How will mayors determine the priority of rebuilding cities after victory? How much money is needed for the reconstruction of cities? How do the mayors plan to return people to the city? How will jobs and safe infrastructure be provided?

On October 20, the third discussion of the series Urban reconstruction as a reconstruction of society, organized by the International Summit of Mayors (WNISEF) together with the HB, took place.

As part of the event, the mayors discussed the challenges each city faces — what should become a priority in reconstruction, how to ensure people-centeredness in post-war cities, and what role each city plays in the reconstruction of Ukraine.

Participants of the discussion:

🔹 Serhiy Sukhomlyn, mayor of Zhytomyr

🔹 Oleksandr Sienkovych, mayor of Mykolaiv

🔹 Anatoly Fedoruk, mayor of Buchi

🔹 Yuriy Fomichev, Mayor of Slavutych

Moderator: Iryna Ozymok, founder of the International Summit of Mayors, head of the Western NIS Enterprise Fund Local Economic Development Program.

Moderator: Iryna Ozymok, founder of the International Summit of Mayors, head of the Western NIS Enterprise Fund Local Economic Development Program.

The first two discussions took place on August 18 and September 7 with the participation of well-known Ukrainian urban planners, architects and economists. They talked about the general framework of reconstruction, the principles around which it is worth (necessary) to unite for reconstruction, where to find financing and how much money is needed for the reconstruction of Ukraine.

🔸 The first discussion

🔸 The second discussion

🔸 The third discussion