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["PLUA.04.01-IP.01-0001/24","Cooperation beyond borders - Small Projects Fund on the Polish-Ukrainian border.","The current cross-border cooperation on the Polish-Ukrainian border between various entities from the public sector, civil society, and primarily residents, is not very intensive. It is based primarily on contacts and relations established over the years, which have rather limited scope and potential, considering the vast area covered by the Programme and the current situation in Ukraine. A new impetus and bottom-up initiatives are needed to achieve the goal of promoting and supporting the establishment of new contacts, relationships, and initiatives at the interpersonal level, in order to achieve long-term cooperation. Taking such actions will help to significantly increase trust and establish new interpersonal relations among the residents of the Programme area. Additionally, it should be emphasized that the Russian invasion of Ukraine has significantly changed and limited the cooperation between institutions and residents of the border region, thereby requiring additional measures to address new challenges. The war and its consequences have had a profound impact on the situation in the Ukrainian part of the Programme area. It has also caused an unprecedented influx of refugees to Poland. The response to these needs and challenges is the implementation of the SPF, the main objective of which is to build mutual trust, in particular by encouraging interpersonal activities through the implementation of small projects. The specific objectives of the SPF include: - increasing the use of cultural/natural heritage and the development of education, integration of border residents and building mutual trust and good neighbourly relations. The achievement of this project objective will be achieved through the implementation and execution of small cross-border projects and shall directly translate into achieving the objective of the Programme in the field of supporting cross-border development processes at the border of Poland and Ukraine, and it will also enable the achievement of product and result indicators assigned to the SPF. Small projects implemented in the Polish-Ukrainian border region are directly aimed at the residents of the border area, thereby serving the local community, activating it for cooperation, strengthening contacts, as well as building and reinforcing a common identity. Small projects will primarily focus on: Integration of residents of the Programme area in the field of arts and culture; - Cross-border cooperation in the field of education; - Integration and capacity-building initiatives in the field of health and safety;\nEligible activities shall include: \n- organizing events and initiatives involving the target audience in joint cultural and creative leisure activities, joint actions by cultural and artistic institutions, as well as cross-border NGOs;\n-\tjoint protection and promotion of cultural and artistic heritage;\n-\tjoint socio-cultural and artistic integration of people with special needs;\n-\tadaptation of innovative educational and scientific technologies, as well as solutions in the cross-border region;\n-\tjoint creation of a new, accessible, cross-border educational offer for people of all ages;\n-\testablishing official initiatives of institutional cooperation, youth exchanges, trainings, and seminars;\n-\tdeveloping and implementing systemic solutions and actions in order to facilitate the integration of Ukrainian children and students in Polish educational and welfare institutions;\n-\tjoint initiatives to promote regular medical check-ups and updating aspects of hygiene and public health;\n-\tawareness-raising and capacity-building activities for local communities in the field of first aid in remote border areas, practical small-scale solutions, and synergies in cross-cutting healthcare and emergency situations topics.","2025-06-03","2027-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_4) Cooperation","ISO6.3. Build up mutual trust, in particular by encouraging people-to-people actions (strands A, D and, where appropriate, strand B)","PO6 (ISO1) A better cooperation governance","173 Enhancing institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders to implement territorial cooperation projects and initiatives in a cross-border, transnational, maritime and inter-regional context","N",5679272.21,"ERDF",5111345,90,null,"Rzeszów","PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","The project addresses the problem of and growing number and intensity of large-scale forest fires caused by global climate change in the UA-PL cross-border region, and the insufficient capacity of fire services on both sides of the border to to provide an effective and coordinated response. Based on available data combined with the the results of daily activities of fire rescue and emergency services of both states, this process will be progressing.\nThe project aims to prevent ecosystem disturbance and species loss, economic damage in the Carpathian region due to large-scale forest fires by creating new and integrating existing regional instruments to prevent and respond to global threats, by creating a unique transboundary regional UA-PLnetwork.\nThis network will be based on common solutions,which componentswill complement each other as part of one response and protection mechanism:\n- developing Joint Instruction,setting unified standard operating procedures on interaction for Ukrainian and Polish fire and emergency response institutions;\n- establishing common system for Monitoring and Elimination of Forest Fires in the Carpathian region - multifunctional Geographic Information System;\n- upgrading existing infrastructure and equipment for forest fire management and their integration into a single network of centers and subcentres forming 24 hour monitoring and control clusters\n- holding Joint trainings.\nThe Project activities will promote adaptation to climate change adaptation, risk prevention and disaster \n\nAs a result of the project implementation the following indicators will be achieved:\nRCO\n\n81. Participations in joint actions across borders: 86 participants of 2 conferences; 500 participants of the trainings\nRCO\n\n116. Jointly developed solutions: 2 solutions will be developed: Joint Instruction and GIS system for joint monitoring \nPLRO\n\n041. Number of units of rescue services equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment - 5 units\nPLRO\n\n042. Number of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment - 8 items\nPLRO\n\n150. Number of participants of the trainings for the institutions - 500 participants\nRCR\n\n36. Population benefiting from wildfire protection measures - 5 760 965 people\n\nOverall the project is designed to create sustainable improvements in forest fire management ( prevention and response) across Carpathian cross border region, with lasting benefits for all involved target groups and potential for replication in other regions.","2024-07-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",5959985.89,"ERDF",5363987.3,90,null,"Rzeszów, Ternopil, Uzhhorod, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/24","Joint development of accessible and resilient health care for elderly and disabled patients of Bialystok and Volyn hospitals","The project is a joint response of Autonomous Health Maintenance Organization Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok and the municipal enterprise “Volyn Regional Hospital of War Veterans” to the insufficient access to modern and effective health care, especially for elderly and disabled people, in Białystok and Volyn regions.\nThe project overall objective is to improve accessibility and resilience of cross border health care for elderly and disabled people through modernization of Białystok and Volyn hospitals’ infrastructure and equipment.\nOverall project objective will be achieved through:\n- improvement of treatment base for elderly and disabled patients by purchase of specialized medical equipment for both hospitals and modernisation of hospital departments\n- supporting of resilience of public health systems by joint development and sharing of treatment methodologies for elderly or disabled patients in hospitals and dissemination and exchange of good practices and knowledge between medical staff\n- supporting the family members of patients in care of elderly and disabled people (consultations, information campaign) in Partner’s hospitals.\nThe health care for elderly and disabled people, including those who have suffered from wars will be more efficient, average length of stay in internal medicine department will shorten. Modernisation of hospital premises will create better conditions for treatment, increased hygienic conditions will decrease possibility of nosocomial infections, purchase of medical equipment enabling certain examinations directly at the patient’s bed and facilitating self-mobility will speed up recovery and hospital stay will be shortened. The modernized hospital wards will be adapted to the elderly people and people with disabilities needs and more accessible.\nThe target group of the Project will be both Partners hospitals and their employees, while the final beneficiaries of the Project will be the patients of the partner hospitals. The patient group consists of the inhabitants of the borderland region as well as tourists and any individuals in the emergency situations; also refugees staying in the cross border area.\n\nThe impact of the project concerns improvement of accessibility and resilience of health services – the problem important for both sides of the Polish-Ukrainian border through modernization of infrastructure, purchase of specialized medical equipment, professional development of doctors and specialists taking part in the project and sharing their knowledge with the foreign partners, support for patients’ families and caretakers. Jointly developed by hospitals from both countries methodologies base on experiences and knowledge of specialists and institutions from both sides of the border and show a clear cross-border value, impossible to achieve without this cooperation, reflecting joint approach of both hospitals and generating synergy effect. Developed methodologies will allow to take care and treat elderly patients with regard to their specificity, special needs and multi-morbidity in different hospital wards in situation, when specialist care in geriatric wards is limited. Developed solutions, sent to medical institutions in the Programme area, accessible on Partners’ websites, will be a useful tool of medical care in the Programme area. Medical staff from both sides will work together during workshops and working group activities, using and exchange their everyday experience for finding the best solutions for better health care services. Direct meetings and online consultations of medical staff during trainings, workshops and working group works will result in mutual learning and creating new solutions and modern approaching to the problems, which could be disseminated in the Programme area.","2024-07-01","2026-06-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",3436523.33,"ERDF",3092871,90,null,"Lutsk, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0001/24","Creation of Cross-Border Centers for Preventive Examinations in Lubelskie and Volyn Regions","Unfavourable socio-demographic phenomena are visible in the program area, which, thanks to undertaking cross-border cooperation, can be a starting point for joint actions and tackling challenges. Common problems, especially in the field of health protection, can be solved jointly by partner regions. In the area of health, the following challenges are observed:\n\n\n1.\tAn aging society and unfavourable demographic forecasts in both regions, an increasing number of post-working age people with multiple diseases. Cancer is one of the main causes of death, especially in the context of an aging population and limited access to health care. In some areas of both regions, access to preventive examinations is limited.\n\n\n2.\tLow awareness of preventive health care: in both regions, the public's awareness of the need for regular preventive examinations is too low. Education and information campaigns are essential to convince residents to participate in such activities.\n\n\n3.\tLow level of interregional cooperation in the field of health: interregional cooperation in the field of health is insufficient so far and shows great potential. The project aims to create a platform for mutual exchange of experiences and best practices in the field of preventive health care.\nThanks to the planned infrastructural activities and additional equipment, the health infrastructure will be supported, which will improve and access health care in the program area and will contribute to mitigating the effects of unfavourable demographic changes in the common area.\nOverall objective of the project is establishing the Center for Disease Prevention and Health Promotion in Lublin and Center for Center of Preventive Examinations and Rehabilitation in Lutsk, what will contribute to increasing access to broadly understood preventive care in cross-border areas, constituting a significant step in solving problems in the field of public health. Centers for Preventive Research will serve as key places to achieve this goal, providing access to examinations and diagnostics for the inhabitants of the Lubelskie Voivodeship and Volyn Oblast. The Centers mentioned above will be separated as interdisciplinary units in the structure of: Voivodship Occupational Medicine Center, Prevention and Treatment Unit in Lublin (VOMC in Lublin) and Mother and Child Hospital in Lutsk (MCH in Lutsk), respectively.\nThe infrastructural part of the project includes renovation and purchase of equipment used to provide health services and preventive measures. This action increases the potential of units in the above-mentioned areas and contributes to increasing the availability and quality of health services provided in the field of outpatient specialist care and medical rehabilitation for the inhabitants of both regions.\nIt is planned to develop and implement prevention programs in order to increase awareness of the importance of preventive actions and health promotion among the local inhabitant.\nThe project is addressed to the inhabitants of the Lubelskie Voivodeship and the Volyn Oblast, who will be able to use the infrastructure and widely understood preventive activities.\nThe project is addressed to the medical staff of beneficiaries, who, thanks to cooperation and mutual training, will be able to exchange experiences and knowledge, which may lead to an increasing the quality of services and the development of new innovative approaches in the field of preventive health care.