From now on, Ukrainians who have received payments to rebuild their damaged homes under the eRestoration program will be able to submit a report on the repairs performed on the Diia portal, as well as through the ASC or a notary. Previously, this could only be done through the Diia app. This was reported by the Ministry of Digital Transformation.
When to submit the report
If you received up to UAH 200 thousand for the restoration of your home, you must submit a final report on the work performed. If the amount is higher, you have to submit interim and final reports. In this case, the funds are credited in two tranches – 70% and 30%. And to get the second one, you need to report on the use of the first payment. After that, the local council will visit the housing and check the status of the work. And you will be able to apply for the second tranche.
In turn, the final report on the completion of repairs must be submitted within 15 days after the house is restored.
The payment for damaged property worth less than UAH 200 thousand must be spent within 12 months. At the same time, a larger amount must be spent within 18 months. At the end of the term, the balance will return to the state budget.
How to submit a report
You can submit a report in a few clicks from your computer or smartphone via:
- App Action – eRestore – Claims – Report repair.
- Portal Diia – Compensation for damaged property – select a real estate object with a claim in the status Funds credited – Report repairs.
- At the ASC or through a notary. To do this, you must have your passport and taxpayer card with you. The report must be accompanied by photographs of the repairs performed or building materials purchased.
The program works
Since the launch of the eRestoration program, Ukrainians have already submitted 74,000 applications for financial assistance for damaged property. Of these, 42,500 applicants have received payments to restore their homes.
The eRestoration service was developed by the Ministry of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure jointly with the Ministry of Digital Transformation with the support of the USAID/UK aid Transparency and Accountability in Public Administration and Services (TAPAS) project.
