The Ministry of Digital Transformation has opened registration for beta testing of new categories of the International Register of Damages in "Diya". From now on, legal entities and state bodies will be able to submit applications for cultural properties damaged or destroyed due to Russian aggression.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation has opened registration for beta testing of new categories of the International Register of Damages in "Diya". From now on, legal entities and state bodies will be able to submit applications for cultural properties damaged or destroyed due to Russian aggression.
The press service of the Ministry of Digital Affairs reported on the expansion of the functionality. State institutions, as well as legal entities, regardless of their form of ownership, can participate in testing the new categories, which have been labeled B2 and C2.
The system allows you to record damage or loss that objects have suffered after February 24, 2022. Applicants can report the destruction of monuments, historical buildings, museums, archives and libraries. In addition, the functionality provides for recording the loss of individual museum objects, manuscripts, works of art and various collections.
You can fill out the damage form at the link.
The technical implementation of the service is provided by the Ministry of Digital Affairs and the Ministry of Justice. The development of the service is supported by the Eurasia Foundation, the UK Dev project, and the Swiss-Ukrainian EGAP program.
The International Register of Damage was created as a key tool for recording the consequences of the war for further reparations. Previously, Ukrainians were given the opportunity to submit applications to the Register about destroyed residential property. A detailed step-by-step mechanism for owners to record destruction and receive compensation for damaged housing was described by dev.ua in the material on "eReconstruction".
