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In particular, it is about:
20 modular branches of Ukrposhta for the frontline regions. These are full-fledged postal hubs, which are established in settlements where stationary offices were destroyed or damaged as a result of hostilities. They provide stable provision of postal and financial services even in conditions of limited infrastructure;
40 units of additional heavy equipment for clearing rubble and providing municipal services in Sumy, Zaporizhzhia and Chernihiv regions;
a modern training simulator for training operators of heavy construction machinery and 5 units of modern construction and cargo machinery for students of the Training Center for Training, Retraining and Upskilling of Personnel in Bila Tserkva.
Japan remains one of our key strategic partners, whose support is systematic and timely. It is critically important for us to ensure the livelihood of the frontline regions, which are under fire every day. This aid is the ability of communities to quickly recover, provide basic services to people and become more resilient despite all the challenges of the war, stressed Oleksiy Kuleba, Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction of Ukraine - Minister of Community and Territorial Development.
The procurement will be carried out by the Japanese side, and the equipment will be delivered to Ukrainian cities within the next six months.
Cooperation with JICA brings tangible results for our communities. The delivery of Ukrposhta modular offices ensures uninterrupted access to postal and other services where they are restricted due to hostilities. At the same time, additional heavy machinery for Sumy Oblast, Zaporizhzhia and Chernihiv Oblasts is our operational resource for clearing rubble and quickly restoring municipal infrastructure, said Deputy Minister of Community Development and Territories of Ukraine Maryna Denysiuk.
The emergency recovery and reconstruction project is an international technical assistance project, within the framework of which the infrastructure is restored with the help of quick impact projects (QIP).
The project has already proven its effectiveness through prompt response to the needs of communities, including the provision of necessary equipment (to communal services, educational institutions, hospitals), expert support and conducting training events.
In total, since 2023, through technical and grant assistance projects from the Government of Japan, which are coordinated by the Ministry of Development and implemented jointly with JICA, more than 700 million dollars of assistance has been provided. USA. These funds are directed to energy, transport infrastructure, health care, education, water supply, humanitarian demining, agro-industrial complex and municipal facilities.
