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To ensure systematic restoration and development of housing and social infrastructure through the implementation of repair, rehabilitation, and engineering design solutions that enhance safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency, enabling hromadas to independently manage recovery processes.
To form stable, safe, and functional living conditions for IDPs and people whose housing was damaged due to the war, by restoring and adapting housing and social facilities. They should promote social integration, improve population life quality, and foster resilient hromadas capable of recovery and development in the context of post-war reconstruction.
Support for housing and social infrastructure is the direction of Right to Protection that responds to the consequences of war-related destructions. It covers assistance to people who have lost their homes or live in damaged housing, as well as hromadas and institutions providing basic services for the war-affected population. Due to hostilities and occupation, some housing and social facilities require restoration, repair, or modernisation. Internally displaced persons often reside in temporary accommodation sites, collective or transit centres, which also require conditions improvement.
Within this direction, the Fund supports repair and rehabilitation works, preparation of technical documentation, coordination with hromadas and partners, and solutions that help people transition from temporary accommodation to more sustainable housing conditions.
Assistance may be provided to:
This direction covers repair and restoration of housing, temporary accommodation sites, collective and transit centres, social institutions, and public buildings.
Within the programme the Fund carries out:
A special focus is placed on strengthening hromada capacity in planning, organising, and managing housing and social infrastructure recovery processes.
The Fund’s team cooperates with international partners and adheres to the highest standards of quality. Staff go to the most remote hromadas to personally learn about needs and ensure aid reaches those who need it. The direction reports on its activities in compliance with legislation, provides partners access to reporting documentation, and regularly and successfully undergoes audits. Right to Protection values honesty and transparency, and always follows humanitarian principles and standards in its work.
The map shows the regions where the restoration of residential and public buildings programme is currently operating.
The map shows achievements of a programme in 2025. Click "Choose region" and "All regions" for general information or click on the area for details.
