Kyiv City Council additionally allocated 7.5 billion hryvnias for the construction and repairs of infrastructure facilities

Kyiv City Council additionally allocated 7.5 billion hryvnias for the construction and repairs of infrastructure facilities

In 2025, as part of the economic and social development program of the city of Kyiv, an additional 7.5 billion UAH will be allocated for the construction and capital repairs of the capital’s infrastructure facilities.

Such a decision was made by the deputies of the Kyiv City Council at a plenary session.

According to Nataliya Melnyk, the Director of the Department of Economics and Investments of the Kyiv City State Administration, an additional almost 4.3 billion UAH will be directed to the continuation and completion of construction and reconstruction of transport infrastructure facilities, housing and communal services, housing stock, civil defense protective structures, including in social sector institutions.

A little more than 3 billion UAH will be allocated for capital repairs.

In addition, to localize the negative impact on the environment, additional funds are planned to be directed to the reconstruction and technical re-equipment of infrastructure facilities, the functioning of which is important not only for the capital but also for the entire Kyiv region.

Also, for the quality preparation for the heating season in 2025–2026, additional funds are provided for the construction of engineering protection systems and restoration of damaged heat supply facilities, reconstruction, and capital repair of heat networks, boiler houses, heating points, and water supply and drainage networks.

According to the plan, in 2025, additional appropriations are planned to restore structures damaged by enemy shelling of residential buildings, as well as for repair and restoration work on social infrastructure facilities — health, cultural, educational, sports, and social protection institutions.

An additional 1.2 billion UAH will be allocated for the construction and arrangement of civil defense protective structures in social sector institutions.

Let us recall that Kyiv has invested over 900 million UAH from the city budget in the restoration of residential buildings damaged as a result of enemy shelling. Of the 36 most affected buildings, capital repairs of 24 have already been completed, and 12 are in the process of restoration.