The selection process begins for cultural landmarks restoration projects in Ukraine, - Ministry of Culture
Projects that adhere to the legal requirements will be considered for participation in the selection process, as reported by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
Given the ongoing challenges posed by Russian aggression, the Ministry has outlined key priorities for project selection within the scope of the "Great Construction" program throughout 2024:
- Projects initiated in previous years, including those nearing completion, such as restoration, conservation, repair projects, and urgent emergency and conservation work on cultural heritage sites (not exceeding 20% completion).
- Preservation of sites designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites (for cultural heritage sites).
- Urgent interventions for objects in emergency conditions.
- Installation and repair of engineering networks at sites and their premises, as well as cultural institutions (including fire protection systems, water supply, heating, etc.).
- Emergency and urgent conservation projects for objects impacted by Russian armed aggression.
The Ministry of Culture has reported that since the commencement of the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, until March 25, 2024, Russian aggression has resulted in the destruction or damage of 1,046 cultural heritage sites.