A recent survey, conducted through the ‘Kyiv Digital’ application, has revealed that approximately 20% of Kyiv’s residents believe the city should prioritize improving its rainwater collection and sewage systems, as well as increasing the number of parks to enhance urban living conditions. The survey, which focused on residents’ priorities for the city’s development, highlights a growing demand for improved infrastructure and green spaces in the Ukrainian capital.
The findings underscore the importance of addressing urban challenges such as drainage, sanitation, and public green areas, which are critical for the quality of life in a major metropolitan area. While the survey did not specify the demographic breakdown of participants, it indicates that there is a significant portion of the population that is concerned about the current state of the city’s infrastructure.
City officials have not yet commented on the survey results, but the data suggests that there may be a need for increased investment in urban planning and public works. The survey results may influence future city initiatives aimed at modernizing Kyiv’s infrastructure and enhancing its environment for residents.