\nCross-border action is particularly important and valuable in the context of geographical proximity and similar challenges faced by both regions. Cooperation between them will allow for the use of common resources, exchange of knowledge and experience, and increase in the effectiveness of activities in the field of preventive health care. In addition, the cross-border approach has the potential to bring the communities of both regions closer together.","2024-08-01","2027-01-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","160 Measures to improve the accessibility, effectiveness and resilience of healthcare systems (excluding infrastructure)","N",4166000,"ERDF",3749400,90,null,"Lutsk, Lublin","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0033/23","Wild life in a big city: protection and promotion of wild nature and biodiversity in Lutsk and Rzeszów","Under the project the partner cities aim to tackle the challenge of poor biodiversity in urban areas. This results from lack of conditions to preserve wild nature and foster biodiversity, insufficient care and knowledge of inhabitants about wild nature and biodiversity. \nProject partners aim to reach the overall objective – to enhance protection and promotion of wild nature and biodiversity in Lutsk and Rzeszów by implementing cross-border solutions of renovating nature sites and raising environmental awareness. To reach the objective the following activities will be implemented.\nThe partners will renovate the nature sites in Lutsk and Rzeszów.\nLead Partner will create a natural park on the bank of the Styr River in Lutsk. The site belongs to the Emerald Network and covers the area of 10 hectars. Currently this territory is abandoned, abundant in invasive species of trees and bushes, with no prospects for biodiversity. Solid thickets and floodings in spring and during heavy rains do not allow to use this territory for deductive aim by people. To create a natural park Lead Partner will carry out a complex of renovation works.\nAs a result of works animals, birds, insects will receive the favourable areas to live and reproduce. Lutsk citizens will receive a place for environmental integration: to observe, investigate and interact with nature.\n \nProject partner will take protective measures in \"Lisia Góra\" reserve in Rzeszów. The reserve covers an area of approx. 8.49 ha. and was created to preserve old oak trees with numerous ancient pedunculate oaks. The reserve is located on the left bank of the Wisłok River. \nProject Partner will develop an inventory of \"Lisia Góra\" reserve. On the basis of the developed under the project inventory and the existing protection plan, a detailed plan of works will be developed and maintenance services will be carried out within “Lisia Góra” nature reserve. As a result of these measures the protected old oaks will receive the favorable conditions to develop. The Project Partner will carry out modernization of the existing educational path along with the renovation of the escarpment fence and marking of the pedestrian route in the \"Lisia Góra\" nature reserve.\n\nPopulation of both cities, especially children, will benefit from renovated nature sites as they will receive the areas to interact, explore and take care of wild nature, to learn more about different and protected specimens of trees and animals. \n\nThe environmental awareness of the population of Lutsk and Rzeszów will be raised through joint educational activities: cross-border brain quiz (for students of schools aged 15-17), Green Picnic and products of educational cross-border campaigns: puzzle (for children aged 4-5), board game (for students of primary schools), online quiz and 3 electronic posters with articles in social networks. \n\nThe Lutsk authorities will benefit from developed solution – Concept for preservation of nature sites, reserves and territories of the Emerald Network in Lutsk. The document as result of joint elaborations of partners will become the roadmap for development of nature sites in Lutsk.\n\nSpecialists of partner cities will improve their qualification through exchange of expertise. The other specialists of the topic will benefit from disseminated for free electronic booklet comprising reports from the project Conference of experts.\n\nDeveloped project logo, produced promotional materials, created joint video about the project activities will promote the partnership, the project, the Programme, the donor as well as contribute to environmental effect of the project. \n\nThe project foresees cross-border approach as all the activities will be implemented in close cooperation between the partners. Having different experience, similar intentions, the partners will gain best from each other in order to reach the highest results.","2024-09-16","2026-09-15","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1333676.01,"ERDF",1200308.41,90,null,"Rzeszów, Lutsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","The planned project relates to Priority 2 \"Health\" and is covered by specific objective \n\n2.1 \"Ensuring equal access to health care and supporting the resilience of health care systems, including primary health care and promoting the transition from institutional care to family and community care\" of the Interreg NEXT Program Poland-Ukraine 2021-\n\n2027.\nThe main objective of the project is to establish a platform for cooperation to improve the quality of healthcare and reduce inequalities in access to modern diagnostics and effective treatment of patients from the regions of the Lubelskie Voivodeship (PL), Lviv Oblast and Volyn Oblast (UA).\nThe main objective will be achieved through the following specific objectives:\nI) Increasing the use of digital tools in health care.\nThe goal will be achieved through the following activities:\n1) Development and implementation of a cross-border cooperation platform \"HEALTH BRIDGES\" between partners using digital tools and solutions as a space for cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian doctors\n2) Creation of a cross-border electronic platform as a tool supporting the implementation of training and consultation activities, allowing for diagnosis and consultation of complex medical cases in real time and the exchange of good practices in the areas covered by the project,\nII) Increasing the quality of diagnostic and treatment services provided by project partners (hospitals). The objective will be implemented through the following activities:\n1) equipping the diagnostic and treatment base of the project partners with medical equipment for the training of training participants and for the diagnosis and treatment of patients,\n2) adapting the premises of the Department and Clinic of Dermatology, Venereology and Pediatric Dermatology in the University Clinical Hospital No. 1 in Lublin in order to improve the quality of health care for patients.\n3) Establishment of the Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Cancer Diseases\nIII) Increasing the level of knowledge, skills and qualifications of Polish and Ukrainian academics and medical staff of hospitals in the field of health care within 4 specializations: dermato-oncology/dermatology, surgery, ophthalmology, anaesthesiology.\nThe objective will be implemented through the following activities:\n1) organization and conduct of trainings, workshops and study visits using the purchased equipment\n2) organization of a conference summarizing the project\nThe project will be implemented in the period from August 1, 2024 to July 31, \n\n2026.\nThe project is part of the 1, 2, 5 and 6 initiative of Priority II Health.\nThe material scope of the project consists of 5 substantive tasks:\n1)Work package 1 - Modernization of premises in the building of the University Clinical Hospital No. 1 in Lublin for the needs of Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Cancer Diseases\n2)Work package 2 - Creation and operation of a cooperation platform for telediagnostics, training, workshops and consultations \"HEALTH BRIDGES\"\n3)Work package 3 - Retrofitting health care facilities for the needs of diagnostics and patient examinations and conducting training activities\n4)Work package 4 - Organization and conduct of trainings, workshops and study visits\n5)Work package 5 - Promotion, communication and publicity\nThe project will cover the area of the Lublin Voivodeship (PL) as well as the Lviv and Volyn Oblasts (UA). The project is complementary and will be implemented by 5 partners, including 2 partners from Poland and 3 partners from Ukraine (3 universities and 2 hospitals).","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","131 Digitalisation in health care","N",2410869.28,"ERDF",2012327.83,83.47,null,"Lutsk, Lublin, Lviv","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0053/23","Safe sewerage for healthy environment: cross-border solutions of Lutsk and Białystok","Under the project partners aim to tackle the common challenge of unsafe sewage systems in the cities of Lutsk and Białystok. This results from poor technical condition of existing large sewage collectors, situated in densely populated districts of the cities in close vicinity to rivers Styr in Lutsk and Biała in Białystok. Failures and numerous leaks in sewage collectors cause groundwater pollution, result in higher costs for maintenance of sewage collectors and olfactory inconvenience for population living and working near leaky sewage collectors. Exfiltration (penetration) of sewage from leaky sewers into ground poses direct threat of sewage entering Styr and Biała rivers and their contamination. Overgrowth of shrub and tree roots at pipe junctions causes disruptions in sewage flow, enlarging leaks, and posing a direct threat to collector pipe damage. If no measures taken, this will finally lead to big cracks in sewage pipes, and respectively ecological disaster.\n\nUnsafety of sewage systems results also from insufficient technical resources of partners. Lead Partner does not have TV inspection device thus faces troubles with examination of the sewage system, delays in detection of problems, which is crucial for environment, well-being of residents and functioning of the city. Project Partner is in need of monitoring equipment for ensuring proper work of the modernized under the project sewage collectors.\n\nPartners lack qualified personnel to ensure safe functioning of sewerage involving modern technologies.\n\nAnother challenge is insufficient public awareness regarding environmental care, rational water treatment, proper usage of sewer lines, etc, which results in unsafety of sewage system because of clogging of sewage lines.\n\nProject partners aims to reach the overall objective - to reduce threats to the environment, especially rivers, and contribute to environmental health by introducing measures for safe functioning of sewage systems in Lutsk and Białystok. \n\nOverall objective will be reached though taking the following measures: modernization of sewage collectors, located in densely populated residential districts of Lutsk and Białystok near rivers Styr and Biała; purchase of sewerage supportive equipment for timely detection of problems and monitoring the sewage systems; conduction of capacity building activities for partners’ personnel; introduction of multilateral educational and promotional means: cross-border campaign “Sewerage is not a garbage bin”, Ecospace in Lutsk.\n\nProject is a complex solution contributing to safety of sewage systems in Lutsk and Białystok, beneficial to environment and many target groups.\nWaters of rivers Styr in Lutsk and Biała in Białystok will be protected because of modernized sewage collectors.\n\nEffectiveness of waste water treatment services will be raised due to partners' usage of sewerage supportive equipment: mobile teleinspection laboratory in Lutsk and wastewater flow meters in Białystok.\n\nState of waste water management in Lutsk and Białystok will be improved due to raised qualification of partners’ specialist through gaining and exchange of expertise during conference, training and study visits. \n\nEnvironmental awareness of population of Lutsk and Białystok will be raised through multilateral educational and promotional means: activities of cross-border campaign “Sewerage is not a garbage bin”, water treatment Ecospace in Lutsk. \n\nPopulation of Lutsk and Białystok will benefit from safe sewage system, proper sewage services, absence of olfactory inconvenience.\n\nDeveloped project logo, produced promotional materials will promote partnership, project, Programme, donor as well as contribute to environmental effects of the project. \n\nProject foresees cross-border approach as all activities will be implemented in close cooperation between partners, will be beneficial to both partners and will bring considerable environmental effects on both sides of the border.","2024-09-17","2026-09-16","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2629811.34,"ERDF",2366830.21,90,null,"Białystok, Lutsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","The project Interreg4water was prepared in partnership between the city of Garwolin, the commune of Mokobody, the city of Brody and the Carpathian Euroregion association, and shall be considered as a joint, complex response to the identified common problems and needs of participants from the cross border area i.e.:\n- inadequate sanitary sewage system and wastewater treatment which cause negative consequences for the environment and have essential influence on the quality of living of inhabitants in Garwolin, Mokobody and Brody area.\n- lack of inhabitants' awareness of proper water management, conservation and treatment. It is particularly important to shape the right attitudes among the youngest residents (children, school and high school students), who in the future will be responsible for shaping local policies and functioning of cities in an increasingly difficult ecological situation caused, among others, by global warming.\n- moderate capacity of local units and key stakeholders involved into wastewater management. The awareness of the existing challenges and directions of development is a key factor in maintain sustainable water management in the Program area.\nThe main goal of the joint project is increasing of the environmental protection and the quality of life of inhabitants of the cross-border area through development of sewage infrastructure and improving sustainable water management as well as ecological awareness. \nAs a result of project implementation, the sewage system in Garwolin (2,92 km length) and Mokobody (4,728 km length) will be expanded, and the outdated and inefficient sewage treatment plant in Brody will be modernized and developed. In addition, a number of soft activities will be carried out aimed at increasing the ecological awareness of the inhabitants of the participating cities, with particular emphasis on young people. The project also includes the development of common concepts and strategies as well as the exchange of experience and training for employees of institutions dealing with water resources and wastewater management, which will significantly increase the competences of public entities in this area.\nThanks to the cross-border partnership and the opportunities offered under the INTERRG NEXT Poland-Ukraine 2021-2027 Programme, it will be possible to implement both the investment component and unique soft activities of a common cross-border nature. \nProject plan and approach is straightforward and include the involvement of all participants to the common activities from the project beginning supported by transparent promotional campaigns in order to inform all communities on the joint cross border initiative.