Address of the Mayor of the Community Roman Klichukto the participants of REBUILD UKRAINE 2025

PROJECTS TO BE PRESENTED
AT REBUILD UKRAINE 2025

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Chernivtsi Industrial Park

The creation of the “Chernivtsi” Industrial Park is part of the investment potential and implementation of the Development Strategy of the Chernivtsi Urban Territorial Community.

Total estimated cost: €57,548,865.28
€2,907,662.75 — funding required for the construction of engineering and transport infrastructure (first stage of works)

    Project initiator: Chernivtsi City Council
    Project implementer and balance holder: Chernivtsi City Council / Managing Company
    Project partners: Government institutions of Ukraine; Chernivtsi City Council; Managing Company; Participants of the industrial park; Private investors; International technical assistance; NGO "Bukovyna Entrepreneurs Club"; IT CLUSTER Chernivtsi
    Financing: Local budget: €30,939.74
  • Investment Projects

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Reconstruction of the Aerodrome Complex of the Municipal Enterprise "Chernivtsi International Airport"

Modernization and development of the local airport will contribute to a significant increase in the number of air transportation services carried out in the Chernivtsi region, boost passenger and cargo traffic, and improve the level of passenger services.

Estimated budget: €30,840,000

    Project initiator: Chernivtsi City Council
    Project implementers: Chernivtsi City Council; Chernivtsi Regional Military Administration; Municipal Enterprise “Chernivtsi International Airport named after Leonid Kadenyuk”; State Institution “Bukovyna Development Service”
    Balance holders: Municipal Enterprise “Chernivtsi International Airport named after Leonid Kadenyuk”; State Institution “Bukovyna Development Service”
    Project partners: Government institutions of Ukraine; Chernivtsi Regional Military Administration; Chernivtsi City Council; Private investors, private airlines; International technical assistance; Municipal Enterprise “Chernivtsi International Airport named after Leonid Kadenyuk”; State Institution “Bukovyna Development Service”
    Financing: under planning
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Waste Management Center “Reconstruction of the Municipal Solid Waste Landfill”

Implementation of new solutions in the field of circular economy, addressing the challenges of waste storage and utilization for the Chernivtsi Community and adjacent settlements.

Estimated budget: Waste sorting line — €31,386; Waste processing plant — €30,320,000

    Project initiator: Chernivtsi City Council
    Project implementer: Chernivtsi City Council
    Balance holder: Municipal Utility Enterprise “Chernivtsispetskomuntrans”
    Project partners: Government institutions of Ukraine; Chernivtsi City Council; Private investors, private waste management companies; International technical assistance
    Financing: Available project and cost estimate documentation totaling UAH 7.5 million (allocated from the budget of the Chernivtsi Community)
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Detailed information about the projects of the Chernivtsi Community, as well as all participating and guest communities of the ReBuild Ukraine project, can be found in the COMMUNITY PROJECTS CATALOGUE

PRIORITIES of International Cooperation

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The Chernivtsi Community is open to investments and partnerships!

With its unique location on the border with the EU, the community is developing a modern industrial park, modernizing its airport, and building new infrastructure. We offer: transparent conditions for business; environmental and social projects; support from international partners; a strong and recognizable brand
The Chernivtsi Community is becoming a place where ideas turn into successful investments.

Geographical Features

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  • Total area: 18,160 haChernivtsi region

    the city of Chernivtsi and the villages of Korovia and Chornivka.

● The city is served by international and national roads: major highways of international and national importance pass through Chernivtsi (e.g., M19/E85, H03, H10).● Geographically advantageous location due to its proximity to the border with Romania (approx. 40 km) and closeness to other regional centers.

Goals of the Community’s Participation in the ReBuild Ukraine Project

  • Attracting new partners and investors

  • Presenting key investment projects

  • Securing financing and grant funding

  • Expanding international cooperation

  • Positioning Chernivtsi as a strategic hub

Investment Attractiveness

  • Strategic Location

    Located in Western Ukraine, just 40 km from the Romanian border, with direct access to EU markets

  • Investment Projects

    “Chernivtsi” Industrial Park, modernization of the international airport, waste management system

  • Educational Potential

    Skilled professionals in IT, services, education, and healthcare

  • Economic Development

    Relocated businesses and internally displaced persons are creating new opportunities for entrepreneurship

  • Business Infrastructure

    Industrial clusters, digital services, and modern logistics

  • Sustainable Development

    Focus on long-term investments, environmental projects, and international cooperation

272,180 community residents (2020) + 41,015 IDPs (2025)

STRATEGIC Priorities for Community Development:

  • Long-term planning

    Ensure that municipal planning with proposed projects is transparent and understandable for the residents of Chernivtsi

  • Transparent governance

    Provide support in decision-making for effective planning and efficient use of municipal funds

  • Support for decisions

    Facilitate the adoption of managerial decisions for future planning and proper allocation of community resources

