The total amount of damages to infrastructure has reached $36.8 billion, and the direct damages to industry and businesses have already reached $13.1 billion.
New data: The total amount of direct damage caused to the infrastructure of Ukraine due to the war reaches $151.2 billion — estimate as of September 1, 2023
The sphere of education has been significantly affected. As of the beginning of September 2023, the war has caused $10.1 billion in damages in this area.
Full information on destruction and damage in all sectors can be found in the official press release of the @KSE project Russia Will Pay: https://t.co/wqKOMz4CwH
The devastating effects of the ongoing war in Ukraine continue to mount, with total damage to the country's infrastructure now estimated at a staggering $150.5 billion as of June 2023
🇺🇳@UNDP, working w/ 🇺🇦@minfrastucture & @kse_ua & w/ support of 🇩🇪@GermanyinUA, has evaluated damages in 254 settlements across #Ukraine, generating detailed interactive, evidence-based digital maps that will inform and guide recovery planning at all levels
Working with @minfrastucture and @kse_ua, and funded by @GermanyinUA, we @UNDP have evaluated damage to buildings in 7 regions of 🇺🇦, creating a database with digital maps of 860K war-affected buildings to inform recovery efforts.
🏭 Industrial sector, transport, agriculture and environment are also affected. Damages are estimated in millions of dollars. Immediate action is needed for recovery and repair. The full report is available at the following link: https://t.co/cMOFRtMsqK
Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant Dam exploded, causing direct damage to Ukraine of at least $2 billion. The @KSE_Institute project Russia Will Pay conducted an analysis and identified first consequences for various sectors:
⚡ Energy sector: The damage caused by the destruction of the Kahovska hydroelectric power station amounts to $586 million, which is more than a quarter of the total damage. Total damages to the sector $624 mln. The construction of a new power plant will require $1 billion