PROJECTS TO BE PRESENTED
AT REBUILD UKRAINE 2024

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    THE PROJECT HAS AN INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS

The Unbroken Rehabilitation Ecosystem

Unbroken is a unique ecosystem of humanity that unites dozens of projects implemented with the support of partners and investors, and aimed at the treatment and rehabilitation of Ukrainians affected by the consequences of the war.
The project includes treatment, prosthetics, physical and psychological rehabilitation, housing and reintegration of Ukrainians. Prostheses are manufactured and installed here.
Since February 24, 2022, Unbroken has saved more than 15,000 victims, including 2,000 children.
The center of the UNBROKEN ecosystem is the National Rehabilitation Center, where servicemen and civilians receive comprehensive medical care. The center operates on the basis of the First Medical Association of Lviv - the largest medical institution of Ukraine, which includes two adult hospitals and one children's hospital.
The mission of the project is to rescue, prosthetics and rehabilitate Ukrainians in Ukraine

Estimated value: Contains dozens of projects worth from 10 thousand to 70 million €

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: There already is
    Nature of the reconstruction: Construction of new and reconstruction of existing facilities
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Social infrastructure (healthcare) facilities

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Building a surgical facility in the Unbroken rehabilitation ecosystem

The project involves the construction of a new surgical building to meet the growing demand for emergency surgery related to war injuries.
Over 15,000 patients were rehabilitated at the Unbroken Rehab Center during the full-scale invasion. First of all, these are surgical operations associated with mine-explosive and burn injuries, as well as extremely complex organ transplant operations. The Unbroken medical ecosystem is rapidly developing and needs new medical facilities with beds. Today, more than 3,500 patients are receiving inpatient treatment, and if necessary, more than 1,000 more. The solution to this problem is the construction of a new surgical building with 230 beds and an area of ​​more than 20,000 square meters.

ESTIMATED COST: €20 MILLION

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: There already is
    Nature of the reconstruction: Construction of a new facility
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Social infrastructure (healthcare) facilities

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Building a Center for Seniors in the Unbroken Rehabilitation Ecosystem

The project envisages the construction of a Center for the elderly in connection with the growing demand for such facilities, including due to the large number of IDPs in Lviv.
On the territory of Lviv, there is only one institution of this type, in which 292 people of retirement age live, 45 of them are IDPs. The queue exceeds 20 people per seat. In this regard, it was decided to build a modern Center for the elderly in the northern part of the city, applying the experience of the Cannes (France) project. 350 beds will be created in the first phase of the Center. The total area of ​​the center will exceed 20,000 square meters.

ESTIMATED COST: €22 MILLION

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: There already is
    Nature of the reconstruction: Construction of a new facility
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Social infrastructure (healthcare) facilities

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Construction of a tram track to the Unbroken Rehabilitation Center

The project involves improving transport accessibility to the Unbroken National Rehabilitation Center through the reconstruction of the street. Mykolaychuk. The reconstruction involves the construction of a tram line, lanes for public transport and emergency services, bicycle infrastructure.
Mikolajchuk Street is one of the central thoroughfares of the northern district of Lviv, which on the one hand connects it with the city center, and on the other - is an exit to the network of external highways of state importance.
The project is a component of the rehabilitation ecosystem Unbroken, and is aimed at improving the transport connection of the ecosystem with the city center.

Estimated value: €64.1 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: There already is
    Type of reconstruction: Reconstruction of a city street with the installation of a tram track
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Transport infrastructure facilities
    infrastructure

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Construction of an underground parking lot in the central part of Lviv

The goal of the project is to create new parking spaces in the central part of Lviv (E. Petrushevich Square) to solve the city's extremely acute parking problem.
The project will be implemented within the city square and involves its reconstruction. The project provides for the construction of a parking lot in one underground level, with a capacity of 100 parking spaces, of which up to 20 parking spaces will be equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles. The parking lot will additionally function as an underground shelter (bomb shelter).
A public-private partnership, namely a concession (DBFOM), is proposed as the project implementation model. The investor builds and manages an underground parking lot, and returns the investment by providing parking and charging services for electric vehicles. The term of the concession is 30 years.
Project status: preparation for the concession tender.