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2498417.9,"ERDF",2248576.11,90,null,"Brody, Lviv, Mokobody, Garwolin, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0097/23","Implementation of the Prevention programme of the digestive tract diseases on the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area through the use of highly specialized medical equipment and telemedicine tools.","The project seeks to solve key common problems facing the Polish-Ukrainian border area in terms of accessibility to highly specialized and quality health care services in light of the changing demographic-economic-political situation, in particular: \n-\tunderinvestment in equipment of medical entities;\n-\tadaptation of medical solutions to the needs of the aging population due to their limited mobility and dispersion of urban centers through the use of telemedicine tools;\n-\tthe need to continuously improve the knowledge, qualifications and skills of medical personnel due to the constant advances in diagnosis, treatment and prevention in the field of gastroenterology, particularly colorectal cancer; \n-\tthe application of artificial intelligence in the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases; \n-\tthe need to carry out information and education activities aimed at residents of the cross-border area with regard to prevention and spreading knowledge;\n-\tabout the necessity of taking preventive measures (informational, educational) combined with basic diagnostic tests for gastrointestinal diseases in the borderland; \nThe main goal is to minimize or relatively even out the deficits in medical care of patients struggling with gastrointestinal diseases through close cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian medical personnel and implementation of a systemic common approach to the patient by increasing the substantive knowledge of residents and medical personnel and increasing the quality of services provided through the purchase of innovative, highly specialized endoscopy equipment. \nTo achieve the main goal leads a series of activities aimed at the cooperation of institutions, specialists and residents, including the implementation of cross-border monitoring of cancer prevention care under which we will:\t\n-\tsystemically register patients and communicate between Partners ensuring effective medical consultation and exchange of experience and knowledge between medical personnel through the implementation of the PAaCS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) (implementation of the system in participating Hospitals); \n-\tstrengthen the transfer of substantive knowledge of the area's medical personnel by organizing two two-day training courses on gastrointestinal diseases for 50 doctors and medical auxiliary staff in Bialystok and Lviv; \n-\tsupport the knowledge of borderland residents on prevention, diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases, including healthy lifestyle patterns, risk factors and symptoms of gastrointestinal diseases through the organization of two conferences;\n-\tcreate educational tools on gastrointestinal diseases by designing a trilingual educational platform with an e-learning package; \n-\tconduct a pilot prevention program for 250 vulnerable people living in the border area;\nThe target group will be residents of Podlaskie Voivodeship and Lviv region, including primarily people over 45 years of age. Direct participants of the project will be doctors, medical personnel, patients, as well as participants of educational-preventive-diagnostic activities.\nThe objectives of the project address common challenges facing the Polish-Ukrainian border area, affect the medical care of the borderland through the implementation of a systemic solution. In addition, they are excellent as a communication foundation in further improving mutual understanding, cooperation and coexistence of the inhabitants of the common border region. \nAs a result, it is planned to increase cross-border integration of medical communities and institutionalize a cross-border treatment model based on quality management data using the application of product and scientific innovations in the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",1314037.68,"ERDF",1182633.91,90,null,"Mostiska, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0048/23","Cross-border development of water supply and sewerage system - Good Water Tyczyn - Pustomyty","The common goal and the expected change is to improve the quality of residents’ lifes and adapting Tyczyn (TM) and Pustomyty (PST) to changing climatic conditions by increasing the availability of good water and protecting the natural environment of the borderland from pollution through the development of the sewage system. Poland (SDG report 2022) has very poor renewable freshwater resources (1600 m³/person/year). This is one of the lowest values in the EU (3 times less than average). The situation in UA is even worse - 1240 m³/person (State Water Resources Agency - 2019). According to the UN, less than 1700 m³ means water security threat.The most important problems diagnosed in the border area include underdeveloped water/sewage infrastructure which negatively affects the environmental, social and economic spheres. The low degree of water supply (about 66% in TM and 53% in PST) and sewerage (62% in TM and 35% in PST) adversely affects not only the comfort of life, but also the level of sanitary safety, as the risk of gastrointestinal diseases increases, due to the consumption of water with undetermined parameters, mainly by the uncoordinated creation of domestic water intakes (wells), as well as through the large number of domestic septic tanks (which cause groundwater contamination through leaks). Both cities have become convenient places for settlement, as they are adjacent to large and important urban centers (PST = Lviv, TM = Rzeszow). This has an impact on the steady population/clients growth (TM: 10,499 people in 2019 to 11,397 in 2022; PST: 2019 - 20,410 clients to 20,604 in 2022), which translates into increases in water consumption and more wastewater. Insufficiently developed and often outdated water/sewage infrastructure isn’t able to meet these challenges, that’s why significant increases in failures have been observed (TM own data for water: 2019 - 15 failures, 2022 - 20 failures = 33% increase + sewerage 18 and 23 respectively = \n\n27.8% increase) and in PST (own data for water: 2019 - 32 failures, 2022 - 79 failures = \n\n146.9% increase + sewerage 98 and 312 respectively = \n\n218.4% increase). The ongoing war in UA also has had a significant impact on the catastrophic changes in access to water.\nThe investment is of strategic importance for the border provinces (Rzeszow and Lviv), which also face the problem of inadequate amount of water for supplying residents during periods of drought (and due to the ongoing war). The well-developed networks belonging to the Partners can also serve as an emergency water supply for these cities. PL/UA common challenges: droughts/climate changes, water supply interruptions and/or significant reductions in water pressure, environmental pollution due to lack of sewerage, increasing number of failures, low awareness of residents about the need to save water. In response to the above, the partners identified the main objectives of the project as:\n- Increase availability and ensure good quality water for newly connected 210 Poles and 3544 Ukrainians (+3923, which are already connected to this pipeline) through the construction of new water pipeline PL-3,8 km, UA-1,2 km. \n- protecting the environment through the development of an improved public sewage system: PL – 2,76 km (connecting 207 Poles) and by modernizing sewage system for 7361 Poles and 6731Ukrainians.\n- Adaptation to changes by increasing awareness of saving and obtaining drinking water in emergency situations among 1200 Poles and Ukrainians\nA cross-border approach is necessary, as both partners have different experiences, thanks to the exchange of which (by joint training, creation of joint procedures – 10 PL/UA employees) the UA partner will gain the necessary knowledge on modern solutions and technologies used in water and sewage systems and the PL partner will gain knowledge on how to respond more effectively in crisis and critical situations. \nThe above will benefit the residents of TM, PST - indirectly also Lviv and Rzeszów","2025-02-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","062 Provision of water for human consumption (extraction, treatment, storage and distribution infrastructure, efficiency measures, drinking water supply)","N",1081235.92,"ERDF",973112.36,90,null,"Pustomyty, Tyczyn","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0039/23","Improvement of safety in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine in the field of rescue","The main objective of the project is to improve cooperation in the field of preventing and combating natural disasters and climatic threats, training and equipping rescue units in the border area through planned project activities. The beneficiary of the project(LP) is the City of Augustów, the partner of the UA is the Main Department of State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region. In this way, roles were assigned during the partners' joint meeting. LP implemented more projects co-financed by the EU, including from international programs such as Interreg.\nSignificant challenges for the project area include:adaptation to climate change, prevention, detection and warning of natural hazards. A serious problem in the Program area are the growing negative effects of global climate change. They cause periods of drought and water shortages, floods, flooding and an increased number of fires. Mutual cooperation is essential to adapt to, prevent and mitigate climate change, in particular forest fires. These phenomena require the capabilities of emergency services adapted to effectively carry out the tasks related to these changes. To solve these problems, it is necessary to equip existing units with cars and rescue equipment necessary to conduct operations on land and water.\nProject partners identified 3 main problems:Growing threats in PL-UA areas resulting from climate change and natural disasters-Insufficient rescue and firefighting potential of rescue units(infrastructure and skills) in a climate supporting adaptation to changes and coping with natural disasters.Lack of sufficient exchange of experience and cooperation between rescue units in the border area for effective crisis management related to natural disasters and adaptation to climate change.The planned project tasks will contribute to increasing the effectiveness of rescue and firefighting services in the border area of PL and UA in preventing threats related to natural disasters and crisis situations.\nTo ensure a comprehensive approach to identified problems, partners plan investment activities, training and tasks promoting the project and its effects.\nI.Purchase of vehicles and rescue and fire-fighting equipment for operations on water(PL) \n\n1.Boat with engine+2-axle boat trailer. \n\n2.Medium off-road rescue and fire-fighting vehicle with 4x4 drive, equipped in accordance with National Firefighting and Rescue System (KSRG) standard. \n\n3.Quad with equipment, with 2x4/4x4 drive, with winch and towing hook. \n\n4.Firefighter's outfit:professional dry Dry Overall+Lifeguard helmet+Water shoes, Lifeguard vest–6 sets. On the side of Partner(UA):\n\n1.Operational pyrotechnic diving vehicle with equipment. Wheel formula:4x\n\n2.2 or 4x\n\n4. \n\n2.Fire tanker(car):4x4 wheel formula. \n\n3.Water scooter(2pcs.). \n\n4.Underwater drone(1pc.). \n\n5.Quadcopter (drone)(2pcs.). \n\n6.Set of hydroacoustic communication stations(3 sets). \n\n7.Special underwater lighting station(2pcs.).\n\n8.Mirrorless camera with a fast lens(1pc.). \n\n9.Station for hydraulic testing of oxygen cylinders(1pc.). \n\n10.Underwater metal detector(6pcs).\nII.Exchange of experience through:\n\n1. 3 joint training/exercises for rescue and firefighting services(PL and UA). \n\n2.Joint promotional campaigns-2information picnics for residents, visitors and tourists. \n\n3.Joint project management.\nThe project products will be used by: the VFB Augustów-Lipowiec, the Main Department of State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region and its organizational units, listed below.\nThe project will improve the equipment and training of units from Poland and the European Union, will contribute to counteracting climate change and natural disasters, improving the safety of residents, protecting property and the environment in the area of operation of the project partners. The implementation of the project creates strong foundations for further development of cooperation between partners.