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Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine are expressing concern about delays in receiving financial aid, as well as refusals of payments or their suspension – most often due to having savings, making large purchases, housing conditions, or employment status.
The Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, emphasizes that decisions about providing assistance must take into account the real circumstances of each family. He stresses that the Pension Fund of Ukraine is obligated to verify the factual information for each case, rather than rely solely on registry data that may be inaccurate.
Who can qualify for payments for IDPs?
For many families among internally displaced persons, eligibility for assistance depends on income level. In general, the average monthly income per person must not exceed 10 380 hryvnias. For certain vulnerable categories of citizens this income limit does not apply.
Authorities also assess the family's financial situation, housing conditions, and employment status. The right to receive assistance may be affected by the following factors:
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