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Home > Publications > Photo report from Kiev Chop road rehabilitation – dangers and hardships for local communities

Photo report from Kiev Chop road rehabilitation – dangers and hardships for local communities

Photo report from Kiev Chop road rehabilitation – dangers and hardships for local communities

Briefing    |    13 April 2012

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The rehabilitation of the Kiev-Chop road, financed with the help of EBRD and EIB loans, was part of the preparations for the Euro 2012 championships in Poland and Ukraine. Due to a negligent implementation, the project resulted in local people having to face dangerous, even life threatening situations every day.

The report was sent along with a letter to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development that outlines these problems and calls for the bank’s involvement, to make sure Ukravtodor takes the necessary measures address the shortcomings of the project. Download the letter as pdf here.

More details can also be found on our blog.

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Institution: EBRD | EIB

Theme: Transport | Social & economic impacts

Location: Ukraine

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