  • Attracting investments

    Build a solid foundation for engaging national and international investments and support programs

  • Monitoring tool

    Serve the municipality as a tool for guidance and monitoring in order to optimize administrative activities

  • Reference point for decisions

    Act as a benchmark for individual decision-making

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

Implementation of Strategic Projects

Action Plan for Sustainable Energy Development of the Local Energy Sector

Sustainable Energy Action Plan for Local Energy DevelopmentObjective: Practical implementation of the Sustainable Energy Action Plan in the city of Chernivtsi for sustainable, smart, and energy-efficient urban lighting.Partners, Participants, and Donors: European Union, represented by the European CommissionGoals:● Implement measures of Chernivtsi’s Sustainable Energy Action Plan (2015–2020) in the municipal public lighting sector.● Increase energy efficiency and improve urban comfortAchievements:●  Conducted an energy audit of the street lighting system● Replaced 3,734 lamps with LED lights● Replaced 88 km of power lines with self-supporting insulated wires (SIP)● Equipped 32 control cabinets and created a geographic information management system● Illuminated 3 pedestrian crossings and installed 16 solar-powered lampsBudget: €1.54 million (grant €1.21 million, local co-financing €324,000)

Energy Efficiency in Public Sector Buildings in the City of Chernivtsi

Partners, Participants, and Donors: Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), as administrator of the E5P FundObjective: Implement energy efficiency measures in municipal buildings (adapted individually for each building). Reduce energy consumption and CO₂ emissions, as well as lower operating costs of engineering systemsAchievements:● Thermal modernization of 34 public buildings (17 schools, 15 kindergartens, 2 hospitals)● Replacement of heating systems and installation of individual heat points (IHPs)● Energy savings up to 39%, budget savings approx. €1.73 million per year● Improved conditions for ~41,000 children, staff, and patientsBudget: €0.88 million (NEFCO loan – €4.4 million; E5P grant – €3.7 million; local co-financing – €2.77 million)

Demo Project: City for People – Pedestrian-Friendly Downtown

Partners, Participants, and Donors: Government of the Federal Republic of Germany via the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Government of the Swiss Confederation via the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)Objective: Create a comfortable, safe, and energy-efficient pedestrian space in the city center of Chernivtsi.Achievements:● New design of sidewalks and pedestrian crossings● Tactile paving for visually impaired people● Barrier-free transport stop● New raised crossings, unified lighting, green areas, and rest zonesBudget: €200,000 (grant €50,000, local budget €150,000)

Creation of an Integration and Communication Space

Partners, Participants, and Donors: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). European Union. Chernivtsi City Council. NGO “Schumpeter School of Innovation” (project implementer)Objective: Create an integration and communication space to support the adaptation and integration of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and community residents affected by the war into the socio-cultural and economic life of Chernivtsi.Achievements:● Developed project and cost-estimate documentation● Conducted restoration work on a 170 m² facility● Equipped a space for integration and communication activities● Completed additional facade restoration works totaling over UAH 1 millionBudget: UNDP contribution: UAH 3,795,477.76Co-financing from Chernivtsi City Council: UAH 7,063,762.00

Energy-Efficient Modernization of Preschool №9

Partners, Participants, and Donors: Government of the Federal Republic of Germany via the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Government of the Swiss Confederation via the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)Objective: Reduce energy consumption at Preschool No. 9 and improve conditions for children.Achievements:● Insulated facade and plinth● Replaced windows and doors● Modernized heating system● Installed individual heat pointBudget: €239,000 (grant €99,000, local co-financing €140,000)

Installation of a Temporary Modular Camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

Partners, Participants, and Donors: European Union. Government of GermanyObjective: Provide housing for internally displaced persons in Chernivtsi.Achievements:● Installed 8 residential blocks for 225 people and 1 administrative block● Connected utilities (water, sewage, electricity)● Developed the territory and installed a solar power stationBudget: €3 million (GIZ grant)

EU Support for Urgent Accommodation Needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

Partners, Participants, and Donors: European Union via the Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO)Objective: Provide housing and medical services for internally displaced persons.Achievements:Reconstructed a polyclinic building● Reconstructed a building for IDP housing● Created modern living conditions and healthcare servicesBudget: €1.25 million (grant + local budget)

Directions for Local Economic Development

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    Support for Manufacturing with Export and Innovation Potential
    Promotion of Light, Food, and Wood Processing Industries
    Creating Conditions for Startups and Creative Industries
    Development of the City’s Cultural and Historical Potential
    Promoting Chernivtsi as a Center for Festivals and Art Events
    Formation of Modern Tourism Infrastructure
    Implementation of Energy Efficiency Programs and Support for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
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The Chernivtsi Community invites international partners for cooperation aimed at development and European integration

Roman Klichuk

Mayor of Chernivtsi

Phone: ‎(0372) 525924 (Reception)
E-mail: au.vc.adar%40tnemucod
Address: 1 Central Square, Chernivtsi, 58002, Ukraine