All the measures that a family can take to improve their lifestyle in the new environment can be divided into four areas:

According to National Reform Council polls, nearly one-third of Ukrainians have done no work to improve energy efficiency in housing. At the same time, 62% of them plan to do so. This figure is quite predictable, as tariffs have more than doubled in the last few years.
At the same time, most respondents are not ready to start upgrading without financial assistance.
In this case, there are two ways: to go to the state or international financial institutions.
So, how, where and for how long can you upgrade your home?

Most Ukrainian families can receive state aid – a subsidy – if their utility costs exceed an average of 15% of their monthly income. The government will pay for every citizen.

The Government is continuing its energy efficiency course by expanding its list of programs to support the home’s thermal modernization.

With the support of the International Renaissance Foundation, a video was developed on the ability of the population to save money when using electricity.