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1736654.34,"ERDF",1562988.91,90,null,"Lutsk, Augustów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0076/23","Cross-border Interaction for Modern Diagnostic & Therapeutic Approaches at Regional Hospitals of Lublin Voivodeship and Zakarpattia","Two partnering regions - Lublin and Uzhhorod - are facing difficulties in the modern diagnostic and therapeutic methods in the field of cardiovascular diseases and diseases requiring neurosurgical treatment in particular of victims of military conflicts. Victims of war are any person who suffers from armed conflicts, hostilities or wars. These injuries can have a variety of forms and affect both the body and the psyche. Experiencing war or experiencing traumatic conflict-related events can lead to chronic stress and mental disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression. These emotional states can increase the risk of heart disease by affecting the cardiovascular system, increasing blood pressure and leading to unhealthy behaviors such as excessive alcohol consumption or smoking. Wars often destabilize societies, leading to a loss of access to basic health services, education and work. This, in turn, can affect people's lifestyles, leading to a worse diet, lack of physical activity and other risk factors for heart disease. Likewise wars can disrupt food supplies and lead to nutritional shortages. Lack of access to healthy and balanced meals can increase the risk of heart disease by affecting cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure. During war, health systems are often overloaded or completely destroyed. This leads to difficult access to medical care and medication, which can negatively affect the control of chronic diseases, including heart disease. Also can lead to the release of toxic substances, such as chemicals or radioactive substances, which can have a negative impact on the health of the heart and blood vessels. During wars and armed conflicts, the risk of physical injuries, including chest and heart injuries, increases. This can lead to serious cardiovascular complications. Therefore, the main problem defined are the old-dated medical equipment, low level of access to modern diagnostic and healing procedure, low level of access to specialized equipment for diagnosing blood vessels in various areas of the body, e.g. heart, brain, lower limbs or coronary vessels, insufficient knowledge of medical personnel regarding the diagnosis and treatment of victims of armed conflicts of the Polish partner and low level of knowledge of medical personnel regarding treatment methods in the field of the cardiovascular system of the Ukrainian partner. \nThe CROSSDIAM project will challenge this issue enlarging the treatment base for cardiovascular diseases, and diseases requiring neurosurgical treatment in particular of victims of military conflicts. The hospital in Lublin and also in Uzhhorod will purchase angiography imaging system of hybrid cardiovascular operations. Also Ukraine partner will gain new equipment for the clinic's diagnostic laboratory. Now, the diagnostic laboratory's technical equipment for testing does not meet the clinic's growing needs in terms of test volume, speed, accuracy, and outdated reporting format (non-digital, requiring a complete upgrade to modern systems). Finally, the exchange of knowledge between staff during the seminar will provide sharing and know-how between Ukrainian and Polish doctors on hybrid operations and cardiovascular diseases. Also the actions at the projects increasing the level of of knowledge of medical personnel regarding the diagnosis and treatment of victims of armed conflicts of the Polish partner and the level of knowledge of medical personnel regarding treatment methods in the field of the cardiovascular system of the Ukrainian partner. \nPurchase of the new equipment and improved knowledge of doctors will ensure better medical services on European standard for the residents of Lublin and Uzhhorod. The diagnosis will be conducted faster and the treatment will be more advanced technologically, reducing the disproportion in living on both sides of Polish-Ukraine border.","2024-06-01","2026-04-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2894289.86,"ERDF",2318110.73,80.09,null,"Uzhhorod, Lublin","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0033/23","Firefighters -volunteers on guard of the environment. Cross-border actions to prevent the effects of climate change.","The latest UN Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction says that the number of disaster events has increased significantly in recent decades. Between 1970 and 2000, disasters occurred an average of 90-100 times per year. Between 2001 and 2020, by contrast, the numbers were 350-\n\n500. The study shows that if this trend continues, the annual number of natural disasters could rise to 560 by \n\n2030. This is a 40 per cent increase. The UN report also shows that the frequency of extreme temperatures will triple by \n\n2030. The increase in temperatures associated with a warming climate results in more frequent and longer periods of drought and this translates into more fires, both of infrastructure facilities and the natural environment, such as forests and peat bogs.\nIn the project territory on the Ukrainian side, there have been 1132 fires in the last 5 years, resulting in 52 deaths and 12 injuries. A total of 18 forest fires and 11 peatland fires were registered. On the Polish side, there were a total of 1,694 forest and peatland fires between 2019 and 2023, with a total number of fatalities in fires of -\n\n162. In addition, on the territory of municipalities on the Ukrainian side, there are 65 hazardous facilities where flammable and explosive substances are stored. These facilities pose a serious threat to the population living on both sides of the border due to the increased risk of explosions and toxic emissions, which also poses a threat to the environment.\nThe main challenge and need for public services in this context is to ensure the safety of local communities related to the protection of property, health and life.\nA problem that has arisen due to the increase in the number and frequency of natural disasters is the shortage of adequate equipment and specialised equipment for TSO units on both sides of the border. The higher number of fires that break out during periods of drought requires greater simultaneous use of both people and equipment.\nThe main objective of the project is to support climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention in the cross-border area in the Lubelskie Voivodeship and Rivne Oblast.\nAs a result of the project, cross-border standards for disaster monitoring, preparedness, warning and response by local authorities and TSOs in the cross-border area will be developed. There will be an exchange of experience, improvement of the level of organisation and skills of TSOs in monitoring, preparedness, warning and response to natural disasters in the cross-border area. There will be an increase in the level of education of local communities on prevention and behaviour during natural disasters in the cross-border area.\nCross-border uniformed services exercises in Poland and Ukraine will be carried out. Study visits for representatives of the administration and voluntary fire brigades will be organised. Firefighters will improve their qualifications by taking part in training courses in Poland on the principles of communication in the PSP radio network, and in Ukraine on qualified first aid. Two cross-border conferences will be organised. Educational activities for this group will include lectures in 10 Polish schools and 10 Ukrainian schools for a group of 500 participants. Lectures will be held for representatives of local authorities and residents from Poland and Ukraine as part of educational activities. \nIn order to increase the ability to respond quickly in the event of natural disasters, the project will purchase equipment and supplies for TSO units on the Polish and Ukrainian sides. The project partners will purchase the equipment and then transfer it to the cooperating TSO units for use. Ownership of the equipment will be transferred to the municipalities on the basis of an agreement and protocols concerning the transfer of individual devices. The transfer of ownership will ensure the proper use and maintenance of the equipment, responsibility, and use in accordance with its intended purpose.","2024-09-02","2026-09-01","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1275636.74,"ERDF",1148073.08,90,null," Rivne , Chełm","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","The project responds to a number of problems in the Program area, including negative effects of global climate change, drought and water shortages, failure to treat environmental protection as a priority, threats to human activity and the development of infrastructure for natural resources or joint activities related to environmental protection between entities from Poland and Ukraine.\nGiven the uniqueness of the natural resources located in the Program area, it is important to protect them from both climate-related and non-climate-related natural hazards, and from threats related to human activity. Anthropogenic activities negatively affect flora and fauna. A great issue is proper water retention, which causes its excessive accumulation and flooding.\nTo address these issues, the partners plan to implement several innovative cross-border biodiversity activities. The partners decided to create a green infrastructure around their units - the choice fell on hospital infrastructure with large areas to be developed. \n\nIn the first stage of the project (WP1), research will be commissioned for universities/research units/experts in the field of: analysis of topography, habitats and biodiversity. Bialystok County and Executive Committee of Uzhhorod City Council will conduct a biodiversity study around the hospitals, in which they will determine the selection of appropriate vegetation for biodiversity from the Podlaskie Region and a list of vegetation characteristic of biodiversity from the Transcarpathian Region, issue recommendations on appropriate biodiversity management around the hospital, analyze topography, habitats and biodiversity on the hospital site, prepare recommendations on methods of soil care and biodiversity vegetation planned for planting on the hospital site. Information and results regarding biodiversity will be exchanged between partners.\n\nThe second stage (WP2, WP3, WP4, WP5) is to increase ecological awareness among the society and to develop the concept of biodiversity in green public infrastructure of partners. Study visits will be held and training will be conducted (e.g. in the field of planning and maintenance of green areas, adaptation to climate change, environmental goals or DNSH - Do No Significant Harm) enabling the cross-border acquisition of knowledge and new skills - training sessions for the participants from Poland and Ukraine who both will atend in equal numbers. The activities of the project will cover a total of 480 people, including: 40 people trained + 140 people participating in joint cross-border events.\nWP2 will end with the final report \"Biodiversity + infrastructure = green urban infrastructure\" (1 jointly developed solution). This report will be another comprehensive solution that will later influence the planning of future investments of partners in environmental, social and economic terms.\n\nThe last implementation stage will be construction and planting works around the hospitals in Lapy (1st stage) and Uzhhorod. These are to be exemplary investments showing how to design and implement infrastructural investments using biodiversity - green infrastructure. The total area of reclaimed land used for green or other areas will be 1.84 hectares.\n\nThe implementation of this project will allow the achievement of the general objective of the project, which is the development of cross-border biodiversity in the infrastructure of the Bialystok District and the city of Uzhhorod.","2025-03-01","2027-02-28","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",2742216.4,"ERDF",2467994.76,90,null,"Uzhhorod, Łapy, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","A common challenge in the Programme area that the partners intend to deal with is to improve the quantity and quality of the rescue and firefighting equipment and the training of fire brigades in order to counteract the observed climate changes and the natural disasters caused by them. The negative impacts of global climate change have intensified over the last few years. The number of fires is increasing, but also other events such as floods, storms, damage to buildings. Therefore, it is very important to improve the equipment of firefighters with modern equipment for fighting fires and removing local hazards. In addition to purchases, the experience of units, exercises on new equipment and joint learning and exchange of experiences among firefighters is very important. Project partners: Klukowo Commune, Czerwin Commune and Lutsk district are located in the areas with a lot of afforestation - for example in Czerwin Commune over 15% of the area are forests and floodplains with frequent floods.\nThe main objective of the project is to strengthen the cooperation of rescue services operating on the cross border area, in order to more effectively respond to emerging threats of forest fires and to remove the effects of natural disasters such as floods, fires and storms.\nSPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:\n\n\n1.\tRaising the level of equipping rescue units with specialized rescue and fire-fighting equipment.\n\n\n2.\tRaising the level of knowledge and experience of 160 rescuers from the Klukowo and Czerwin communes and Lutsk district.\n\n\n3.\tTightening cooperation and exchange of experience of rescuers from the crossborder area in the field of fighting fires and natural disasters.\nAs a result of the project, fire brigades operating on both sides of the border will be equipped with equipment to fight fires and the effects of natural disasters such as floods and storms. For this purpose, the partners will purchase 7 rescue and firefighting vehicles and Kivertsi City Council will purchase two motor pumps. Polish and Ukrainian firefighters will also improve their qualifications, together they will learn to make decisions during the elimination of the effects of fires (first training) and to face the effects of natural disasters (the second one).\nMain output of the projects are:\nNumber of emergency service units equipped to carry out rescue and disaster recovery operations – 6, Participations in joint actions across borders – 160,\nNumber of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment – 7, \nArea covered by protection measures against wildfires – 153 285 hectares.\nResult indicator:\nPopulation benefiting from wildfire protection measures – 464 811 people.\nProject’s target groups will be rescue units from the areas of the Klukowo and Czerwin communes and Lutsk district – Ukraine, i.e. Voluntary Fire Departments (VFD) from Piętki-Gręzki, Czerwin, Malinowo, and Jarnuty, Fire unit from Kivertsi City and State Fire and Rescue Squad of the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region. These vehicles will be used by firefighters members of these units. The final beneficiaries will be the inhabitants of the Klukowo and Czerwin Communes and Lutsk district.\nThe expected change brought by the project is better equipment and training of units from Poland and Ukraine. It will allow for more efficient fighting with fires and other natural disasters. Mutual cooperation and learning during the exercises as well as the exchange of experiences will allow to better use the purchased equipment. The implementation of the project creates a strong basis for further cooperation among the partners.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2742883.89,"ERDF",2468595.5,90,null,"Kivertsi, Czerwin, Lutsk, Klukowo","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0030/23","Preventing and removing the effects of climate change by purchasing vehicles and firefighting equipment to fight forest fires","A common challenge in the area of the Program that the partners intend to deal with is the need to better adaptation the existing equipment and train fire brigades to the observed climate changes and the consequences of these changes. The negative impacts of global climate change have intensified over the last few decades and are a serious problem in the Program area. These cause periods of drought and water scarcity, while extreme temperatures drastically increase the severity of wildfires. Mutual cooperation is necessary to adapt to climate change, prevent it and mitigate its negative effects, in particular forest fires, floods and storms. Project partners Siemiatycze Commune and Lviv region are areas with a lot of afforestation - over 20% of the area of these regions are forests and floodplains with frequent floods.\nThe main objective of the project is to strengthen the cooperation of rescue services operating on both sides of the Polish-Ukrainian border, and, consequently, to respond more effectively and efficiently to the emerging threats of forest fires and to remove the effects of natural disasters.\nSPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:\n\n\n1. Increasing the level of equipping rescue units with specialist rescue and firefighting equipment adapted to extinguishing fires.\n\n\n2. Raising the level of knowledge and experience of 60 rescuers of units from the area of the Siemiatycze commune and the Lviv region in the field of behavior in crisis situations in the PL-UA cross-border area.\n\n\n3. Tightening cooperation and collaboration of rescuers from the Siemiatycze commune and the Lviv region in crisis situations, fires and natural disasters.\nAs a result of the project, fire brigades operating on both sides of the border will be equipped with equipment to fight fires and the effects of natural disasters such as floods and storms. For this purpose, each partner will purchase one light and one heavy rescue and firefighting vehicle and a power generator. Polish and Ukrainian firefighters will also improve their qualifications, together they will learn to make decisions during the elimination of the effects of fires - one training and the effects of natural disasters. \nOutput indicators:\nNumber of emergency service units equipped to carry out rescue and disaster recovery operations–5,\nParticipations in joint actions across borders–160\nNumber of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment–4\nArea covered by protection measures against wildfires – 2,206,014.00 hectares\nResult indicators:\nPopulation benefiting from wildfire protection measures – 2,503,472 people.\nFrom the products of the project, i.e. the direct beneficiary will be rescue units from the area of the commune of Siemiatycze and the Lviv region - Ukraine. VFD (Kłopoty Stanisława and Tołwin) and the № 8,№ 12 and Special emergency rescue units of the Main Department of the State Rescue Service of Ukraine in Lviv. These vehicles will be used by firefighters members of these units. The final beneficiaries will be the inhabitants of the Siemiatycze Commune and Lviv region.\nThe project will be implemented in 4 areas of cooperation: joint project preparation, joint implementation, project staff and project financing.\nExpected change brought about by the project is better equipment and training of units from Poland and Ukraine. Through these activities, the project will contribute to counteracting climate change and natural disasters, leading to improved safety of residents, protection of property and the environment in the area of operation of project partners from the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine. Each of the partners has a different approach to rescue operations, therefore joint exercises and exchange of experiences will allow you to acquire more knowledge. Therefore, a cross-border approach is advisable. The implementation of the project creates a strong basis for further development of cooperation between the partners.","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1481440.89,"ERDF",1333296.82,90,null,"Lviv, Siemiatycze","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0029/23","FABRICS - Forest Amulet: Building Resilient and Innovative Fire Control Solution","It is common knowledge that Europe is on track for the worst forest fires on record. Climate change is inevitable, and the number of ignition sources in landscapes will not decrease. The fires in recent years indicate that Ukraine, due to climate change and a complex socio-economic situation, including insufficient state funding for forest fire protection, is among the countries at high risk of uncontrolled fires and catastrophic consequences for the population, settlements, and the environment, such as Australia, Greece, Spain, Portugal, the USA, Chile, and others.\nThe territories under the responsibility of the project partner Fire Units are part of National Parks covered with forests (almost 46% of the Ivano-Frankivsk Region is covered by the forest on the Ukrainian side and \n\n37.4% of the Podkarpackie Province is covered by forests on the Polish side) and are areas of potential danger.\nThis Project aims to unite modern methodologies, technologies, and ecosystem approaches for more effective joint prevention, detection, monitoring, and suppression of forest fires by Ukrainian and Polish partners in the cross-border area. It is expected that the project will significantly improve the ability to respond to forest fires and reduce their consequences for nature and communities and create conditions for cost-effective, long lasting maintenance through resource-efficient and systemic interventions that are adapted to local conditions.\nThe name FABRICS aptly captures the essence of the project, highlighting its multi-faceted, integrated approach to creating a resilient and innovative solution for combating wildfires through cross-border cooperation and the development of local capacities.\n\nSpecific Objective \n\n1.\n\n1. Promoting climate change adaptation, risk prevention, and resilience enhancement to natural disasters and catastrophes, considering ecosystem approaches.\nActivities Joint promotion and implementation of events related to climate resilience - natural disasters and fires.\nList of cross-border activities:\nJoint development of research aimed at using natural solutions (NbS) to prevent forest fires\nModernization of existing infrastructure and equipment for fighting forest fires and coordination of cross-border rescue activities to combat environmental threats\nConducting joint trainings\nConducting targeted educational and informational events\n\nRelevant Programme indicators:\nOutput indicators\nRCO116: Jointly developed solutions\nPLRO\n\n041. Number of units of rescue services equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment \nPLRO\n\n042. Number of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment\nPLRO\n\n150. Number of participants of the trainings for the institution \nResult indicators\nRCR\n\n36. Population benefiting from wildfire protection measures","2025-02-01","2027-01-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2346877.22,"ERDF",2112189.49,90,null,"Nadvirna, Rzeszów, Pylypy Kolomyysky district","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0013/23","New historical life of Wiśniowiec and Tarnobrzeg parks","Cross-border restoration project of historic parks in Tarnobrzeg (Poland) and Wiśniowiec (Ukraine) and assessment of their ecosystem value in terms of historical development is aimed at improving the condition of the environment, strengthening the protection and preservation of landscape monuments (objects of the nature reserve fund), biodiversity of green infrastructure in urban areas and reducing pollution. The project aims to popularize the value of park plantings for the environment (urboecosystem). As part of this project, it is planned to carry out joint research of the vegetation cover of two parks (Ukrainian and Polish), quantitative and cost indicators of their ecosystem services and development of proposals for improving the ecological condition of facilities and their dissemination. The overriding goal of the project is meeting the recreational, cultural, educational and environmental needs of the residents of the housing estates (Ukrainian and Polish) with the expected increase in environmental awareness of park visitors.\nThe main objective of the project is to improve the ecological condition of historic parks in the border regions of Poland and Ukraine - in Tarnobrzeg and Wiśniowiec, to assess the general condition of the parks in terms of development and implementation of recommendations regarding the improvement of the condition of green areas and their ecological functions.\n\nTo achieve this goal, the following main directions have been set:\n- developing a concept for the development/restoration of urban landscapes;\n- measurement of biometric indicators of trees and shrubs;\n- determination of quantitative and valuable indicators of ecological functions of trees in terms of their ability to reduce the environmental pollution, carbon sequestration, oxygen production and regulation of the water flow;\n- analysis of the information received in terms of various ecosystem services, categories of green areas and species composition;\n- presentation of the information received in the form of an interactive map;\n- developing possibilities and prospects for presenting the obtained results to local authorities,\ninterested persons and organizations;\n- implementation of the proposed actions to improve the ecological and aesthetic condition of parks and increasing their ecosystem value.\n\nAs a result of the project implementation, the following is expected:\n\n\n1. Preparation of applications regarding the condition of parks and their green areas;\n\n\n2. Quantitative and qualitative assessment of ecosystem services of two parks;\n\n\n3. Recommendations for improving the sanitary, aesthetic and ecosystem condition of parks;\n\n\n4. Ecological effect from the implementation of measures to improve the condition of parks and to increase their ecosystem value;\n\n\n5. Preservation of the common natural and cultural heritage of Ukraine and Poland;\n\n\n6. Sustainable use of environmentally valuable areas;\n\n\n7. Dissemination of experience in the implementation of projects for the protection of landscape monuments - historical parks (organization of a scientific and practical conference, development of methodological recommendations);\n\n\n8. Raising the ecological awareness of the inhabitants of the nearby housing estates and people visiting the facilities.\n\nThe main beneficiaries of the project are scientists/researchers of historic parks and biodiversity of objects in Poland and Ukraine, residents of Tarnobrzeg and Wiśniowiec, especially young people,\nEco-activists and park visitors.\n\nIt is planned to use a comprehensive cross-border approach to implement the project with the participation of participants from both countries, scientists, eco-activists and other interested people. Cross-border approach will allow to attract different specialists with varied experience and approach to solving problems and undertaking joint efforts to protect natural and cultural heritage.","2024-12-01","2026-11-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",980559.6800000001,"ERDF",882503.71,90,null,"Zbaraż, Tarnobrzeg","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0031/23","Improvement of the transboundary environmental protection system of the Carpathians through the development of water and sewage infrastructure - integrating the spa communes of Solina and Skhidnytsia in the fight for a clean environment","Disorganized sewage management poses one of the most significant threats to the natural environment. It results in pollution of soil, surface waters, and groundwater, primarily. The Solina Commune faces a significant challenge due to the lack of complete sewage infrastructure in the communes's constituent localities. The failure to construct sewage systems leads to further environmental degradation of an extent and scope that are difficult to ascertain. \nConversely, the state of the water supply network in Skhidnytsia is very poor, with over 50% of the water supply network being overused and in a constant state of emergency. Drinking water losses during transport and distribution in this network average around 70%. \nThe overall goal of the project is the protection and enhancement of the natural environment, including water resources, through effective wastewater management. This objective will be achieved through the following specific goals: - Reducing environmental pollution by developing wastewater infrastructure and improving wastewater management practices. - Minimizing water losses from water supply systems and enhancing the rational use of water. - Increasing residents' ecological awareness regarding reservoir protection, particularly water resources, and promoting their sustainable management within the project area.\nPromoting sustainable water resource management, including wastewater management, and collaborative actions aimed at protecting and enhancing these resources are crucial for several significant reasons: \n- Ensuring access to clean water.\n- Protecting aquatic ecosystems. \n- Minimizing the impact of climate change. \n- Avoiding water conflicts.\n- Sustainable economic development.\nThe main scope of the project: \n1) Construction of a sanitary sewerage network (6,9971 km) with the necessary technical infrastructure for the village of Werlas in the Solina Commune (28 households (approximately 106 people), 1 public facility and 5 businesses connected).\n2) Reconstruction of 3,7km of water pipeline in Skhidnytsia (435 private subscribers will be connected(2 600) ppl, as well as 27 businesses and public facilities).\n3) Three-day ecological workshops focused on environmental protection and water conservation are planned for the youth from the Solina Commune (20 participants) and the Skhidnytsia Community (20 participants), aged 14-15 years.\n4) Two ecological project conferences will be organized for representatives of local authorities, environmental non-governmental organizations, nature conservation institutions, and youth representatives.\n5) Production of a promotional film titled \"Water's Trail\", focusing on the conservation of water resources and their sustainable recreational use.\nThe purpose of the project is to enhance cooperation through the exchange of good practices based on the implementation of sustainable development principles. The main benefits of the initiative include the protection and safeguarding against pollution of locally flowing rivers and groundwater. From a cross-border perspective, the investment in the Solina commune is also significant for residents of western Ukraine. The hydroisohip map indicates that within river alluvia in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship in Poland, groundwater flow follows the course of rivers. This suggests that cross-border flows from Poland to Ukraine are possible, allowing pollutants to penetrate groundwater across the border. The consequences for the environment can be irreversible and exacerbate residents' comfort and health conditions.","2024-10-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2290367.56,"ERDF",2061330.76,90,null,"Skhidnytsia, Polańczyk","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0029/23","WATER IS THE SOURCE OF LIFE - PRESERVING THE SHARED NATURAL HERITAGE OF THE CARPATHIANS IN THE OLSZANICA AND VELYKYI BEREZNYI COMMUNES THROUGH THE IMPROVEMENT OF WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT","Proper management of municipal sewage is absolutely essential and aims to maintain sustainable water resource management within the Program area. Therefore, supporting rational water resource management is crucial in this region, including the construction of new facilities and the expansion of sewage networks, especially in rural areas. Implementing appropriate solutions is of paramount importance for preserving water quality, public health, environmental protection, and ensuring sustainable water resource management.