The consequences of shelling in Kyiv. Ukraine: The UN Office for Refugees renovated more than 40 thousand houses Humanitarian assistance in close coordination with the Ukrainian authorities and with the support of partners, the UN Supreme Commissioner for Refugees (UVKB) continues to restore & nbsp; housing damaged & nbsp; as a result of the war; This is the most important step that allows the inhabitants of Ukraine to return to their native foci. For three years, more than 40 & NBSP; thousand houses damaged during hostilities were repaired as part of the program. Since the launch of the initiative & nbsp; in July 2022, UVKB invested more than $ 114 million in stable housing solutions. & Amp; nbsp; thanks to this, Ukrainian & nbsp; families were able to return home or stay in their relatives places. 60 > program started in the Kyiv, Chernihiv and Sumy regions & nbsp; after the departure of the Russian troops, and then spread to other territories returned under the control of Ukraine – including seriously injured settlements in the Kharkov, Kherson, Nikolaev, Nikolaev, Nikolaev, Nikolaev. Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions. priorities for Ukraine ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~Support is in different formats, depending on the needs and capabilities of a particular family: it can be a repair made by local contractors, the provision of building materials – & nbsp; if tenants want to restore the house on their own, or monetary assistance for the purchase of materials and execution works. 60 > program & nbsp; include the restoration or replacement of roofs, installation of windows and doors, insulation of houses to protect against cold, and in some cases – & nbsp; capital repair of buildings. UVKB also helps to restore the common spaces & nbsp; apartment buildings, which allows tenants to submit applications for participation in the state program and receive compensation for the repair of their own apartments. ~ 60 >~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~According to & nbsp; the last & nbsp; data, & nbsp; since February 2022, 13 percent of the housing stock of Ukraine were damaged, as a result of which & nbsp; about two and a half millions of families were damaged. In conditions of large -scale destruction, the housing issue & NBSP; remains one of the main tasks of recovery and the priority of the Ukrainian government. At the same time, according to polls among refugees and internal immigrants, lack of & nbsp; housing is & nbsp; the third most important obstacle to the return – after threats & nbsp; security & nbsp; and lack of means of existence. 62 ~ “not just walls and roofs” 62 > 62 >“Restoring houses and apartments, we help people stay at home or return & NBSP; – to places filled with deep meaning and transmitted from generation to generation, & nbsp;” said & nbsp; representative of UVKB in the country & nbsp; Carolina lindholm Billing. – These are not just walls and roofs. This is & nbsp; favorite spaces where families raised children, celebrated important events, took care of the elders, built a life together. The war destroyed a lot of this. Our goal is & nbsp; not only to fix the structures, but also to return to people a sense of safety, dignity and belonging to something. Many families say that this is what for them becomes the first real step towards the restoration and revival of their life – & nbsp; in its community, on their land. “~ 60 > ~ ~ > UN Directorate also & nbsp; the largest supplier of emergency sets for repair that people that people are. Get & nbsp; immediately after shelling, to protect themselves and their dwellings from bad weather and other threats. Since the beginning of the full -scale invasion, such help & nbsp; – tarpaulin, boards, nails and other materials – & nbsp; received & nbsp; approximately 470 & nbsp; thousands. ~ 60 > also in cooperation Partners & NBSP; UVKB has developed two free online courses, which give practical tips on basic repair, energy efficiency and housing insulation-& nbsp; so that it better withstand harsh winters and ensures more comfortable living conditions for life in a long-term perspective. 62 ~~ 60 > affordable housing & nbsp; remains an urgent necessity for millions of internally displaced persons. Among them, 52 percent fled from areas under temporary occupation, and now they are not able to return to their native places. UVKB supports & nbsp; restoration of social housing, repair and modernization of rural houses in which forced immigrants can call, as well as the arrangement of collective centers for the most vulnerable residents of Ukraine.