Main Results
During the month-long campaign in Kyiv, 746 illegal dumps were eliminated, 4806 buildings and structures were cleaned of graffiti, and 1350 administrative protocols were drawn up regarding unsatisfactory sanitary conditions. Additionally, 653 barriers were installed to prevent parking in green zones. A total of 1799 community clean-ups were organized with the participation of over 25 thousand city residents, reported the Kyiv Department of Territorial Control.
Leaders Among Districts
District state administrations demonstrated varying levels of performance across specific indicators. The highest number of cleaned buildings from graffiti was recorded in the Desnyanskyi, Solomianskyi, and Darnytskyi districts.
In terms of the number of administrative protocols filed, the Holosiivskyi and Dniprovskiy districts lead. The most community clean-ups were conducted in the Desnyanskyi and Pecherskyi districts. The best results in eliminating illegal dumps were shown in the Obolonskyi and Holosiivskyi districts.
Work with Appeals
The performance of the districts was also evaluated based on the quality and timeliness of responses to residents' appeals to the Contact Center 1551 in key categories: "Garbage," "Adjacent Territories," "Cleaning Trees, Branches, Leaves from Assigned Areas," "Illegal Dumps." The average execution level for these categories was 75.4%.
"The month-long campaign showed where the districts are working steadily and where more attention is needed. This is a normal process. The main thing is that the city is systematically moving forward, and residents are becoming active participants in the changes."
– noted the Department Director Mykhailo Budilov.
World Cleanup Day
As part of the month of improvement leading up to World Cleanup Day, a city-wide clean-up took place in the capital, bringing together over 4100 participants at 32 locations. As a result of the joint efforts of Kyiv residents and municipal workers, 2716 cubic meters of waste were collected and removed.
The autumn month of improvement demonstrated that the collaborative work of city services, districts, and the community is gradually improving the condition of the areas and increasing attention to the cleanliness of the city.