\n\nThe overall objective of the project is the protection and enhancement of the natural environment, including water resources, through effective municipal sewage management. This objective will be achieved through the following specific goals: - Reduction of environmental pollution through the development of sewage infrastructure and improvement of sewage management. - Increase of ecological awareness among residents regarding nature conservation, particularly water resources, and the promotion of sustainable management within the project implementation area. \n\nPromoting sustainable water resource management, including sewage management, and joint efforts to protect and improve the state of these resources are crucial for several important reasons: \n- Ensuring access to clean water,\n- Protection of aquatic ecosystems,\n- Minimization of climate change impact,\n- Avoidance of water conflicts,\n- Sustainable economic development.\n\nThe main outputs and results: \n\n\n1. Construction of sanitary sewerage in Olszanica Commune along with connections and accompanying infrastructure and technical facilities with a total length of 6,498.70 m. As a result, 63 households (242 residents) and 2 public facilities will be connected to the sewage network. \n\n\n2. Construction of sanitary sewerage in Velykyi Bereznyi along connections and accompanying infrastructure and technical facilities with a total length of approximately 5584 m, and three sewage pumping stations will be built. As a result. The number of subscribers using sewage disposal services will increase by about 200 households (approximately 1000 people) and 7 multi-story buildings (approximately 360 people). Additionally, two social and cultural facilities will be connected to the network.\n\n\n3. Promotional Campaign:\n- Production of an Educational-Promotional Documentary Film titled \"Water is the Source of Life – Let's Protect and Conserve it for Future Generations\".\n- Joint Environmental Education Program in Local Schools for 500 students (250 students under LB and 250 students under B1). The program will be titled \"Saving Our Planet – Protecting and Conserving Water\". This program will consist of a series of 7 workshops conducted in primary schools for groups of 25 students each from the Olszanica and Velyka Bereznyanska municipalities. Each Partner will conduct 10 repetitions.\n\nBenefits of the project that will be observed on both sides of the border include:\n- Elimination of pollution in the San and Uzh rivers and their local tributaries, resulting in improved environmental conditions in legally protected areas and their immediate surroundings.\n- Preservation of the local river fauna and flora and their riparian zones in good condition.\n- Increase in employment and revenues in the peripheral rural areas along the border.\n\nEngaging youth in pro-ecological activities will result not only in raising ecological awareness but also in joint pro-ecological youth initiatives.","2024-09-02","2026-04-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2474683.56,"ERDF",2227215.2,90,null,"Velikyi Bereznyi, Olszanica","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0049/23","Jointly improvement of cross-border healthcare in the field of surgery and orthopedics in the region of Bialystok and Khust","The project is a joint response of Autonomous Health Maintenance Organization Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok and Khust Central Hospital named after Ostap Petrovych Vitsynskyi to poor access to the health care system in the provision of specialized health services in minimally invasive surgery and orthopedics in borderland area (Białystok region and Khust oblast) (Białystok region and Khus region) which results in high disability rate of the population and long waiting times for medical procedures and operations.\n\nThe project overall objective is to improve jointly accessibility and resilience of health services in provision of minimally invasive and noninvasive surgery and orthopedics interventions in Białystok region and Khust region by modernization of medical infrastructure and equipment, knowledge and experience exchange.\n\nOverall project objective will be achieved through:\n- improvement of treatment base for minimally invasive and noninvasive surgery and orthopedics interventions by purchase of specialized medical equipment and reconstruction works;\n- supporting of resilience of public health systems by dissemination and exchange of good practices, experience and knowledge between medical staff;\n- to create new cross border links between hospitals and people living in the border area and ensuring the availability of quality medical care for all residents of the region without restrictions on nationality or place of residence \n\nThe result of project realization will be enhanced access to health care in the provision of minimally invasive and noninvasive surgery and orthopedics interventions.\n\nBoth Partners hospitals and their employees, and also the patients of the partner hospitals as the final beneficiaries of the Project will benefit from joint project realization. The patient group consists of the inhabitants of the borderland region as well as tourists and any individuals in the emergency situations; also refugees staying in the crossborder area, inhabitants of Białystok region and Khust region.\n\nAs a result of the project implementation, used/insufficient medical infrastructure for minimally invasive surgery and orthopedics will be improved by purchase of specialized medical equipment and modernization of medical infrastructure (better laparoscopy, faster diagnosis with X-ray and ultrasound use). Specialist knowledge about minimally invasive and noninvasive surgery and orthopedics interventions will be improved by dissemination and exchange of good practices and knowledge during 2 conferences and 4 trainings. Experience exchange workshops on new technologies in laparoscopy and orthopedics will give a chance for familiarizing with purchased equipment and its possibilities in both hospitals: Khust hospital will share its experience of acting in difficult conditions caused by war in Ukraine. Białystok hospital will share its experience in accessibility.\n\nWe expect a reduction in hospitalization time and an increase in successful surgical interventions. Medical personnel will receive advanced training through trainings and workshops. Residents of the region will benefit from improved medical care and reduced surgical complications.\n\nOur cross-border project involves cooperation between two hospitals from Poland and Ukraine with the aim of joint development of the surgical field in the regions. A cross-border approach enables the exchange of experience, technology and best practices, which will contribute to the achievement of higher standards of medical care and ensure better treatment outcomes for the final beneficiaries. In addition, this approach will contribute to increasing the efficiency and sustainability of the project thanks to the partnership and joining the efforts of the two countries for the common goal - the health and well-being of the population.\nThe target group of the Project will be Partners hospitals and their employees, while the final beneficiaries - their patients","2024-07-01","2026-06-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",1781814.34,"ERDF",1487262.21,83.47,null,"Khust, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0021/23","IFSynergy - cross-border cooperation in SMART management of public water supply systems in Ivano-Frankivsk and Siedlce.","Project will be implemented in the area of ​​the border between Poland and Ukraine in the city of Siedlce (S) and the city of Ivano-Frankivsk (IF).The main objective of project is in line with the assumptions of the Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine Programme by supporting the development processes of border regions.The scope of the project is in line with priority \n\n1.Environment, Specific objective \n\n1.\n\n2.Promoting access to water and sustainable water management. \nThe common challenges for the project partners are: \n-insufficiently developed water supply networks in S and IF,\n-low environmental awareness of residents of the cities about efficient water management. \nMain objective of the project is to make the monitoring and management systems of urban water supply technologically efficient, modern, which would meet today's requirements by:\n\n\n1.improving public water supply network with installation of new modern equipment with new monitoring and management (ІТ) systems and as a result in both cities decreasing water losses and increasing quality of drinking water for all of citizens;\n\n\n2.improving communication services for recipients using new IT (GIS systems, chatbots, new methods of access and payments) and as a result more friendly services for citizens especially for people with disabilities, increase ecological awareness of residents about using water in their cities.\nMain outputs of the project are:\n-modernised 1 water treatment plant in Siedlce with a new equipment;\n-modernised 1 water treatment plant by modernising 40 water pumping stations in IF with a new equipment for pressure, monitoring and management;\n-construction water supply network: 0,493 km in Kraszewskiego Str. in Siedlce;\n-one water supply emergency repair car for the water supply company in Ivano-Frankivsk and one passanger electric car for technical services in Siedlce for efficient reaction to damages in the networks;\n-equipment (spectrometer and chromatograph) for controlling of water quality and and quick response to changing indicators;\n-software with the necessary computer hardware and mobile devices for operating services for management and communication.\nThe beneficiaries of the project will be water supply companies in Siedlce and Ivano-Frankivsk. Ivano-Frankivskvodoekotekhprom utility is 100% municipal enterprise, founded and fully owned by Ivano-Frankivsk City Council. It is responsible for water supply and sewerage networks in Ivano-Frankivsk. After the project completion Executive Committee of IF City Council by official decision will transfer all works and equipment to the balance of municipal enterprise, which will be further responsible for operation and maintenance. IF City Council as the owner of Ivano-Frankivskvodoekotekhprom ensure the sustainability of the results and the achievement of the indicators. \nFinal beneficiaries are approx. 340.000 inhabitants, enterprises and public utility entities using the built infrastructure and improved services. (2,34 % of inhabitants on the program territory).\nJoint preparation of tasks covered by the project by the Polish and Ukrainian partners, joint implementation and joint financing with the participation of EU funds from the Programme in the form of co-financing are planned. The implementation of the project would not be possible without financial support from the INTERREG Programme because tariffs for the water are regulated by the state and the income of Municipal companies don't allow to cover such big investments. Additionally the war in Ukraine acts as a worsening factor for investing only with own funds.\nThe Polish side has a better starting position in water monitoring and management, the Ukrainian side is better developed with residents' communication and IT solutions for contact and payments. Result of the project will be good synergy of resolving two main challenges in both cities by sharing knowledge and technologies on both sides of the border.","2024-09-01","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","062 Provision of water for human consumption (extraction, treatment, storage and distribution infrastructure, efficiency measures, drinking water supply)","N",1603384.86,"ERDF",1443046.36,90,null,"Ivano-Frankivsk, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0007/23","Creation of a Monitoring System for Biodiversity Conservation in Protected Cross-Border Areas","The common challenge that the Project addresses in the Programme area, which encompasses Western Polissia in Ukraine and Eastern Poland, is the conservation and preservation of biodiversity and natural ecosystems in this cross-border region.\n\nBoth localities face similar environmental issues and conservation challenges in the Polissia region, including habitat degradation, loss of biodiversity, and the impact of anthropogenic activities. The unique and undisturbed natural complexes in this area are under increasing threat due to climate change, habitat fragmentation, pollution, and unsustainable land use practices.\n\nBy jointly tackling this challenge, the Project aims to establish a monitoring system that will help to identify and address the risks and threats to valuable species of flora and fauna.\n\nThe cooperation between Ukrainian and Polish partners is crucial for effective conservation measures, as the transboundary nature of the area requires collaborative efforts and shared expertise.\n\nBy working together, the Partners can pool resources, share best practices, and coordinate conservation actions to mitigate the common challenges faced in Western Polissia and Eastern Poland. This collaboration is essential for the long-term sustainability and preservation of the natural heritage and ecological balance of the cross-border area.\n\nThe overall objective of the Project is to contribute to the biodiversity conservation, improve the organisation and enhancement of environmental education, disseminate environmental knowledge about biodiversity, exchange experience in organising environmental protection, ensure the collection and processing of information on the state of the environment based on modern information technologies, and improve the forms and methods of environmental protection activities in the protected cross-border areas.\n\nThe specific objectives of the Project include the following: \nSO1: By the end of the Project duration, enhance the conservation status of particularly valuable European species of flora and fauna in the protected cross-border areas of Polissia and Eastern Poland through effective Ukrainian-Polish cooperation and targeted conservation measures.\nSO 2: By the end of the Project, establish and implement joint monitoring programmes to systematically track and measure changes in the abiotic and biotic environment of habitats within the protected cross-border areas of Polissia and Eastern Poland.\nSO 3: By the end of the Project, establish an international monitoring centre for biodiversity that effectively identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks and threats to biodiversity in the protected cross-border areas of Polissia and Eastern Poland.\n\nThe main outputs are as follows:\na) Conservation of particularly valuable European species of flora and fauna in the protected cross-border areas has been achieved.\nb) Joint Ukrainian-Polish monitoring programmes that track changes in the abiotic and biotic environment of the protected areas have been developed and implemented.\nc) A biodiversity monitoring centre with a unique research laboratory has been established and serves as a hub for biodiversity monitoring and research activities.