ESTIMATED COST: €4.6 MILLION

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: None
    Nature of reconstruction: Construction of a new infrastructure object
    Form of ownership of the project: Communal
  • Transport infrastructure facilities
    infrastructure

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    ПРОЄКТ МАЄ ІНВЕСТИЦІЙНУ ПРИВАБЛИВІСТЬ

Take care of the house

The project envisages the restoration of residential buildings that were damaged as a result of the massive rocket attack on the city of Lviv on September 4, 2024. As a result of this shelling, 7 people were killed, and more than 60 were injured. Also, 189 buildings were damaged, 19 of them architectural monuments. 20 buildings suffered significant damage, and unfortunately, some of them cannot be restored.
In order to restore the 20 most destroyed buildings, the Lviv City Council launched the initiative "Take a house under guardianship". As part of the initiative, benefactors can take care and restore one of the houses or partially finance one of the types of work. More than 30 Ukrainian and international companies will already participate in the initiative, however, due to significant destruction, some buildings still require significant funds for restoration.

Estimated cost: €1 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: Already have it
    Nature of the reconstruction: Partial
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Social infrastructure facilities (education, culture and sports)

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Construction of a crematorium in Lviv

The project envisages the construction of a crematorium to solve the problem of a constant shortage of free land in the city of Lviv for burials.
This will be not only the first crematorium in the city of Lviv, but also in the west of Ukraine. The nearest crematoria are in Kyiv and Odesa.
The project includes the construction of a crematorium and columbarium, arrangement of a recreation area and parking lot, engineering support of the territory.
For the implementation of the project, a land plot has been formed, design and estimate documentation has been developed, and building permit documents have been obtained.

ESTIMATED VALUE: €4.5 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: Already available
    The nature of the reconstruction: Full (rebuilding from 0)
    Form of ownership of the project: Municipal
  • Governance and provision of essential public (administrative) services

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Installation of a heat pump with a capacity of 15 MW at the discharge of sewage treatment facilities

The project envisages the installation of a heat pump with a capacity of 15 MW of heat at the discharge of sewage treatment facilities, to include the received heat in the centralized heating system.
The development of centralized heat supply is a priority of the city of Lviv. The use of heat pumps is one of the most relevant areas of development of heat generation in the context of decarbonization, electrification and the development of RES.
Sewage always has heat, which is now completely lost.
The heat pump at the sewage treatment facilities of Lviv will allow generating heat energy from the sewage to heat the homes of more than 50,000 residents of the northern part of the city. The efficiency for this type of pump reaches 3.5.

Estimated value: €9.5 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: Need help
    Character of rebuilding: Modernization
    Type of project ownership: Municipal
  • Energy supply facilities

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Modernization of sewage treatment facilities in the city of Lviv

Sewage treatment facilities of Lviv receive 350,000 m3 of sewage per day. In the human equivalent, pollution is 2 million and consumes about 80 MW*hours of electricity per day.
The project envisages the modernization of sewage treatment facilities by installing new sandblasters, replacing blowers and repairing some of the outdated equipment and structures. This will make it possible to urgently reduce the amount of nutrients in the discharge by 50%, as well as reduce electricity consumption by 30%.

ESTIMATED COST: €30 million

    Project cost estimate documentation: Already available.
    Nature of restoration: Modernization of nodes and parts
    Ownership form of the project: Municipal
  • Water supply and sewerage

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Construction of 20 MW of solar generation within the Lviv Energy Hub

The project envisages the creation of a sustainable power and heat generation center to provide critical infrastructure for the use of renewable energy sources.
The construction of a 20 MW gas-piston cogeneration plant for the production of electricity and heat, based on four Norwegian cogeneration plants, is in progress. This technology provides for the possibility of combining cogeneration plants with solar, wind and hydropower plants.
Within the framework of this project, the implementation of the second component is envisaged: the construction of SPP capacities with an inverter and electric energy storage. The capacity of the SES installation is 20 MW.

Estimated value: €10 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: Need help
    Character of rebuilding: Full (construction of a new facility)
    Ownership form of the project: Municipal
  • Energy supply facilities

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Construction of a combined steam and gas plant with a capacity of 100 MW

The project envisages the installation of a combined steam-gas plant with a capacity of 100 MW at the city's thermal power plant with maximum use of waste heat, which will satisfy up to half of the current demand for electricity in the city of Lviv and receive up to 70% of heat from cogeneration.

