Repairs to a residential building in Irpin.
The Irpin-6 OSBB Fenix project focuses on the extensive structural repairs required for a residential building that suffered serious damage during the first weeks of the war. This building, consisting of 16 apartments and housing for approximately 40 residents, suffered catastrophic damage, including the destruction of the roof and facade, as well as partial damage to the top two floors.
ODU financed the reconstruction of the armored belt (the foundation of the roof). This commitment led to positive responses from local authorities and the State Property Energy Fund, which also decided to contribute to the structural repairs of both the roof and facade.
Status:
Completed
Financial information:
- ODU contribution: EURO 10,500 (Source: Oxfam)
- OSBB: EURO 13,000
- Local authorities and State Energy Fund for Real Estate (SEEF): 178,000 euros
Target group and results:
The ongoing project has a crucial objective: to enable all 110 residents, including both internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees affected by the conflict, to return to their flats. By offering these individuals a stable and safe living environment, the project facilitates the recovery of their lives and sense of home.