\nd) Implementation of specific measures and actions aimed at preserving the biodiversity of international importance in the cross-border protected areas.\ne) Joint biodiversity monitoring database has been created and consolidates biodiversity monitoring data from both Ukraine and Poland.\nf) Training activities and awareness raising campaign have been carried out and underlined the importance of biodiversity conservation among local communities and the wider public.\n\nOverall, the Project will use a cross-border, holistic and integrated approach to biodiversity conservation, ensuring that the Project outcomes and benefits extend beyond national borders and contribute to the collective preservation of the natural heritage in the protected cross-border areas.","2024-12-16","2026-12-15","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1731272.85,"ERDF",1558145.57,90,null,"Kurowo, Nobel","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0021/23","WATER-SAVING SOLUTIONS FOR MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE","The consequences of climate change know no borders. Their manifestations are a common problem for all countries of the Carpathian region - both Poland and Ukraine equally suffer from sudden floods and prolonged drought, high temperatures and heat waves, and other extreme weather phenomena. It is necessary to work out a common concept for the popularization and implementation of climate change adaptation measures in urbanism and private households to reduce risks from natural disasters and create comfortable conditions for people’s lives in the urban environment. \nThe goal of the project is to popularize innovative solutions in Ukrainian and Polish society and to implement a number of pilot measures on adaptation to climate change, to create conditions for cross-border cooperation and training of personnel through the creation of scientific and educational Centers for adaptation to climate change on the basis of the Botanical Gardens of Uzhhorod National University (UzhNU) and Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin.\nThe implemented measures and activities are designed to draw the public's attention to problems associated with climate change. It is proposed to change the approach to the use of natural resources in the conditions of urbacenoses/urbolandscapes, which will have a long-term effect.\nProject expected outcomes:\nA jointly developed concept of popularization and implementation of climate change adaptation measures in urbanism and private housing, presented in two illustrated catalogues of the Best Environmental Solutions. Beneficiaries: Ukrainian territorial communities and Polish communes; owners of private homesteads, farmers;\nPilot measures on adaptation to climate change on the basis of the Botanical gardens of the UzhNU and UMCS. Beneficiaries: residents of the cities of Uzhhorod and Lublin;\nLaboratories on the basis of botanic gardens with mobile devices for measuring atmospheric air pollution by greenhouse gases, the temperature of the earth's surface depending on landscaping and measuring soil moisture;\nScientific and educational centres to popularize measures for adaptation to climate change among residents on the basis of the Botanical Gardens of UzhNU and the UMCS. Beneficiaries: residents of the cities of Uzhhorod and Lublin;\nAn educational program for schoolchildren which will be implemented on the basis of scientific and educational centres. Beneficiaries: schoolchildren aged 6-16 in Uzhhorod and Lublin;\nWorking study program for Master's students in Ukraine.\nThe promotion and implementation of joint measures to adapt to changes in the urban environment requires a cross-border approach, as settlements, urban green areas and suburban forests in both countries suffer equally from natural disasters caused by extreme weather conditions. Polish cities already have a certain experience, which is valuable for Ukrainian territorial communities. The joint development of the concept of popularisation and implementation of climate change adaptation measures in urbanism and private households by a network of Ukrainian-Polish specialists on the basis of university botanical gardens will become a guide to action for landscape architects in spatial planning of territories and an effective advisor for owners of private homesteads.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",513715.55,"ERDF",462344,90,null,"Lublin, Uzhhorod","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0023/23","Polish-Ukrainian Transborder Heart Care Collaboration","The project involves cross-border cooperation between Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski Voivodeship Hospital in Lomza (Poland) and Municipal non-profit enterprise \"Lviv Territorial Medical Union - Multidisciplinary Clinical Hospital of Emergency and Intensive Care\" (Ukraine) in the field of cardiology, with particular emphasis on diagnostic invasive and interventional cardiology. The joint initiative responds to the problems identified in the joint Interreg NEXT Programme PL-UA 2021-2027 strategy, i.e.\n-\tthe growing number of people in the post-working age group, and thus the increasing need for healthcare,\n-\thigh percentage of deaths due to cardiovascular diseases (\n\n41.5% in Poland and \n\n56.5% in Ukraine)\n-\tinequalities in access to highly specialised healthcare in the Podlaskie voivodeship between the capital of the region and the rest of the region,\n-\tthe lack of digitalisation of healthcare on the Ukrainian side.\n\nThe project concerns investment in public services aimed at improving the health of the ageing population and mitigating the effects of adverse demographic changes in the border area.\n\nThe main objective of the project is to improve access to specialised: diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area. As a result of the project, the Voivodship Hospital in Lomza will acquire software for archiving, transferring, analysing and interpreting cardiovascular examinations, a modern angiograph and adapted premises for the use of the new device within a hybrid room, enabling the implementation of necessary interventions in the area of vascular surgery during the same operation.\n\nThe Lviv Territorial Medical Union will purchase specialised medical equipment for the Heart and Vascular Centre at St Pantaleon Hospital, which is part of the organisation, i.e. ECMO, cardiac monitors, anesthetic breathing apparatus, an echocardiograph and a defibrillator. Integration with the dedicated cardiology software for the Lomza Hospital is also envisaged, so that angiography and echocardiography results will also be digitised at St. Pantaleon Hospital in Lviv.\n\nThe project will have a positive impact on access to highly specialised cardiac care among the inhabitants of the Polish-Ukrainian border region, in particular Lviv, Lomza and the four counties of the Lomza sub-region, i.e. Kolno, Lomza, Wysokie Mazowieckie and Zambrow. The implemented hybrid room at the Lomza Voivodship Hospital will be only the second such room in the Podlaskie Voivodship, and the new procedures planned for cardiac surgery and interventional cardiology at the St. Pantaleon Hospital in Lviv will serve in particular people with post-traumatic stress disorder caused by warfare in eastern Ukraine, so the impact of the project will be even greater in the future. Thanks to their cooperation, the project partners will implement an expanded range of cardiac procedures, including invasive diagnostics, at their hospitals, which will increase the hospitals' capacity to treat and maintain the fitness of people of working and post-working age.\nMedical consiliums of eminent specialists from both hospitals will additionally jointly discuss the disease cases of certain patients with indications for interventional cardiology, so that they will receive an even better level of medical care.\nThe project will also have a multiplier effect, as it will result in a scientific publication (which can also be used in other centres) on the treatment and diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases caused by post-traumatic stress.","2024-09-02","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2747089.11,"ERDF",2318382.72,84.39,null,"Lviv, Łomża","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0022/23","Healthy and fit inhabitants of the Hrubieszow district and Luck region","The project involves cross-border cooperation between Independent Public Health Care Complex in Hrubieszow (Poland) and Rozhysche multidisciplinary hospital of Rozhysche city council (Ukraine) in the field of diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal disorders. The joint initiative responds to a problem identified in the joint Interreg NEXT PL-UA 2021-2027 Program strategy, i.e. the growing number of people in the post-productive age, and thus the increasing demand for health care.\nA special area of it is rehabilitation, from which largely benefited by seniors who are exposed to disabilities related both to the natural aging process and to injuries and overloads recorded during their working lives. The project involves investment in public services aimed at improving the well-being of the aging population and mitigating the effects of adverse demographic changes on the population in the area of influence of the project partners. Investment and training activities in the field of rehabilitation also support the resilience of health care systems in Poland and Ukraine. They allow to maintain as large a percentage of the population in labor activity, thereby reducing the risk of having to provide more personnel or hospital beds necessary for medical care of the disabled and elderly people. Keeping elderly people in healthy for as long as possible and early rehabilitation of people after physical injury, will help limit the increase in the number of disabled people (which brings with it the need for more financial outlays and additional staff resources needed to care for these people). The main objective of the project is to improve access to high-quality therapeutic rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal and nervous system in the Hrubieszow district and Lutsk region. As a result of the project, the Hospital in Hrubieszow will modernize and equip with kinesitherapy and physical therapy equipment, as well as furniture eqipment and IT equipment to inpatient and day rehabilitation department. Hospital in Rozhysche will purchase for the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases and neurological conditions, equipment for diagnostics (tomograph, ultrasound, electronegraph) surgical procedures (arthroscope, mobile operating table) and rehabilitation. The project will positively influence the rehabilitation and treatment of diseases of musculoskeletal and nervous systems among the residents of the Polish-Ukrainian border region, in particular, the Hrubieszow district and three hromadas of Lutsk region, i.e. Rozhysche, Kopachivka i Dorosyn, with a total population of nearly 100,000 population. Through cooperation, the project partners will improve the quality of the medical infrastructure in their hospitals and implement an extended rehabilitation offer. This offer will increase the hospitals' capacity to treat and restore the mobility of patients with musculoskeletal and neurological diseases. Will also be organised four training trips to rehabilitation and sanatorium centres in eastern Poland and western Ukraine, and will be provided training for physiotherapists. The project will also have a multiplier effect - as a result of the project will be created educational materials with the discussion of clinical and functional aspects of musculoskeletal dysfunctions most commonly occurring in the Hrubieszow poviat and Lutsk region. These dysfunctions include diseases of the spine, joints of the spine, hip and knee joints, consequences of strokes, and in particular also the consequences of accidents in agriculture, which is one of the most important economic sectors in both regions.","2024-05-02","2026-05-01","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",1598275.53,"ERDF",1438447.98,90,null,"Rozhysche, Hrubieszów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0002/23","Clean Bug - joint activities of the Drohiczyn Commune and the Dobrotvir Town Council for protecting biodiversity of the Bug Valley","The quality of the natural environment of the cross-border area is a key aspect of the high quality of life of its inhabitants. It determines its attractiveness and tourist and economic potential, which should be further explored in a sustainable manner. The Bug Valley is a key element of the cross-border shared ecosystem. The Bug river plays a very important role in the ecological security of the eastern part of Poland and the western- southern part of Ukraine due to the fact that it provides a number of ecosystem services. Therefore, significant challenges for the area covered by the project and the Program include: environmental pollution, presence of illegal landfills, persistently low level of waste recycling, low level of awareness of sensitive issues among a wide range of stakeholders and residents, insufficient area of green infrastructure in cities. The aim of the project is to protect the biodiversity of the cross-border ecosystem of the Bug Valley through joint actions to reduce the level of pollution, to develop green infrastructure and to promote environmental education.\nThe project involves supplementing the waste management infrastructure with specialized garbage trucks and the installation of 18 places for waste segregation, liquidation of illegal landfills on both sides of the border with a total area of 4,561 ha (1 ha PL, 3,561 ha UA), as well as renovation of landfill sites by planting about 500 trees and enrichment of the urban and degraded area with green infrastructure in Dobrotvir with an area of 2,95 ha. The project will also include cleaning the banks and the bed of the Bug River over a length of approximately 290 km, as well as an extensive educational campaign. The project will lead to the creation of an innovative exhibition and educational space in Drohiczyn, aimed at conducting intensive ecological education of various social groups. The culmination of the project will be a study of best practices for protecting the biodiversity of the Bug Valley and handling municipal solid waste, as well as drawing up a handbook of good practices to be implemented by other local governments.\nAs part of the project, protective measures will be implemented in 4 Natura 2000 Areas (The Bug Refuge, the Lower Bug Valley, Poleska Bug Valley, the Middle Bug Valley) and 5 other protected areas (Zakaznyk Verkhobuzkyi Nature Reserve, Sviata Hora Nature Monument, Tadani Nature Reserve, the Fedoriwka Reserve and the Bug Valley Protected Landscape Area). About 3000 people will participate in project activities (study visits, conference, cleaning campaigns, ecological competition and picnics).