Govt allocates additional UAH 2 bln for eRecovery – Svyrydenko

The Ukrainian government has decided to provide an additional UAH 2 billion in funding for the eRecovery program, which will make it possible to pay compensation for repairs to housing damaged by Russian attacks to almost 20,000 more Ukrainian families, Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has said.

"The funds will be used for repairs of varying levels of complexity. For minor damage, up to UAH 200,000 is provided per facility. For more complex cases, the compensation amount is higher and depends on the type of housing: up to UAH 350,000 for apartments and up to UAH 500,000 for private houses," Svyrydenko said on Telegram on Wednesday.

According to her, a total of 139,000 families have already received compensation under the eRecovery program to restore housing worth UAH 13.5 billion.

As reported, as of the morning of April 10, compensation for damaged and destroyed housing under the state eRecovery compensation program had been received by 188,085 Ukrainian families for a total of UAH 82.2 billion, including more than 136,400 families for damaged housing for a total of UAH 13.2 billion. In addition, more than 50,500 families received housing certificates to purchase homes instead of completely destroyed ones for a total of UAH 67.8 billion.

Payments are also continuing for reconstruction on recipients' own land plots, which started in early 2025. The first tranche of funds was received by 767 families for a total of UAH 917 million. Another 267 families have already received the second tranche totaling UAH 326.2 million.