National Housing Strategy through 2033 to be adopted by year-end – Bezhin
The State Housing Policy Strategy through 2033 is to be adopted by the end of this year, Minister of Communities, Territories, and IDPs Vitaliy Bezhin said as he opened the first Annual Housing Conference in Kyiv.
The Ukrainian government plans to adopt a National Housing Strategy through 2033 by the end of the year, according to Minister of Communities, Territories, and IDPs Vitaliy Bezhin, who opened the first Annual Housing Conference in Kyiv. The strategy aims to serve as the foundation for practical steps at both national and local levels, addressing housing vouchers for internally displaced persons, e-Recovery, and social housing.
The 2027 draft budget allocates UAH 30.5 billion for housing programs, marking a 10.8 billion UAH increase from the previous year. The three-day conference, titled "Housing Reconstruction, Community Revitalization: Scaling Up Housing Solutions for Ukraine's Recovery and Development," will bring together over 1,000 representatives from government, communities, international organizations, the business sector, and the expert community to discuss housing reconstruction, social housing development, financing for the housing sector, and community recovery.
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