Ukrainians whose homes were destroyed as a result of the war have the right to receive monetary compensation from the state. Learn more about how to properly capture destruction
The full-scale war in Ukraine has been going on for almost a year. During this time, the territory of the country was subjected to mass shelling thousands of times. Enemy forces brazenly and chaotically attack civilian infrastructure, including the homes of civilians. Currently, residents of Ukraine who lost their homes due to an aggressive war can apply for compensation from the state. How to properly record a destroyed home is described below.
Victims can already submit an application through the "Diia" application. For this, it is necessary to make photo and video recording of the destruction.
How to record destruction correctly?
- to record destruction, use photos and videos, setting the gadget to the highest image quality;
- if possible, enable geolocation on the device;
- during shooting, comment on the picture in detail: location, date, time, details of damage (if possible, record information about the destruction from third parties, which are provided in advance);
- record the destruction in close-up and close-up, shoot all external and internal damage (take landscape shots, show the surrounding area, nearby objects - this will allow you to accurately identify the location of the shooting);
- save photos and videos in their original form: without using graphic editors;
- make copies of the shooting results and save them on different media: flash drive, file exchange, etc.
How is the amount of compensation determined?
For each owner of the object, the amount of compensation is determined based on the area belonging to him and the cost of 1 square meter. m.
The process of the commission making a decision on compensation for war-damaged housing and calculating the amount of such compensation is completely transparent and has several levels of safeguards against corruption, assures the head of the ruling party "Sluga Narody" Olena Shulyak.
According to the Kyiv School of Economics, the total amount of direct damage to the infrastructure of Ukraine due to the war unleashed by russia amounted to about 138 billion dollars. Most of the losses are due to the destruction of housing, about 54 billion dollars.
We will remind you! The government approved the initiative of the Ministry of Reintegration on the Rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) for a preferential mortgage loan. Currently, resettled people can get a loan rate for housing in the amount of 3% per annum. How to do it, read in our material.
Recommended articles
2 min
WarFlag of Ukraine: history, records and most interesting facts about the blue and yellow symbol
The symbol of our indomitable country - the flag reflects the entire history of Ukrainian statehood. Today, it has gained even more importance and has become a sign of invincibility that the whole world knows. Learn more about the meaning of the blue-yellow colors on the Ukrainian flag and its history
24 Jan. 2023
More details1 min
FinanceSpecial care allowance (Specjalny zasiłek opiekuńczy) in Poland 2023: how to get
Special financial assistance is paid to ensure permanent care for a disabled person. Learn more about who is eligible for special assistance and what documents need to be submitted for registration
24 Jan. 2023
More details1 min
PopularAid to Ukrainians in Slovakia: The Red Cross closes the program of disbursement of funds
Payments from the Red Cross will stop being issued to Ukrainians in Slovakia. However, the country still has the possibility of refugees receiving funds from other organizations. Find out where you can get cash assistance in the country
25 Jan. 2023
More details1 min
For refugeesFraudsters in Poland: popular schemes and how Ukrainians can protect themselves abroad
In Poland, fraudsters collect personal data of refugees from Ukraine on behalf of the authorities and offer to receive non-existent payments. Learn how to protect yourself and where to get information about proven ways to get financial help
25 Jan. 2023
More details