One out of five residents of the Ukrainian capital surveyed in the “Kyiv Digital” application say that for a more comfortable life in Kyiv, the city should first and foremost improve the rainwater collection system and sewage system and increase the number of parks.
The results of a survey on climate change conducted in the application show that, according to 20% of Kyiv residents, the city should first and foremost improve the rainwater collection system and sewage system to make life in the capital more comfortable. Some 19% answered that for a more comfortable life in Kyiv, it is necessary to increase the number of parks, 16% - to create shady areas and cool places for recreation, 14% - to use solar and wind energy, 10% - to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, 9% - to upgrade transport and roads, as well as plant drought-resistant plants and 2% - to inform about climate change.
When asked whether Kyiv residents are interested in the topic of climate change, 2% answered that they work in this field, 60% - that they are interested, read in the media and social networks, 22% - discuss it with friends, 2% - attend environmental events, 14% - are not interested in the topic. In addition, Kyiv residents were asked whether they have environmental habits. To which 28% answered that they save water and electricity, 20% - sort garbage, 14% - take care of animals and plants, 12% - refuse plastic, 12% - refuse cars in favor of public transport, 8% - spread information among acquaintances and friends, 2% - participate in eco-projects, and 4% do not yet have such habits.