Estimated value: €100 million

    Design and estimate documentation of the project: Need help
    Character of rebuilding: Full (construction of a new facility)
    Ownership form of the project: Municipal
  • Energy supply facilities

PRIORITIES of international cooperation

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    The Lviv City Council launched the UNBROKEN Cities Network international initiative to support and develop rehabilitation in Ukraine. Its founders and first participants are the two British cities of Manchester and Liverpool. Currently, the initiative includes the cities of Rzeszów (Poland), Oslo (Norway), Trento (Italy), Aarhus (Denmark), Cannes (France) and Würzburg (Germany).
    New partnerships are being actively established with foreign cities during the war, in particular with the cities of Cannes (France), Würzburg (Germany), Aarhus (Denmark), Pula-Pola (Croatia), Reykjavik (Iceland), Kobe (Japan), Katowice ( Poland), Brno (Czech Republic), Frankfurt am Main (Germany), Mechelen (Belgium).
    Attracting private investments and grant funds to the Lviv community.
    Implementation of global and European development goals in the Lviv community.

Geographical features

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  • The total area is 31,560 hectares
    Lviv region

    Composition of the community:
    cities: Lviv, Vinnyky, Dublyany;
    urban-type settlements: Bryukhovychy, Rudne;
    villages: Malekhiv, Lysynychi, Pidbirtsi, Ryasne-Ruske, Podryasne, Mali Hrybovichi, Veliki Hrybovichi, Sytikhiv, Zbiranka, Hryada, Volya-Homuletska, Zashkiv, Zarudtsi, Zavadiv, Mali Podlisky

● Advantages of geographical location:
- 60 km to the border with the EU
- Crossroads of international transport routes
- Developed transport and logistics infrastructure
- The second largest international airport of the country

● Lviv will become the main TEN-T railway hub in Ukraine. All four TEN-T railway corridors in Ukraine will pass through Lviv
In 2025, the construction of the Eurorail from the Polish border (Mostysk) to the city of Lviv

Investment attractiveness

CONVENIENT LOCATION

    Gateway to the EU:
    The city is located 60 km from the border with the EU at the crossroads of international transport highways
    Transport and logistics center:
    Lviv is an automobile, railway and logistics center in the west of the country with an international airport

SAFE CITY

    The city is located 720 km from the nearest front line (Kherson region)
    Humanitarian hub of the country:
    - The city received more than 150,000 IDPs
    - National rehabilitation centers
    - The country's center for business relocation: more than 100 relocated companies moved to Lviv

TALENTED AND QUALIFIED SPECIALISTS

    The largest city in western Ukraine:
    The population of the Lviv community is close to 1 million people (as of 2024).
    Talented and educated youth:
    There are 27 universities in the city. More than 100,000 students study there
    Lviv is the youth capital of Europe 2025.

STRONG AND DEVELOPED ECONOMY

    The economic center of the west of the country:
    Lviv is the largest economic center in the west of the country, with a wide representation of international companies.
    Developed IT sector:
    About 600 IT companies and 51,000 employees work in the city. The IT industry generates 22.5% of the city's GRP

THE CITY IS COMFORTABLE TO LIVE IN

    Lviv is a hidden gem of Europe:
    Lviv remains an important tourist center, which before the corona crisis was visited annually by more than 2.5 million tourists.
    Lviv is a transparent city:
    Lviv received the highest status of "Transparent City" according to the rating of Transparency International Ukraine in 2022 and 2023

Investment attractiveness

Despite the war in Ukraine, Lviv remains one of the most attractive cities for investment in Ukraine for foreign investors, which is confirmed by international ratings and awards in 2022-2023:

    Youth Capital of Europe 2025
    3rd place in the European Capital of Innovation competition
    European Energy Award 2022 from the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs of the Swiss Confederation (SECO)
    Transparent city 2022, 2023 according to the rating of Transparency International Ukraine
    8th place among economically efficient European cities in the fDi’s Mid-Sized European Cities of the Future 2024 category in the fDi Intelligence rating

Available investment mechanisms:

    Industrial parks
    Public-private partnership and concession projects
    Інвестиційні проекти зі значними інвестиціями
    City investment projects
    Purchase and lease of urban land plots
  • The Lviv City Council has a separate department of investments and projects, which deals with the attraction and support of investors, the implementation of investment projects and the economic development of the city.

