Focus area:
Project donor organization:
U.S. Embassy in Ukraine – Democracy Support Fund
Project start:
01.05.2023
Project completion:
30.04.2024
“Expert support for the development and implementation of regional compensation mechanisms for homeowners in Kharkiv Oblast whose property was destroyed or damaged as a result of the Russian Federation’s armed aggression.”
On April 30, 2024, the project implemented by the public organization ‘Institute of Applied Humanitarian Research’ with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine’s Democracy Fund was completed.
The year of project activity was extremely productive and confirmed the importance of systematic expert work during a challenging period for the region. Within the framework of the initiative, professional support was provided for processes aimed at the development and implementation of regional compensation mechanisms for homeowners whose properties were damaged or destroyed as a result of the war. High recognition from local government bodies, lawyers in the city of Kharkiv, and representatives of communities in Kharkiv Oblast testified to the effectiveness and social significance of this work.
The team of the Institute of Applied Humanitarian Research sincerely thanks the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine’s Democracy Fund for its support and expresses hope for continued cooperation in the future.
1. What was the goal of the project?
The goal was to provide expert support for the development and implementation of regional compensation mechanisms for homeowners whose properties were damaged or destroyed as a result of the Russian Federation’s armed aggression.
2. What results were achieved?
The year of activity was productive and confirmed the effectiveness of the project. Numerous letters of appreciation and positive feedback were received from community representatives, lawyers, and local authorities in Kharkiv Oblast.
3. Who participated in and partnered on the initiative?
The project was implemented by the public organization ‘Institute of Applied Humanitarian Research’ with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine’s Democracy Fund.
4. Why was this project important for the Kharkiv region?
Because the region suffered significant destruction as a result of armed aggression, and the need for housing restoration and the development of compensation mechanisms was particularly urgent for local communities.