Severodonetsk city territorial community

projects priorities of international cooperation geographical features investment attractiveness demography implementation of strategic projects directions of development of the local economy contacts

“Revival Quarter”

The project envisions the construction of four 4-story residential buildings (25,600 m², 512 apartments) to accommodate 1,536 internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The goal is to preserve the community’s human potential, create conditions for the return of professionals, and provide housing for internally displaced persons.

Estimated budget: €56,000,000

Project Initiator: Sievierodonetsk City Military Administration

Implementer, balance holder: Municipal Enterprise "Sievierodonetsk Investment and Development Agency"

Project Partner: Ukrainka City Council

Social infrastructure

Restoration and expansion of the Sievierodonetsk City Multidisciplinary Hospital

The project includes three components: improving hospital accessibility for patients with limited mobility, renovating and equipping a room for a CT scanner, and purchasing a digital mammograph for early detection of breast cancer.

Estimated budget: €747,000

Project Initiator: Sievierodonetsk City Military Administration

Implementer, balance holder: Municipal Non-Commercial Enterprise “Sievierodonetsk City Multidisciplinary Hospital”

Social infrastructure

Center for Social Support and Rehabilitation of Veterans and Children's Health “Lisova Dacha”

The project includes three areas:● Children’s health camp● Rehabilitation for male and female veterans, as well as individuals affected by the aggression of the Russian Federation● Housing and job opportunities for community members

Estimated budget: €21,000,000

Project Initiator: Sievierodonetsk City Military Administration

Project implementer: Sievierodonetsk City Military Administration

Balance holder: KP "Sievierodonetsk Agency for Investment and Development"

Social infrastructure

Comprehensive support for veterans: recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration

Establishment and support of community cohesion and IDP support centers

Providing affordable housing for community residents

Restoring the community’s vital functions after its de-occupation

Total area – 72,685 ha
Luhansk region
Community composition:City of Siverskodonetsk
Urban-type settlements: Borivske, Syrotine, Voronove, Metolkino
Settlements: Lisna Dacha, Pavlohrad, Synetskyi
Villages: Bobrove, Borovenky, Voievodivka, Gavrilivka, Yepifanivka, Nyzhniy Sukhodil, Nova Astrakhan, Oleksandrivka, Oskolonivka, Purdivka, Smolyanove, Chabanivka

● Proximity to Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia● Major highways passing through Sievierodonetsk: Luhansk – Sievierodonetsk, Sievierodonetsk – Starobilsk, Sievierodonetsk – Holubivka, Sievierodonetsk – Bakhmut● 2 main railway stations: Lysychansk, Rubizhne

Presentation of community potential
Demonstrating opportunities for recovery and further development of the territory.

Establishing partnerships
Building contacts with international donors, investors, and organizations for joint project implementation.

Securing support
Obtaining technical and financial assistance for the reconstruction of infrastructure, housing, medical, and educational facilities.

Showcasing community achievements
Presenting successful examples of medical facility relocation, humanitarian initiatives, and housing projects for IDPs.

Seeking new partners
Engaging stakeholders in the implementation of key initiatives — “Luhansk City,” social rehabilitation center, “Revival Quarter,” etc.

Positioning the community internationally
Confirming the status of an active participant in Ukraine’s recovery, open to cooperation and innovation.

Shared goal with partners
Restoring cities and creating decent living conditions for all residents — both those in evacuation and those awaiting return home.

Investment attractiveness in case of de-occupation

Favorable location in the center of the eastern region with high logistical potential.

Qualified workforce — strong human resources in industry, energy, healthcare, and education.

Opportunities for “green” and innovative investments — areas include energy efficiency, waste recycling, agro-processing, and digitalization.

Creation of industrial parks
● Industry and manufacturing: construction materials, plastics, food products.
● Energy: production of electricity and heat.
● Science and agro-processing: research activities, processing and storage of agricultural products.

Available land plots
● Greenfield and brownfield investment
● For agricultural activities
Chemical industry
production of fertilizers, chemicals, rubber, plastics, and non-metallic mineral products
Research and engineering activities
● Training of qualified specialists
● Services for technological, thermal power, and electrical equipment
Computer equipment
● Production of computers, electronic, and optical products
● Strong pool of IT faculty students

STRATEGIC GOALS OF THE COMMUNITY

SMART – transformation of the economy and restoration of the community’s investment attractiveness.
Quality of Life for PEOPLE – safety, environmental sustainability, and smart energy solutions.
Human Development – through innovative governance and building trust in authorities

Shelter for Families and IDPs of the Sievierodonetsk Community

A stationary service (department) providing shelter for families with children and individuals affected by the armed conflict, including IDPs registered at the Sievierodonetsk City Social Services Center (Samar, Dnipropetrovsk region). Currently, 23 people (16 families) are residing in the shelter.

IDP Support Hubs of Luhansk Region in Dnipro and Ternopil

In the cities of Dnipro and Ternopil, two hubs have been established and equipped to meet the humanitarian, social, and cultural needs of internally displaced persons from Luhansk region who fled areas of active hostilities and occupation—approximately 2,400 families, the majority of whom are women, children, and elderly people.

Housing for IDPs: Housing for internally displaced persons

The project is being implemented in cooperation with IOM and the Ministry for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine.Its goal is to provide housing for IDPs from the Severodonetsk community.In the Drohobych and Kamianka-Buzka communities of Lviv region, construction of the “Revival Quarter” is underway—a residential complex designed for 1,500–2,000 people, including a medical facility, school, administrative service center (CNAP), and shelter.

Entrepreneurship and Industry

Investment Attractiveness and Foreign Economic Relations

Energy Efficiency and Environmental Sustainability

Social Infrastructure and Human Capital

InfrastructureReconstruction

Support and Stimulation of Small and Medium-sized Businesses

The Severodonetsk Community Invites International Partners to Collaborate for Development and European Integration

yevhenia boiko

Head of the Sivers'kdonetsk City Military Administration

Postal address: 04073, Kyiv, P.O. Box 101
Contact phone numbers (business days):
+38 050 484 00 18
+38 066 283 81 82
+38 095 139 19 78
Email address: au.vog.adar-des%40acv