region, including 5,106 apartments and 986 private houses. The total cost of the purchased housing exceeds 12 billion hryvnias, of which almost 10 billion hryvnias were paid for with housing certificates.
Most of the compensation recipients purchased housing in the city of Kharkiv, Izyum, Balakliysk, Chuhuiv, and Dergachiv territorial communities. The remaining housing was purchased in Kyiv, Poltava, Ivano-Frankivsk, and other regions.
In total, more than 8,500 housing certificates issued for destroyed property in the Kharkiv region have already been used. Commissions continue to work in all 56 communities of the region to consider issues of providing compensation for damaged and destroyed housing.