  • The Lviv City Council provides irrevocable financial support for businesses in the Lviv community during martial law.

1,000,000
residents of the community
(as of 01.01.2024)

    Strategic directions of development of the Lviv urban territorial community in the conditions of martial law
    Strategic Direction of Development of the Lviv Urban Territorial Community in the Conditions of Martial Law
    Breakthrough Strategies 2027
    Integrated concept of development: 2030
    Plan of sustainable mobility of Lviv
    Plan of "Green City" events for the city of Lviv
    Action plan for sustainable energy development and climate until 2030

Strategic directions of development of the Lviv community in the conditions of martial law:

  • Support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Provision of the needs of the Armed Forces, support of mil-tech productions and military training of residents

  • Resistance (Resilience). Ensuring uninterrupted operation of critical infrastructure and implementation of effective threat response mechanisms

  • Community unity. Support of public associations, volunteer communities and cluster associations, and development of the Lviv agglomeration

  • Development of the UNBROKEN ecosystem of humanity, medical associations, polyclinics and the veteran community

  • Innovative economy. Implementation of projects with a significant economic effect; synergy of educational institutions, business and research institutions; development of production and support of entrepreneurs

  • National-patriotic and sports education, new meanings in education and culture

  • Cooperation with international partners

implementation of strategic projects

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Unbroken National Rehabilitation Center

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

The goal is treatment, prosthetics, physical and psychological rehabilitation, housing and reintegration of Ukrainians.

What was done: In 2022-2023, the old building of the mission polyclinic was reconstructed into a modern rehabilitation center. The official opening took place in May 2023. The total area of ​​the rehabilitation center is 9,638 square meters. The number of floors is 7. The center can receive 10,000 patients per year.

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Center for prosthetics and orthotics Unbroken

Partners / participants / donors: Government of Germany and GIZ Ukraine.

The goal is to create a modern Center for Prosthetics and Orthotics of the international level, capable of providing high-quality and comprehensive assistance to people with amputated limbs, in particular, to military personnel and civilians who suffered as a result of the war.

What was done:
A modern one-story building with an area of ​​1,000 square meters was built. m, which includes a center for making prostheses, classrooms, rooms for fitting and testing prostheses, as well as a courtyard for relaxation. Modern equipment (AFT, Romedis) for the production of upper and lower limb prostheses with a total cost of 650,000 euros was installed. Every year, the Center manufactures prostheses for more than 1,200 people. The project provides training programs for prosthetists according to ISPO international standards with the support of the German government and GIZ Ukraine.

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Mother and Child Center "Unbroken Mothers"

Partners / participants / donors: Red Cross Society of Ukraine

The goal
is to create temporary housing for women with hope and mothers with children from the category of IDPs, their socialization and psychological rehabilitation.

What was done: The Center was built, which includes two two-story buildings with a total area of ​​1300 m2. The first residents moved here in the summer of 2022. 112 people can live here at the same time. The houses were built from wooden structures that were assembled on site. Bedrooms, laundry rooms, showers, toilets, rest rooms, children's areas, kitchens, dining rooms, and boiler rooms were arranged in each of them. There is a children's and observation deck, a lake, and sidewalks nearby. The recreation area near the Center became the winner of the New European Bauhaus Prize 2024 for architecture and design.

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Construction of social housing for wounded IDPs

Partners / participants / donors: European Commission, European Union in Ukraine, NEFKO

The goal
is to build temporary housing for IDPs undergoing rehabilitation at the UNBROKEN Center.

What was done:
The project involves the construction of eight six-story buildings, where up to 700 people will be able to live. Within the project, one-, two- and three-room campuses are provided in the houses, where people will be able to live together with their families. 19.5 million euros of grant funding from the European Commission was involved for the implementation of the project. The project is at the construction stage (the construction of the first of eight buildings is being completed).

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Rehabilitation center in Bryukhovychy

Partners/participants/donors: Central Asset Management Agency of the Government of Lithuania, Red Cross Society of Ukraine, German Society for International Cooperation GIZ.

The goal is
to increase the capacity of Lviv to provide rehabilitation services by creating one of the largest rehabilitation centers in western Ukraine. The center will be part of the Unbroken rehabilitation ecosystem.

What was done:
more than 10 million euros were raised for the implementation of the project and construction work began on the reconstruction and expansion of the existing hospital into a rehabilitation center.

