Ukraine’s Ministry Invites Public Input on Compensation for Former Hostages and Captives

Call for Public Dialogue

According to Міністерство інфраструктури: Ukraine’s Ministry for Communities, Territories, and Infrastructure Development is calling on civil society organizations to take part in discussions about the work of the Interagency Commission responsible for providing one-time financial aid to civilians who lost their personal freedom due to armed aggression against Ukraine. The event will be held in both online and in-person formats, giving participants the flexibility to choose how they join.

Advance registration is required to attend. Those interested can sign up via the following link: https://forms.gle/jeMSVo7ubEvhgerC7. Registered participants will receive further details, including the exact date and venue, by email.

Purpose of the Initiative

Through this initiative, the Ministry aims to involve the public in decision-making processes concerning support for victims of armed aggression. The discussion is designed to gather societal perspectives and needs, helping to shape assistance mechanisms-an important step toward rebuilding trust in state institutions and improving the country’s social conditions.

“This initiative is a crucial step in restoring public confidence in government institutions.”

In light of the ongoing efforts to support those affected by the conflict, the government has also announced an allocation of additional funds for housing repairs. This initiative will benefit thousands of families in need, further demonstrating the state's commitment to addressing the challenges faced by its citizens. Such measures are crucial for fostering a sense of security and stability within the community.