Restoration of the roof and facade of a residential building in Irpin.
The Irpin-5 OSBB Sparta Residential Complex project focuses on the extensive damage suffered by a residential building during the first weeks of the war. This building, consisting of 30 apartments and housing for approximately 110 residents, suffered significant damage to both the roof and the facade. Between March and December 2022, initial restoration efforts will include temporarily covering the roof, restoring utilities, and removing all debris. However, the building remained uninhabitable, making further restoration necessary.
ODU stepped in to provide financial support for the roof’s restoration, recognizing the urgency of the situation. In addition, ODU partnered with the State Energy Efficiency Fund (SEEF), which took responsibility for the facade’s restoration. Local governments have also played a crucial role in contributing to the project.
Status:
Completed
Financial information:
- ODU contribution: EURO 50,000
- Estimated other contributions:
- Local authorities: EURO 22,600
- State Fund for Energy Efficiency (SEEF): 35,000 euros
Target group and results:
The ongoing project aims to restore the building to a habitable condition so that all 110 residents, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees affected by the conflict, can return to their flats. This project represents a lifeline for these individuals and offers them the opportunity to rebuild their lives in a safe and comfortable environment.
The completion of the Irpin-5 OSBB Sparta Residential Complex project not only ensures the well-being of residents, but also prevents capital destruction by saving a vital community asset.