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UNBROKEN educational hub

Partners/Participants/Donors: United Nations Development Programme, UNHCR and the German municipality of Murnau am Staffelsee.

The goal
is to create a modern space for training doctors and medical practice for students on the basis of the Unbroken rehabilitation center. The project also aims to support relocated medical enterprises.

What was done:
an educational hub with a total area of ​​450 square meters was built. A tender for preferential rent for relocated medical businesses was held. Educational facilities have been arranged and a continuous education program for doctors and students of medical universities is being implemented.

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Industrial park "Sygnivka"

Partners/participants/donors: Alterra Group (managing company of the industrial park)

The goal
- the project provides for the construction of an industrial park on the territory of 30 hectares, which will contain more than 150,000 sq. m. production areas, as well as the creation of a public center with a scientific and technological center and a business incubator.

Specialization of the industrial park:
processing industry. The initiator of the creation was the Lviv City Council.
What was done: In December 2023 the management company started the construction of the first stage of the industrial park (27,000 m²), which will be put into operation at the beginning of 2025.

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Research center for engineering students

Partners/participants/donors: Lviv IT Cluster

The goal
is the reconstruction of a communal building in the center of Lviv (area 1,356 square meters) and the creation of a Research Center for engineering and IT students. The research center will contain 11 laboratories in current engineering areas, as well as open spaces, lectures, and meeting rooms. Access to the Center's laboratories and consumables will be free for students. A program of mentoring and support of students' scientific projects will operate within the Research Center.

What was done:
An investment competition was held and the winner was determined - Lviv IT Cluster, with which an investment contract was concluded on the implementation of the project. Over the course of 3.5 years, the investor will completely reconstruct the buildings and start equipping the laboratories. The total project implementation period is 7 years.

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Creation of a bookstore in the center of Lviv

Partners/participants/donors: Chuven Publishing House (LLV Publishing House of the Lviv Media Forum)

The purpose of the project:
reconstruction of a communal premises in the center of Lviv (area of ​​382.2 square meters) and the creation of a bookstore with a reading room and artistic elements in it. The bookstore will contain three halls, a co-working area for presentations, discussions and workshops.

What was done:
an investment competition was held and the winner was determined - "Cheven" publishing house, with which an investment contract was concluded on the implementation of the project. The investor started repair and restoration works in the premises. Completion of the project is planned for 2025.

directions of development of the local economy

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Priority areas of economic development of the Lviv urban territorial community:

    Healthcare industry (Med tech)
    Defense industry (Military tech)
    Mechanical engineering (Automotive)
    IT and business services
    Food industry
    Light industry

industry

Lviv is the largest economic and industrial center in western Ukraine.
The key branches of industry are food, light, woodworking industry and mechanical engineering.

Engineering

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Concern Electron

Food industry

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"Nestle Ukraine" LLC "Nestle Business Service in Europe"

Brewing

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PJSC "Carlsberg Ukraine"

Construction industry

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LLC "Onur Construction International"

Pharmaceutics

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JSC "Halychpharm"

Food industry

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Enzym Company PJSC

Food industry

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"Kormotekh" LLC

Engineering

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LLC "СVG Ukraine"

Engineering

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Fujikura Automotiv Ukraine-Lviv LLC

Food industry

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PJSC "Concern Khlibprom"

Instrumentation

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Prana Platinum LLC

Pulp and paper industry

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"Cardboard and Paper Company" LLC

Light industry

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ТОВ “Хйорт Кнудсен Україна”

Light industry

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ДП "Грін Коттон Груп Львів"

Wood industry

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ТзОВ "ФАКРО Львів"

destruction

List of damaged and destroyed objects in the Lviv community:

    Objects of Ukrainian industry of various forms of ownership - 48
    Other objects - 56
    Educational institutions - 18
    Healthcare institutions - 3
    Sports facilities - 2
    Hotels, restaurants - 4
    Multi-apartment residential buildings (including minor damage) – 544
    Private residential buildings - 51
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LVIV COMMUNITY INVITES YOU TO COOPERATE FOR RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT

Andrii Ivanovych Sadovy

Mayor of Lviv

79006, Ukraine, Lviv, square Market, 1
Phone: +38032-254-6006
Email: au.vog.yticvivl%40tsevni

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