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On September 10, 2026, the Kharkiv City Council approved a development strategy for the city until 2029. The document outlines key directions for the community's recovery and development in the coming years.
Eleven MPs from the Kharkiv region were allocated nearly UAH 23.5 million for the first half of 2026. This amount includes salaries, unused vacation compensations, and other expenses. One MP did not receive any payments.
A project called "Path to Opportunities 2.0" is launching in Kharkiv, providing residents with the chance to learn in-demand professions such as electricians, turners, and welders for free. Participants will receive guaranteed job offers from local employers.
Families with children struggle to find apartments in Kharkiv due to high rental prices. Even poorly maintained housing is expensive, complicating the situation for anyone seeking decent living conditions.
In 2026, over 2,600 residents of Kharkiv Oblast will be eligible for one-off financial aid from the regional budget. The maximum payment will be 30,000 hryvnias, with nearly 55 million hryvnias allocated for this purpose in the regional budget.
In the second quarter of 2026, residents of Kharkiv Oblast paid 32% more for utility services than they were billed. The total amount paid reached nearly four billion hryvnias, attributed to the repayment of debts from previous periods.
