Denmark provides funds for restoration of Mykolaiv district damaged by shelling

Mykolaiv has decided to rebuild the Korabelnyi neighborhood, whose houses were damaged by enemy attacks. Denmark has decided to finance the reconstruction project.

This was reported by the Center for Public Investigations with reference to the state digital ecosystem Dream.

A comprehensive reconstruction of the Korabelny neighborhood is planned. A total of 29 houses are going to be reconstructed. The project was initiated by the Mykolaiv City Council. The balance holder is the Association of Apartment Building Co-Owners Sun-162.

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Stages included in the reconstruction project:

• The first step is to assess the damage and determine the scope of work. This includes an analysis of structural damage to buildings, infrastructure, and other systems.
• Development of a reconstruction plan, taking into account the needs of the neighborhood residents, modern safety standards, and efficient use of space.
• Restoration and modernization of communication networks (water supply, sewerage, electricity), roads and other necessary infrastructure facilities.
• Restoration of damaged buildings and construction of new ones, taking into account modern construction technologies and energy efficiency.
• Consideration of safety aspects in planning and construction, including fire safety systems and other measures.

The estimated duration of the project is 12 months. Funding was provided by Denmark in the amount of UAH 153 million 755 thousand 750.

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According to the YouControl online analytical system, the Sun-162 Apartment Building Co-Owners Association was registered in 2016. Its head is Olha Chernysheva. In total, the condominium received UAH 953,568.99 in public funds.

The last transaction in the amount of UAH 852 thousand 961 from the State Institution "Energy Efficiency Fund" is dated 19.07.2024 and is indicated as payment of the first tranche of the grant (non-refundable financial assistance) under the application. Other financial receipts generally came from the Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Mykolaiv City Council.

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Denmark also funded a project to restore two more neighborhoods in the city. International partners have allocated almost one hundred million hryvnias for their reconstruction. It is planned to restore the Lisky-1 and Lisky-2 neighborhoods. The goal of the residential neighborhood reconstruction project is to create a living environment that will provide comfort and safety for its residents, as well as contribute to the sustainable development of the city.

Mykolaiv also plans to reconstruct a residential apartment building to improve its technical condition, increase energy efficiency, and create more comfortable and safe conditions for residents. More than two hundred million hryvnias are planned to be raised for this purpose.

Анна Бальчінос