Minister Subari: 1,000 more IDPs will receive houses in the village
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191 internally displaced families from the Russian occupied regions of Georgia – Abkhazia and Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) have received village houses with plots of land to produce their own agricultural products in Kvemo Kartli.
The Ministry of IDPs has bought village houses for 1,366 IDP families since 2013 including these 191 families.
This is one of the houses among the total 191 internally displaced families in Kvemo Kartli. Photo by MRA Georgia
Visiting the families today, Sozar Subari, Georgian Minister of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Accommodation and Refugees of Georgia, said the "A House in the Village” project is working very well.
We can see in the example of these families how people have not only become the owners of very good houses but they also have a source of income”, Subari said about the example of one IDP family that runs a greenhouse on its land where they can produce anything for sale.
Ministry of IDPs has been buying houses worth 17,000-31,000 GEL in different parts of Georgia for IDPs.
Within the state project the families can choose where in the village they want to have their new house built. All the houses include plots of land for further production.
Minister Subari promised 1,000 more displaced families from both Russian occupied regions of Georgia they will move to brand new village houses all around Georgia.
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