Reconstruction of the Rehabilitation Centre in Briukhovychi, Lviv Community

Objective: To establish a modern 105-bed rehabilitation centre for veterans and civilians affected by Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Partners and Donors: Government of Lithuania, GIZ, Red Cross, Government of the Netherlands.

Total Cost: €13 million.

Work Completed: Reconstruction of a former municipal clinic to establish a specialised rehabilitation centre.

Expected Outcomes and Impact: Provision of 105 rehabilitation beds for veterans and affected civilians, improved access to rehabilitation treatment and strengthened rehabilitation infrastructure within the community.

Current Status: Building reconstruction is in its final stages. The centre is scheduled to open by the end of 2026.

Construction of Social Housing in Lviv Community

Objective: To provide affordable housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs), young people and patients of the UNBROKEN rehabilitation ecosystem.

Partners and Donors: European Commission, NEFCO.

Total Cost: €20 million (grant funding).

Work Completed: A project to construct eight residential buildings in Lviv, designed to accommodate 700 residents, is underway. The first building opened in February 2025, while the second, MOLOHOUSE, is being prepared for opening.

Outcomes and Impact: Provision of housing for 700 people, including veterans, civilians affected by the war, IDPs and young people. The project promotes social integration, recovery from injuries and support for people who have been forced to relocate.

Syhnivka Municipal Industrial Park

Objective: To develop manufacturing and processing industries, attract investment and create jobs.

Initiator: Lviv City Council.

Investment Partner: Alterra Group LLC.

Total Cost: UAH 5 billion.

Work Completed: Three phases of the park (five buildings) have been constructed on a 30-hectare site. Resident companies include USP Panels, Lakma, Pozhmashyna, Family Gold Masters, Dodo Socks and others.

Outcomes and Impact: The first enterprises are already operational. The project will contribute to industrial development and the creation of approximately 3,500 jobs.

Current Status: Construction of subsequent phases is ongoing. A total of 150,000 m² of manufacturing space is planned by 2028.

Procurement of 10 Low-Floor Trams for Lviv

Objective: To modernise electric public transport and improve the accessibility of public transport services.

Investment Partner: European Investment Bank (EIB).

Total Cost: €17.4 million (loan).

Work Completed: Ten five-section Electron low-floor trams, adapted for passengers with reduced mobility, have been purchased.

Outcomes and Impact: All trams are operating on city routes, improving passenger comfort, accessibility and the quality of public transport services.

Current Status: The project was completed in April 2024.

Reconstruction of the Tram Depot in Lviv

Objective: To modernise infrastructure for the storage and maintenance of urban electric transport.

Investment Partner: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

Total Cost: €2.8 million (loan).

Work Completed: The tram depot on Promyslova Street, which supports tram operations on city routes, has been reconstructed.

Outcomes and Impact: Improved conditions for tram operation and storage, increasing the efficiency of urban electric transport services.

Current Status: The project has been completed, and the depot opened in 2021.

Rehabilitation Centre in Briukhovychi

Partners / Participants / Donors: Central Project Management Agency of Lithuania (CPMA), Ukrainian Red Cross Society, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).

Objective: To expand Lviv’s capacity to provide medical and rehabilitation services by establishing one of the largest rehabilitation centres in western Ukraine within the UNBROKEN ecosystem.

Results: Over €10 million has been secured. Reconstruction and expansion of the existing hospital began in April 2025. The project is currently undergoing active construction works.

Syhnivka Municipal Industrial Park

Partners / Participants / Donors: Alterra Group (industrial park management company).

Objective: To establish a 30-hectare industrial park with over 150,000 m² of manufacturing space, a science and technology centre, and a business incubator. The park specialises in processing industries. The project was initiated by Lviv City Council, with total investment exceeding UAH 5 billion.

Results: Construction began in December 2023. The first phase opened in September 2025, with production launched by the park’s first resident, the Ukrainian company USP Panels. Implementation of subsequent project phases is ongoing.

Construction of a Municipal Waste Processing Plant

Partners / Participants / Donors: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership Fund (E5P).

Objective: To construct the first mechanical-biological treatment and sorting facility for municipal solid waste in Lviv Community, incorporating biostabilisation, recyclable material sorting and refuse-derived fuel (RDF) production.

Results: Construction began in August 2021 but was suspended due to martial law. Work has since resumed and is now in its final stages. Approximately 80% of construction work has been completed, and 90% of the equipment has been delivered.

LEM Station Innovation and Creative Hub

Partners / Participants / Donors: Ukrainian private company LEM Station, selected through a municipal investment competition.

Objective: To reconstruct a municipal tram depot and establish an innovation and creative hub for artists, entrepreneurs, researchers and students, fostering the development of the city’s creative economy.

Results: The first phase of restoration was completed in February 2025, and LEM Station opened to visitors. A coworking space, multifunctional event venue, restaurant and car park are now operational. Full project completion was scheduled for the end of 2025.

Strilnytsia Municipal Shooting Range

Partners / Participants / Donors: Local private investor.

Objective: To establish a multifunctional centre combining sport shooting, national and patriotic education, a veterans’ hub and recreational facilities. The centre hosts free classes for schoolchildren, training sessions, competitions, forums and educational events.

Results: A three-storey building with a rooftop terrace and a total area of 1,817 m² was constructed and officially opened in June 2025. The facility was built on the site of a historic 19th-century municipal shooting range and is fully accessible to people with disabilities.