Restoring housing in Trostyanets

    In Trostianets, located in the Sumy region, reconstruction continues on a multi-storey residential building at 9 Neskuchanska Street. The five-storey apartment block suffered significant damage in March 2022 due to artillery shelling by russian tanks. As a result, 30 families were left without homes.

    Restoration work began in October 2023. The main phase of the reconstruction has been completed: interior partitions and the roof have been rebuilt, load-bearing walls reinforced, new windows and doors installed, and utility systems laid. In 2025, the project documentation was revised to better reflect residents’ needs, particularly regarding interior apartment finishes.

    Builders have already completed the installation of interior door units and ceramic tile flooring. Currently, they are installing stretch ceilings and decorating walls with wallpaper in the living spaces.

    Next steps include laying laminate flooring and landscaping the surrounding area, including the installation of an asphalt-concrete pavement.

    The capital repair of the apartment building is funded by the Fund for the Elimination of Consequences of Armed Aggression of the russian federation. This reconstruction project carries great social importance, as it will enable dozens of families to return to their homes and restore normal living conditions.

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    Trostyanets was under occupation for over a month in March 2022. At that time the high-rise building suffered significant damage.

    In 2024 the main construction work on the building was completed: the load-bearing brick walls were reinforced with metal structures and the facade of the building was insulated. All communication networks were installed and interior partitions were erected. New windows, doors, balcony units, window sills and window slopes were installed in the apartments. The floor screed and wall plastering were installed in the apartments. The walls and ceilings in common areas were painted. A basic shelter with access for people with limited mobility was set up in the basement. Work was carried out to improve the surrounding area.

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    Alla Kostenko

    Since 2010, she has been working in the Executive Committee of the Trostyanets City Council. During several terms, she was repeatedly elected as the Managing Affairs Officer (Secretary) of the Executive Committee. This shows a high level of professional trust, work efficiency, and authority among the staff of the city council, members of the executive committee, deputies, and community leadership.
    She has two higher educations: she graduated from the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute” with a degree in Marketing, and from Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics with a degree in Public Management and Administration. This provided her with strong knowledge in management, communication, human resources policy, and strategic planning.
    Over the years, she has shown herself as a responsible, systematic, and professional manager who is able to ensure effective coordination of executive bodies, organization of the city council’s work, and stable functioning of administrative processes. She pays great attention to the development of staff potential, building a professional team, improving executive discipline, and introducing modern approaches to personnel management. In her professional activity, she combines strategic thinking, organization skills, a practical approach, and a deep understanding of the community’s needs.

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