National Rehabilitation Center UNBROKEN

Partners / Participants / Donors: City councils of Freiburg, Vilnius, Warsaw; Red Cross Society; GIZ; DAHW; Lviv IT Cluster; JSC Naftogaz Ukraine; IKEA; Signify; and others.

Objective: Medical treatment, prosthetics, physical and psychological rehabilitation, housing, and reintegration of Ukrainians.

Achievements: Between 2022–2023, the old municipal polyclinic building was reconstructed into a modern rehabilitation center, officially opened in May 2023. The center covers 9,638 m², has 7 floors, and a capacity of up to 10,000 patients per year.

Social Housing for UNBROKEN Patients

Partners / Participants / Donors: European Commission, European Union in Ukraine, NEFCO
Objective: To construct temporary social housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs) undergoing rehabilitation at the UNBROKEN Center. Funding & Scope: The project secured €19.5 million in grant funding from the European Commission. It includes the construction of eight six-story buildings to accommodate up to 700 residents. Housing Details: The buildings feature one-, two-, and three-room apartments, allowing patients to live with their families during rehabilitation. Status: The first building opened in February 2025, with the remaining buildings under construction and expected to be completed in 2026.

UNBROKEN Prosthetics and Orthotics Center

Partners / Participants / Donors: Government of Germany, GIZ Ukraine
Objective: To establish a modern, internationally equipped Prosthetics and Orthotics Center for military personnel and civilians affected by the war.
Results: Constructed a single-story center of 1,000 m² including prosthetics production, training classrooms, and rehabilitation zones. Installed advanced equipment: AFT and Romedis. Produces over 1,200 prostheses annually. Provides specialist training according to ISPO standards, supported by the Government of Germany and GIZ Ukraine.

Center for Assistance to Survivors of Captivity and Torture

Partners / Participants / Donors: Government of Flanders (Belgium), Mayor of Mechelen, Bart Somers
Objective: To create a support center for Ukrainians who have survived torture or severe psychological trauma as part of the UNBROKEN ecosystem.
Results: In 2024, €1.5 million grant secured from the Government of Flanders. Renovation of a municipal building completed. Center opened in June 2025, with a total area of over 1,100 m². Facilities include 17 rooms, outpatient area, art workshop, physical therapy, and gym. Capacity to assist up to 1,000 patients annually.

Rehabilitation Center in Bryukhovychi

Partners / Participants / Donors: Central Asset Management Agency of the Government of Lithuania, Ukrainian Red Cross Society, German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ)
Objective: To expand Lviv’s capacity to provide medical and rehabilitation services by creating one of the largest rehabilitation centers in western Ukraine within the UNBROKEN ecosystem.
Results: Over €10 million in funding secured. April 2025: Reconstruction and expansion of the existing hospital commenced. The project is currently in the active construction phase.

Municipal Industrial Park “Sihnivka”

Partners / Participants / Donors: Alterra Group (managing company of the industrial park)
Objective: To create an industrial park covering 30 ha with over 150,000 m² of production space, a science and technology center, and a business incubator. The park specializes in manufacturing and processing industries. Initiated by Lviv City Council. Total investment exceeds UAH 5 billion.
Results: December 2023: Construction commenced. September 2025: First phase completed; production launched by the first resident — Ukrainian company USP Panels. Implementation of the next phases of the project is ongoing.

Construction of a Municipal Solid Waste Processing Plant

Partners / Participants / Donors: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership Fund (E5P)
Objective: To build the first mechanical-biological treatment (MBT) and sorting complex for municipal solid waste in the Lviv community, featuring biostabilization, recyclable material sorting, and RDF fuel production.
Results: August 2021: Construction started. Temporarily suspended due to martial law, now resumed and in the final stage. 80% of construction work completed, 90% of equipment delivered.

Innovative-Creative Space LEM Station

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

Objective: Reconstruction of the city tram depot to create an innovative and creative space for artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and students, aimed at fostering the city’s creative economy.

Results: February 2025: First phase of restoration completed; LEM Station opened to the public. Currently operational: coworking spaces, multifunctional event area, restaurant, and parking. Full project completion scheduled for the end of 2025.

Municipal Shooting Range “Strilnytsia”

Partners / Participants / Donors: Local private investor.
Objective: Creation of a multifunctional center combining sports shooting, national-patriotic education, a veteran hub, and recreational space. The center hosts free classes for schoolchildren, training sessions, competitions, forums, and educational events.
Results: Constructed a three-story building with a rooftop terrace, covering 1,817 m², officially opened in June 2025. Built on the site of the historic 19th-century city shooting range. Fully accessible for people with disabilities.