Lviv continues its reconstruction following the russian missile attacks on September 4, 2024. Thanks to the initiative “Take Care of a House” and the support of patrons, several more damaged residential buildings have been restored.

The first organization to join the initiative was Carlsberg Ukraine in partnership with the Lviv City Council, City Institute, and the Investment and Projects Office (Invest in Lviv). With their support, and the contribution of Meest Post, the building at Brativ Mikhnovskykh Street, 41 has been restored, and entrance doors have been replaced in the buildings at Oleny Stepanivny Street, 24 and 24a.

• Carlsberg Ukraine invested over 2.6 million UAH in repair works and additionally funded door replacements for 292,000 UAH.

• Meest Post allocated 2 million UAH for building restorations.

• Caparol provided facade paint free of charge.

The restoration works lasted from December 2024, with residents remaining in their apartments throughout the repair period.

Recently, repairs were also completed on the residential building at Konovaltsia Street, 46, one of the hundreds damaged during the missile attacks. This project was implemented with the support of the Lviv IT Cluster, Kormotech, and Enzym Group, and the repairs took almost a year.

The “Take Care of a House” initiative demonstrates how the partnership of local authorities, businesses, and the community can restore the city, support residents, and create a reliable environment for living and investment.

We thank all the companies and partners who contribute to the reconstruction of Lviv and support the community.