Construction begins on Bila Tserkva quarter to house about 3,000 Mariupol residents

Construction begins on Bila Tserkva quarter to house about 3,000 Mariupol residents AI

Construction has started in Bila Tserkva on a residential quarter for people displaced from Mariupol under the government ‘My Home. Ukraine’ programme. The project will deliver 1,187 apartments across 44 residential sections, housing roughly 3,000 people and including social infrastructure, public spaces and shelters. Adds sizeable permanent housing capacity in Kyiv region for internally displaced people and includes shelters and rental support for vulnerable residents.

Work has begun in Bila Tserkva on a new residential quarter intended primarily for people who were displaced from Mariupol. Authorities say the project, carried out under the government programme “My Home. Ukraine,” will include 1,187 apartments distributed over 44 residential sections and should accommodate about 3,000 residents.

Planned on-site features include social infrastructure, public spaces and reinforced shelters. Officials also announced state support for rental payments for vulnerable categories of residents. The start-of-construction ceremony included representatives from the Ministry of Development of Communities and Territories, Kyiv Regional State Administration, the Mariupol Military-Civilian Administration, Bila Tserkva city authorities and the Association of Ukrainian Cities.

Local officials describe the quarter as housing for people who lost their homes because of the war; further implementation and timelines were not detailed in the source report.

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