Chernihiv’s struggle with war damage
Chernihiv has been heavily affected, with thousands of buildings damaged, over 700 civilians killed, and 1,400 wounded since 2022.
Severe damage to Chernihiv’s infrastructure
More than 10,000 private homes and 1,000 apartment buildings were destroyed; half have been rebuilt, while reconstruction continues.
Energy infrastructure destroyed
Over 1,600 energy sites have been damaged by Russian attacks, complicating reconstruction efforts due to the continued threat of strikes.
Impact on healthcare services in Chernihiv
80 medical facilities were damaged in the region; 65 have been rebuilt or are under reconstruction, with 10 more projects ongoing.
Widespread presence of mines in Ukraine
Ukraine has over 144,000 square kilometers of land contaminated with mines, making it the most heavily mined country.
Extensive demining operations in Chernihiv
Over 83,700 explosive objects have been removed, with authorities inspecting more than 43,700 hectares of land for demining.
Demining efforts led by Patron
Patron, a sniffer dog, is also playing a key role in clearing landmines in Chernihiv.
Rebuilding schools and education infrastructure
151 schools in Chernihiv were damaged or destroyed; 118 have been rebuilt, with a focus on constructing bomb shelters for safety.
Psychosocial support for children amidst war
The Voices of Children charity offers mental health services to war-affected children, aiming to improve their emotional well-being and rehabilitation.