Kherson Approves Digital Plan
Kherson’s community approved a three‑year digitalization program for 2026–2028 focused on governance, e‑democracy and public services—showing how smaller governments are tying digital projects to civic priorities and infrastructure. The program is a compact model for aligning tech investment with service delivery. (most.ks.ua)
The Kherson City Military Administration head Yaroslav Shanko signed the order approving the community’s three‑year Informatization Program for 2026–2028, with a total required budget of 5.8 million UAH. (most.ks.ua) The program explicitly lists infrastructure restoration tasks including reconnecting social‑sector institutions to fiber‑optic networks and rebuilding mobile‑communication towers damaged by shelling. Digital‑skills measures in the document name Diia.Education, Prometheus and Google as the platforms for continuing training of both residents and municipal officials. (most.ks.ua) The plan requires restoration of a full electronic document‑management system (EDMS) and modernization of computer hardware across government bodies, and it adds passport services plus e‑democracy tools such as petitions and polls to CNAP service development. (most.ks.ua) A related, administratively approved resilience measure — the “CNAP‑Reserve” mobile remote workplace — is to use a “Mobile Suitcase” kit that includes a laptop with access to state registries, printer, scanner, mobile modem, signal booster, ID‑card reader and POS terminal per the Feb. 27, 2026 order No.175A. (miskrada-ks.gov.ua) The CNAP‑Reserve rules permit the mobile point to operate in other institutions (healthcare or social‑protection premises and other pre‑approved sites), with locations chosen according to security conditions and a temporary list of the most popular administrative services provided without extra charge. (miskrada-ks.gov.ua)
