The National Unified Geoinformation System for Monitoring Regional Development and Recovery (GIS) is a key digital tool for regional development policy that provides access to various regional data, including data on damages and destruction, changes in population, number of legal entities, access to social services, functional types of territories, etc. It was developed with support of the EU Anti-Corruption Initiative (EUACI).
During the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 in Berlin, the GIS was presented at a special stand of the Recovery Forum alongside other IT tools that help implement the principles of transparency and accountability in the recovery process.
The system’s data is presented as layers on an interactive map, transferring information from paper to digital format. The system consists of a public part accessible to all, as well as an administrative part for entering verified data, planning, and control, which will be available to communities, regional administrations, and government organizations.
The GIS also offers a unified framework for structuring planning documents, allowing for automated definition of regional development objectives and indicators for regional development.
The team of the Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development of Ukraine presented the first two modules of the system in March . It is expected to be launched at gisrr.mtu.gov.ua and presented publicly in the summer 2024.
