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Teterivka

Zhytomyr Region

Near Zhytomyr, Teterivka combines forests, water landscapes and a diverse economy. We seek partners to upgrade schools, wastewater treatment and public infrastructure

8,481registered residents

15settlements

296.76 km²community area

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Close to Zhytomyr, the community combines transport accessibility with forests, water bodies and recreational areas. The H-03 national road is one of its transport advantages

Its economic activities include trade, agriculture, granite extraction and processing, furniture production and tourism

Investment priorities focus on municipal water and wastewater infrastructure and the renewal of education facilities. The portfolio includes the Teterivka and Denyshi lyceums and wastewater treatment in Vysoka Pich

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Administrative service centre in Korchak

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Community priorities03 featured projects

Projects from Teterivka

01 · Priority project

Teterivka Lyceum reconstruction

Extend the lyceum with a two-storey teaching block and a radiation- protection shelter for 90 people. Separate primary and senior pupils

External funding / support soughtSchool extension + shelter

Total budget≈€2,291,829

Local contribution20% committed

ReadinessDesign + expert review; FS planned

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The lyceum needs additional space for specialised teaching and better separation of younger and older pupils. The current layout lacks a dedicated entrance, shelter and catering arrangements for these groups

The project provides an additional two-storey teaching block, an integrated radiation-protection shelter, a modular boiler house and engineering networks

Design documentation and an expert opinion are available. Community engagement has involved residents, teachers and parents, with the aim of creating safer conditions for primary pupils and supporting upper-secondary education

Vysoka Pich wastewater treatment

Install a 400 m³/day treatment system serving 1,620 residents

External funding / support soughtCompletion funding

Total budget≈€1,260,700

Local contribution20% · ≈€252,140

ReadinessDesign + FS; started in 2025

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The project addresses wastewater treatment needs in Vysoka Pich through a modern treatment installation and associated infrastructure

The scope includes treatment facilities, pumping infrastructure and discharge arrangements. The design and expert documentation have been prepared; further funding is required to complete implementation

The intended result is compliance with discharge standards, lower energy demand and better environmental conditions. The facility will be operated by the existing workforce

Energy-efficient Denyshi Lyceum

Thermally modernise the lyceum serving 251 pupils

External funding / support soughtThermal upgrades

Total budget≈€583,658

Local contribution10-20% committed

ReadinessDesign update needed; no FS

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Denyshi Lyceum serves children from the village and surrounding settlements. Earlier improvements have included heating-system works and partial window replacement

The proposed thermal modernisation continues these efforts to improve the building and reduce energy consumption. Existing design documentation and an expert review provide a basis for further preparation

The intended result is a more comfortable learning environment, lower energy demand and reduced associated emissions. The project is linked to the community education and development plans

Other ideas the community has submitted to Project Navigator

A municipal solid waste sorting line

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Project essence

The project proposes a mechanical sorting line for municipal solid waste in Teterivka community to recover recyclable materials and reduce landfill disposal.

Roof reconstruction at Teterivka’s House of Culture

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Project essence

The project would completely rebuild the roof of the cultural centre in Teterivka to stop leaks that are damaging ceilings, walls and rooms that have already been renovated.

A safety centre for Teterivka community

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Project essence

The project would build an integrated safety centre in Denyshi with a fire engine bay, medical and police offices and a control room for a community that currently has no fire station of its own.

Reconstruction and energy renovation of Vysoka Pich Lyceum

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Three general secondary schools serve the 15 settlements in Teterivka community. Vysoka Pich Lyceum has 218 pupils and is situated in the most populous of the community’s four starosta districts. The project aims to create appropriate, safe conditions for education, implement energy efficiency measures and reduce CO₂ emissions. Implementation would include informing the public and considering pupils’, parents’ and staff needs through public discussions and hearings. Potential partners include the local authority, lyceum administration, school parents’ committee and relevant design and construction services. The project is not expected to have a significant environmental impact if environmental construction requirements are met. Results would be sustained through proper upkeep and timely maintenance of the infrastructure created or improved. Main risks include insufficient funding, delays and possible increases in material prices. The project would not directly create new jobs in the community. Construction would be carried out by contracted construction companies using their own workforce. The project follows sustainable development principles through efficient use of resources, compliance with environmental requirements and a focus on long-term benefits for the community. Construction would minimise adverse environmental impacts, ensure proper management of construction waste and comply with environmental protection requirements. The project aligns with the Community Development Strategy to 2027 and its Action Plan, the community’s 2027–2029 Medium-Term Public Investment Plan and the Teterivka Community Education Development Programme for 2025–2027. Its long-term impact would be a safer learning environment and greater community resilience.