Model projects of houses for forcibly displaced Nagorno-Karabakh  Armenians presented 

ArmInfo. The RA Urban Planning Committee presented model designs of houses for families forcedly  displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh.

As noted in the Committee's report, beneficiaries can take advantage  of model projects for the construction of residential buildings as  part of the state support program for providing housing to families  forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. In the "Methodological  Recommendations" section of the Committee's official website  (www.minurban.am), design and estimate documents developed by  licensed organizations, undergone examination and agreed upon with  the Committee are published.

Projects of residential buildings with an area of 40, 60, 75, 90 and  120 square meters, presented by 5 organizations, were selected. In  the future, new proposals will also be added to this section.

Of the 18 published projects, eight are traditional structures with  stone load-bearing walls and reinforced concrete foundations, and ten  are projects of prefabricated houses, which include an estimated cost  of 1 square meter, an estimate, a dimension sheet and an explanation.  After choosing the preferred option for building houses, you must  contact licensed construction organizations, the list of which is  published on the committee's website  (https://minurban.am/hy/NK_project_catalogue), or the company author  of the project.  You can apply for a state support program to provide  housing for families forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh through  the platform created by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.  Details of the project are presented on the information platform  bnakavayr.am.

From June 15, applications for obtaining a roof over their heads are  accepted only from Artsakh residents who have received RA  citizenship. The program is implemented in several stages, at each of  which certain groups are involved. Thus, from June 15, applications  are accepted in cases where beneficiaries want to buy an apartment or  a residential building. From July 15, the site is open to those  wishing to build a residential building, and from August 1,  applications will be accepted from families who have an existing  mortgage loan and who are expecting help from the state in repaying  it. The program will be implemented in three stages. At the first  stage, priority will be given to families with three or more minor  children who want to purchase an apartment or a private house, and  families with two minor children if they want to build a private  house. At the second stage, we will talk about families with two or  more minor children who want to buy an apartment or a private house,  and, finally, at the third stage - families with one child, if they  want to build a house.