She curated the first festival of urban projects in Kyiv, "PRO misto," a competition of the memorial of the Heavenly Hundred "Territory of Dignity", reconstruction of the Square of Contracts.

[6][1] In the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament), Bondar joined Committee on the Organisation of State Power, Local Self-Government, Regional Development, and Urban Planning.

[7] In 2020, Bondar and Opposition Platform — For Life deputy Oleksandr Lukashev came to the High Anti-Corruption Court to plead for the former chief architect of Kyiv, Serhiy Tselovalynyk, who the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine accused of causing 9.3 million hryvnias of damage to Kyiv.

Also, Bondar did not indicate that she or her family members own any real estate, although she wrote that she lives in a building on Petropavlivska Street in Kyiv.

[1] In 2016, she submitted documents with signs of forgery to the commission for holding a competition for the position of chief architect of the city of Kyiv.

The mass media called Bondar a puppet of Andrii Vavrysh, the former deputy head of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of the KMDA.