Vladimir Bondarenko is a well-known head of the Kiev administration, a Ukrainian politician and deputy of several convocations in different years. It is believed that his successor is the famous boxer Klitschko. He is also known as an active public figure in his country.
Childhood
The famous deputy Bondarenko Vladimir Dmitriyevich was born, whose biography is eventful in early December 1952 in the Ukrainian village of Okhinki, which is located in the Chernihiv region.
His father Dmitry Pavlovich and mother Maria had nothing to do with politics and were ordinary village people.
Education
After graduation, Bondarenko Vladimir Dmitrievich studied at the Franko Pedagogical School in Priluki. He chose the faculty of labor training.
Immediately after graduation, Vladimir Dmitrievich entered the Shevchenko University in Kiev, choosing a history faculty. In 1977, he successfully graduated from it, and after fifteen years he entered again at this state university, but he was already choosing a law faculty. In 1998, Vladimir Bondarenko received the specialty of a lawyer.
Scientific activity
In 2009, Vladimir Bondarenko, whose biography we are studying, successfully defended his thesis at the Presidential Academy of Public Administration. As a result of this, he received a Ph.D. in public administration.
Professional activity
Immediately after graduating from the Bondarenko pedagogical school, Vladimir went to work in a small eight-year school in the village of Kalinovka. A year later, he transferred to youth bodies and began to deal with the problems of youth and children.
Since 1986, Vladimir Bondarenko held the position of deputy executive committee of one of the Kiev districts. Over the course of six years, he gradually rises through the ranks, becomes first deputy, and then chairman of the executive committee of the same Kiev region.
Later, Vladimir Dmitrievich was offered a job in the city administration. He began with the head of the department, then took the chair, but already in 1993 Vladimir Bondarenko unexpectedly for many independently wrote a letter of resignation. This was due to the fact that Vladimir Dmitrievich did not agree with the position and activities of the current mayor.
Since 1993, he begins his career at Kiivnaftoproduct, and then leads the deputy group in the city council. Three years later, he begins to work at the Ministry of Justice and soon becomes manager of the Minister of Justice. In the same 1996, Bondarenko became the first deputy of Ukraine.
Two years later, he received a parliamentary mandate from the Reforms and Order Party, and in 2002 received a parliamentary mandate from Our Ukraine Party. It is known that the politician and deputy Bondarenko took part in such a movement as the “Orange Revolution”.
In 2006, Vladimir Bondarenko again opposed the position of the mayor and even entered one of the deputy groups. It was from the party “Pora - PRP” that Vladimir Dmitrievich took an active part in all the debates of the City Council. He supported the idea that in Kiev it is necessary to hold a referendum on distrust of the head and council. One of the issues that were constantly raised in disputes was the question of raising prices for housing and communal services.
In 2007, when the early parliamentary elections took place, Vladimir Dmitrievich was elected to the Verkhovna Rada, moving forward from the bloc of the famous politician Yulia Tymoshenko. In the Verkhovna Rada, politician Bondarenko took the post of chairman of the budget subcommittee. Three years later, he becomes Minister for the Development of the Regional Housing and Communal Services, but all the innovations and "improvements" were carried out illiterate and incorrectly.
In 2012, from the well-known association "Fatherland" he became the people's deputy of the seventh convocation, and a few years later Vladimir Dmitrievich took the post of head of the Kiev administration. According to the politician and public figure himself, he took this post temporarily. Due to the fact that Bondarenko refused to voluntarily surrender his deputy mandate, the Verkhovna Rada terminated his authority a month later, and a month later he was dismissed from the post of head.
In the spring of 2014, Bondarenko took only third place in the election for the mayor of Kiev, but he ran for the parliament in the Verkhovna Rada and took second place. He did not intend to give up, so the very next year he again put forward his candidacy for the election of the mayor, but took only the fourth place in the first round. Later Bondarenko was elected to the council of the city of Kiev from the party "Fatherland".
Charity
The famous politician and public figure of Ukraine Volodymyr Bondarenko constantly pays great attention to charity. So, he was the chairman of the board of the "Home". This charitable organization is known throughout Ukraine. In addition, he is the founder of another Hospice charity, which helps seriously ill people.
