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Kremenets

Ternopil Region

Kremenets combines historic architecture, mountain landscapes and a strong educational tradition. We seek partners for modern healthcare, reliable water supply and accessible public spaces

≈40,000residents

3key road connections

M19international highway

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The featured portfolio brings together healthcare, water supply and accessibility in the city

The community seeks partners for hospital diagnostic equipment, renewal of the Korniia Street water network and an accessible route connecting everyday public services

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Kremenets Botanical GardenPhoto: МаріяЯловська, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Original · Changes: AI-assisted exposure, colour and detail correction; square crop

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Community priorities03 featured projects

Projects from Kremenets

01 · Priority project

Modern hospital equipment

Equip the hub hospital with a CT scanner, ultrasound system, hysteroscope and audiometer to improve access to diagnostics

External funding / support soughtDiagnostic equipment

Total budget≈€778,210

Local contribution20% committed

Readiness2017 documents; update needed

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The Kremenets hospital provides specialised medical care and needs to update its equipment base in stages

The proposed purchases include diagnostic equipment such as a CT scanner, an ultrasound system, a hysteroscope and an audiometer

The aim is to expand diagnostic and treatment capabilities, support modern medical services and improve the performance of the hospital

Korniia Street water network

Replace worn water pipes, valves and hydrants on Korniia Street

External funding / support soughtNetwork renewal

Total budget≈€145,914

Local contribution30% committed

ReadinessMunicipally owned land

More about this project

The water main on Korniia Street has reached the end of its service life. Repeated breaks cause interruptions, water loss and a risk of secondary contamination

Works include replacing worn pipes, installing inspection chambers and modern valves, renewing hydrants and reconnecting consumers. Damaged road surfaces and adjoining areas would be restored after construction

The intended result is a more reliable and safer water supply with fewer leaks and emergency repairs

A city of equal opportunities

Create a 2.345 km accessible route through central Kremenets

External funding / support soughtAccessibility works

Total budget≈€408,560

Local contribution30% committed

ReadinessDesign commissioned

More about this project

The project proposes an accessible route through the central part of Kremenets, connecting public services and everyday destinations

Preparation includes an accessibility audit and a detailed route plan. The route is intended to improve access to administrative buildings, education, healthcare, social services, shops and public transport

The intended beneficiaries include people with disabilities, veterans, displaced residents, older people and parents with pushchairs. The aim is safer, more independent access to city services

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Kremenets wastewater treatment reconstruction: second commissioning stage

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Project essence

The project would rebuild failing wastewater treatment facilities in Kremenets that currently provide virtually no treatment and pollute the Ikva River.

Sewer network reconstruction on Verbova and Shevchenka streets, Kremenets

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Project essence

The project would rebuild part of Kremenets’ sewer network with gravity and pressure sewers, a pumping station and inspection chambers to restore reliable wastewater services for homes, schools and social facilities.

Modern learning spaces under the New Ukrainian School reform

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Project essence

The project would equip science and mathematics classrooms in basic secondary schools across Kremenets community in phases, in line with the New Ukrainian School reform.

The project aims to create a modern, safe, functional and technologically equipped learning environment in the community’s general secondary schools. It addresses the need to renew school facilities, support modern teaching in mathematics and science, natural sciences, languages and literature, and develop pupils’ key competencies, practical skills, research abilities and critical thinking in line with the New Ukrainian School approach. It provides for phased fitting out and equipping of eight basic secondary schools in Kremenets urban community during 2027–2029. Purchases would include modern furniture, teaching equipment, demonstration and laboratory equipment, learning aids, multimedia and digital equipment, materials and other supporting resources for quality education. Measures are planned in three schools in 2027. At the Nestor the Chronicler Volyn Lyceum, three natural science classrooms would be fitted out and equipped: biology, chemistry and geography. At Horynka General Secondary School of Grades I–III, a hub school of Kremenets City Council, and its branch, two classrooms — biology and physics — would receive additional equipment, and natural science classrooms for chemistry and geography would be equipped. At Bilokrynytsia General Secondary School of Grades I–III, a hub educational institution, chemistry, physics, biology and geography classrooms would be fitted out. In 2028, the learning environment would be modernised in a further two schools. At Halyna Hordasevych Kremenets General Secondary School No. 1 of Grades I–III, classrooms for mathematics and science would be fitted out, including chemistry, physics, geography and mathematics. At the linguistic gymnasium branch of Ulas Samchuk Kremenets Academic Lyceum, chemistry, biology and geography classrooms would be fitted out. At Kremenets Gymnasium No. 3, mathematics, biology and geography classrooms would be fitted out. In 2029, measures to modernise the learning environment would be implemented in a further two institutions. At the Kremenets General Secondary School No. 5 of Grades I–III and Preschool educational complex, mathematics and science classrooms would be fitted out, including biology, geography and physics. At Kremenets General Secondary School No. 4 of Grades I–III, natural science classrooms for physics, biology and geography would be fitted out. Phased implementation over three years would systematically renew the learning environment in eight community schools, provide pupils and teaching staff with modern learning resources and create conditions for practical, laboratory, research and project work. Expected results include improved educational quality and school facilities, wider opportunities for practical and competency-based learning, greater pupil motivation to study mathematics and science as well as languages and literature, and a learning environment that meets the current requirements of the New Ukrainian School. The project would develop pupils’ key competencies, including scientific, mathematical, digital, communication and information skills, as well as research, critical thinking, teamwork and the practical application of knowledge. Implementation would deliver a long-term social benefit for Kremenets urban community by creating modern conditions for quality basic secondary education and improving graduates’ competitiveness.

A 34 kW hybrid solar plant for the Kremenets water pumping station

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Project essence

The project would install a hybrid solar power plant with battery storage to provide backup power for the Miskvodhosp municipal utility’s pumping station in Kremenets.

Renewable energy for schools in Kremenets community

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Project essence

The project would install solar power plants, including hybrid systems with batteries, at educational institutions in Kremenets community to save electricity and improve schools’ energy resilience.