Goal: Comprehensive restoration of life and social resilience of communities in Kyiv, Zaporizhia, Chernihiv and Sumy regions through the reconstruction of destroyed infrastructure. The project is aimed at: 1. Return of residents to their own rebuilt housing: major repairs and new construction of apartment buildings that were damaged or destroyed as a result of hostilities. 2. Restoration of the educational process: Reconstruction of lyceums and kindergartens (“Forest Fairy Tale”, “Vesnyanka”, “Thumbelina”, etc.) in order to create safe conditions for children to study. 3. Ensuring security: New construction and repair of modern protective structures (shelters and PRU), including in educational institutions (Rzhyshchiv, Pereyaslav, Slavutych). 4. Medical and social support: Reconstruction of outpatient clinics and creation of housing for medical workers with IDP status. 5. Start of reconstruction of the military town - Gostomel airport, completely destroyed in the first days of the full-scale invasion. Method of achievement: Obtaining financing for the investment project and completing previously started construction work (design documentation - available, contractors - identified, facilities - at various stages of construction readiness).

1. Housing sector Problem: Emergency condition or complete destruction of apartment buildings, which makes it impossible to live for 7,180 residents and creates a threat of further collapse of structures. Solution: Major repairs with reinforcement of supporting elements, new construction. Result: Restoration of housing stock, return of people to their own homes and elimination of social tension in communities. 2. Education and security Problem: Suspension of full-time education for 3,750 children due to damage to buildings and lack of certified shelters that meet modern safety standards. Solution: Reconstruction of educational institutions and construction of new protective structures (PRU/shelters) according to civil protection standards. Result: Creation of a safe educational space, restoration of access to quality education and the opportunity for parents to return to economic activity. 3. Medicine and social sphere Problem: Limited access to medical services and shortage of personnel due to lack of housing for IDP doctors and unsatisfactory condition of outpatient clinics. Solution: Reconstruction of medical facilities with the arrangement of residential blocks and major repairs of shelters. Result: Providing the community (over 1,800 people) with quality medical care and creating conditions for securing specialists in the field. Key success indicators (KPIs): Social effect: Providing stable living conditions for 12,800 beneficiaries. Energy efficiency: Reducing building maintenance costs by 25–30%. Safety: 100% of facilities are provided with regulatory shelters.