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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine allocated 35,2 billion UAH to implement Comprehensive resilience plans for regions and certain cities. The funds will be directed to protect critical infrastructure, develop distributed generation, and ensure the stable operation of heating, water supply, and wastewater systems amid ongoing Russian attacks.
This, as reported to KV, is stated in a message from the Ministry of Restoration, Infrastructure and Transport.
Regional budgets and the Kyiv budget, as well as the Recovery Agency, will receive the funds. A significant portion of the financing is intended for frontline regions where critical infrastructure facilities operate daily under the threat of attacks. In particular, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, and Chernihiv regions.
“When selecting projects, we considered their readiness for implementation and the possibility of completing work and commissioning facilities as quickly as possible. Regional applications were preliminarily reviewed by an interdepartmental working group with representatives of central executive bodies. Experts analyzed regional needs, calculations, and the practical effectiveness of the proposed solutions,” the statement says.
The next step is the rapid implementation of the funded projects so that communities gain additional backup capacity and protected infrastructure, and life-support systems can operate stably under different scenarios during the heating season.
Recall that earlier the government already directed 27,5 billion UAH from the state budget reserve fund to carry out measures to strengthen resilience and protect critical infrastructure. Taking into account 35,2 billion UAH allocated by the government on 17 August, the total amount of funding for these measures is 62,7 billion UAH.
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