Up to UAH 300,000 for backup power equipment: Homeowners’ associations across all districts of Kryvyi Rih can apply by 22 November
The Ukrainian Red Cross has expanded its grant support programme for homeowners’ associations in Kryvyi Rih. Associations managing apartment buildings in all seven districts of the city are now eligible to apply.
The programme will help homeowners’ associations purchase backup power equipment to ensure that essential building systems can continue operating during prolonged power cuts.
Eligible applicants are homeowners’ associations registered as legal entities and managing apartment buildings in Kryvyi Rih. The programme now covers all seven districts of the city: Dovhyntsivskyi, Inhuletskyi, Metalurhiinyi, Pokrovskyi, Saksahanskyi, Ternivskyi and Tsentralno-Miskyi.
A homeowners’ association may submit several applications if it manages more than one apartment building. A separate application and supporting set of documents must be prepared for each building.
The amount of grant support depends on the characteristics of the apartment building:
– UAH 100,000 – for buildings with up to 6 floors;
– UAH 200,000 – for buildings with 7 to 16 floors;
– UAH 300,000 – for buildings with 17 or more floors, as well as buildings with 4 to 16 floors and three or more entrances, provided this is supported by the relevant documentation.
The grant funding is intended for the purchase of backup power equipment needed to keep essential apartment building systems running during power cuts.
This includes petrol, diesel or gas generators, inverters, batteries, solar panels and high-voltage battery control units.
To apply, homeowners’ associations must complete an application form and provide documents confirming their legal status, their authority to purchase the equipment and the building’s characteristics.
For detailed eligibility requirements, a full list of required documents and the application form, visit here.
The programme is implemented by the Ukrainian Red Cross with the support of the Norwegian Red Cross.