Kyiv plans to complete the resilience plan by December 2026
In Kyiv, more than 60% of the work within the resilience plan has been completed. The plan involves building heating plants, laying down networks, connecting generators, and ensuring water and heat supply. According to Vitaliy Klychko, the implementation of the plan is scheduled to be completed by December 2026 year, but the work is being delayed due to air raid alerts and damage to equipment as a result of Russian attacks.
Kyiv plans to complete the implementation of the resilience plan by December 2026 year. According to the city mayor, Vitaliy Klichko, more than 60% of the planned work has already been completed.
The resilience plan includes the construction of boiler houses, the laying of networks, the installation of generators, as well as ensuring water and heat supply. Klychko noted that the work is delayed due to air raid alerts and damage to equipment as a result of Russian attacks.
He also emphasized the importance of strengthening air defense, as Russian attacks have resulted in damage to both ordered equipment and facilities that were already under construction.
Previously, the Cabinet of Ministers allocated 3,77 billion Ukrainian hryvnias from the state budget for the implementation of comprehensive regional and individual city resilience plans.