\nThanks to the implementation of the project, each party will benefit primarily in the form of improving the condition of the Bug Valley ecosystem. The region’s attractiveness in terms of tourism development will improve. The Polish-Ukrainian local governments along the Bug River and their organizational units will have the opportunity to establish and strengthen neighborly cooperation and exchange experiences in the field of environmental protection, waste management and eco-education of local communities. The local community will learn how to segregate waste and care for the environment, which they can do on a daily basis to reduce the negative impact on the environment. As a result of the project, residents will also benefit from improving the attractiveness of the region, which will translate into financial gains in tourism.\nThe implementation of the project under the indicated partnership is very important due to the Bug River connecting the entities and the common need to maintain a clean environment, which has a direct impact on daily life of the inhabitants of this region. Implementation of the project on its own would only have a limited impact, which would be of minimal importance in the case of the river ecosystem.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1686609.96,"ERDF",1517948.85,90,null,"Dobrotvir, Drohiczyn","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/24","Development of palliative, geriatric and treatment care, and also improving the quality of medical services for cancer patients in hospitals of Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno","Hospitals in Lviv, Ternopil, and Krosno face a common challenge of limited resources, including funding, infrastructure, equipment, and skilled healthcare professionals. Unsuitable financial support impedes necessary changes and upgrades, affecting palliative, geriatric, and treatment care, as well as services for cancer patients. Quality medical care necessitates modern equipment and technologies, which are often lacking. This deficiency impacts care quality and treatment effectiveness for cancer patients. Specialised workforce with the required skills is crucial for palliative, geriatric, and cancer care. Additionally, a challenge lies in the lack of conversance and education among patients and the public about palliative care, geriatric care, and the importance of quality medical services for cancer patients.\nThe overall objective of the project is ensuring equal access to medical care and promoting the stability of healthcare systems through improving patient care conditions, increasing bed capacity, and facilitating cross-border exchange of expertise among medical personnel in geriatric, palliative, and hospice care in hospitals of Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno. \nThis goal can be achieved through the following specific tasks:\n- ensuring availability of palliative care for all sick patients due to the reconstruction of hospital premises, purchase of vehicle for transporting patients, the purchase of equipment and the increase of beds;\n-strengthening cooperation between medical institutions, doctors and specialists from Poland and Ukraine in the field of palliative medicine;\n-development of a Methodological Guidelines (in brochure format) on the unified standard of feeding a dependent patient (further – Guidelines);\n-beneficiary from the Polish side will share their research on nutrition for critically ill patients in the palliative care ward, including enteral and parenteral nutrition. Collaborative development of Roadmap for creating Nutrition protocols (based on Guidelines) for Ukrainian hospitals; \n-professional development of medical personnel working with depended patients;\n-raising public awareness of palliative care and the importance of supporting patients in difficult life situations.\nThe project is expected to produce several important outputs: \n-3 departments of palliative care in Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno hospitals will be renovated; necessary medical and office equipment, specialised vehicles (3 sets), patient care equipment and other medical tools to ensure improved patient care and treatment outcomes will be purchased; \n-an Methodological Guidelines (PL-UA languages) on the uniform standard of nutrition for an depended patient will be developed by partner B1 and presented during a cross-border medical conference in Ukraine for 20 ppl.;\n-study visit to Krosno will be organised with the aim of: practical demonstration of nutrition for depended patients; improvement of skills and knowledge in palliative, geriatric care and treatment of oncological diseases for medical workers from Ukraine (20 ppl.+2 experts (UA); experts from Poland and Ukraine will develop a Roadmap for creating Nutrition protocols at LB and B2 partners.\nOne TV or radio broadcast will be conducted. \n3 conferences will be held: opening conference (45 partic.), final conference (60 partic.), medical conference (20 partic.).\nTwo promotional roll-ups (1*LB; 1*B1) will be developed. \nThe beneficiaries of these outputs are: cancer, palliative and geriatric patients; healthcare professionals and hospitals; families and caregivers; local communities. \nCollaborating and learning from experiences on both sides of the border, hospitals in Lviv, Ternopil, and Krosno can benefit from a wider pool of knowledge and innovative approaches to enhance medical services. Sharing research findings, training programs, and resources optimises utilisation of available resources. Palliative and psychological assistance will be provided to patients and their families.","2024-06-01","2026-11-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",3799889.52,"ERDF",3419900.57,90,null,"Ternopil, Krosno, Lviv","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0108/23","Common challenges in treating patients using laparoscopic techniques in urology, oncology and emergency medicine.","The Partners, i.e. Fryderyk Chopin University Clinical Hospital in Rzeszow (USK) and the Communal Noncommercial Enterprise of Lviv Regional Council “Lviv Regional Hospital of Veterans of Wars and Repressed after Yurii Lypa” (LRH) intend to cooperate mutually in order to solve the following health problems in the project area:\n- insufficient access to high-quality surgical treatment using laparoscopic techniques (urological, urological-oncological, oncological and other laparoscopically operated diseases) and equal opportunities for patients from the Podkarpackie Voivodship (Poland) and the Lviv Oblast (Ukraine),\n- lack of sufficient cross-border cooperation between regional medical units, lack of exchange of competences, experiences, knowledge and skills in this area,\n- ensuring equal access to health care and supporting the resilience of health systems,\n- increased risk of complications and extended recovery time after surgical procedures performed using the traditional method.\nImproving access to high-quality surgical treatment using laparoscopic techniques (in urology and oncological urology and other conditions that can be operated on using laparoscopic techniques), improving treatment effectiveness, treatment safety and equalizing opportunities for patients treated surgically in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship (Poland) and Lviv Oblast (Ukraine) through joint cross-border activities of the USK and LRH will be achieved through the following activities:\n\n\n1. Joint workshops to exchange experiences and knowledge (2 three-day workshops will be organized by USK and the same will be organized by LRH),\n\n\n2. Development and implementation of guidelines in the field of laparoscopic surgery into the educational process of medical students,\n\n\n3. Purchase of medical equipment and increasing the number of laparoscopic surgeries (including urological) performed at the USK and implementation of the laparoscopic technique at the LRH.\nMain Products:\n- efficiency of new or modernized health care facilities - 65 893 people (greater operational and diagnostic efficiency; USK 62 755, LRH 3 138),\n- jointly developed solutions – 1 (The curriculum and competences of future doctors will be strengthened through joint development of guidelines for laparoscopic surgery, which will be used at the Partners' medical universities. The document will include laparoscopic techniques used in surgery, especially in urology and emergency medicine. It will be created thanks to the cross-border transfer of knowledge, good practices and experience of the Partners' medical staff).\nTo achieve the main goal of the project, a cross-border approach to joint implementation of project activities is necessary. Without cross-border cooperation, the project goal would not have been achieved\nThe project will focus on the exchange of knowledge from emergency medicine (Ukrainian doctors) and laparoscopic surgery (Poland), raising healthcare standards. Partners will implement the acquired knowledge, which will ensure higher quality of healthcare and better preparation for crisis situations. The purchased equipment will enable laparoscopic surgeries using knowledge from several medical fields (urology, oncology, cardiovascular medicine, emergency medicine). Modern devices will allow for precise diagnostics and treatment of complicated cases. Transferring experience in laparoscopic techniques and emergency management will improve the quality and safety of medical services. The cooperation will enable verification and improvement of existing medical procedures, which will increase the effectiveness of medical interventions.","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","160 Measures to improve the accessibility, effectiveness and resilience of healthcare systems (excluding infrastructure)","N",2267117.67,"ERDF",2040405.9,90,null,"Lviv, Rzeszów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0040/23","Monitoring the quality of raw water used in the production of drinking and recreational water, for chemical and microbiological hazards, including agents causing infectious diseases that result from human activity","The idea of the project is to monitor pollution resulting from human activity in raw water used to produce drinking water and monitoring surface waters used for recreation. Monitoring will be carried out basing on the strategy of expanding the current range of water testing parameters by the scope of microbiological and chemical threats that are determinants of health problems occurring in connection with the use of water in the indicated rivers on both sides of the borders.\nMonitoring will concern microbiological and chemical threats.\nMicrobiological monitoring will include the determination of coliform bacteria, including Escherichia and Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, Escherichia coli and Vibrio cholerae bacteria, which enter the water together with domestic sewage, mainly from unsewered areas. Additionally, pathogenic viruses that are capable of causing a rapidly spreading epidemic among people will be determined.\nThe monitoring will also concern the analysis of environmental conditions that favor the development of toxic strains of cyanobacteria and their determination. Cyanobacterial microcystin toxins negatively affect the health quality of recreational and drinking water.\nChemical monitoring will include the indication bisphenol A. It is a chemical compound used in the production of plastics. Bisphenol A belongs to a group of compounds that interfere with the action of human hormonal system (among others). \nAs a result of the project, three new research methods will be created to determine water quality parameters. The implemented methods will allow for obtaining data on the condition and quality of water during monitoring (research). This data will be sent to local water and recreational water authorities. Additionally, residents covered by the project will be informed about the research results.\nThe project will include cross-border activities, i.e. joint monitoring of the transfer of factors threatening human health through river waters, which will allow both partners to obtain information about water quality in the project's impact areas. However, the key goal is not only to analyze data, but also to effectively inform the public about potential threats related to water quality.\nAs part of cooperation, an initial model (address database) of entities, including crisis management centres, local government and government administration, will be developed to exchange information and warnings in situations threatening the health and life of the region's inhabitants. This information is important for quickly responding to new threats so that communities can be effectively informed about water quality issues.\nIf microbiological or chemical standards are exceeded, this information may be published in local media and on the websites of institutions responsible for public safety.","2025-03-01","2027-02-28","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","061 Risk prevention and management of non-climate related natural risks (for example earthquakes) and risks linked to human activities (for example technological accidents), including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches","N",2522707,"ERDF",2270436.3,90,null,"Lwów, Rzeszów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0039/23","PACT - Partnership for a Cleaner Tomorrow. Cross-border project to improve sustainable wastewater management in Yaroslav and Zaleszczyki","The main objective of the project is to build effective cross-border cooperation between the city of Jarosław and Zaleszczyki and to develop joint solutions in the field of creating sustainable water and sewage management.\nThe main products of the project are:\n- development of the cross-border \"Strategy for sustainable water and sewage management Jarosław-Zaleszczyki\", which will enable systemic activities in the field of protection of water resources and will support sustainable water management in the area covered by the Program\n- conducting surveys and developing 2 reports diagnosing the state of water and sewage management in Jarosław and Zaleszczyki\n- conducting 12 participatory meetings with residents on both sides of the border\n- development of 8 environmental expertises\n- organization of a total of 3 conferences (2 in Jarosław, 1 in Zaleszczyki)\n- organization of 8 trainings (3 in Jarosław and 5 in Zaleszczyki). During these activities, experience and knowledge in the field of water and sewage management will be exchanged between the project partners.\n- construction of approximately 8,4 km of sewage network in Jarosław, which will enable 282 residents of the northern part of the city of Jarosław to be connected to the network in the area of ​​Dolnoleżajska, Brodowicze and Stawki streets: 94 residential buildings will be connected to the designed sewage system (approx. 3 people per household - in total 282 people). The implementation of the sewage system in question will make it possible in the future to connect building plots (currently undeveloped) intended for single-family housing, located in the area of ​​the following streets: Dolnoleżajska, Brodowicze, Stawki. The parameters of the planned sewerage facilities have been selected in a way that will enable their further expansion in the future, in order to connect properties located in the area of ​​streets, among others, to them in the future. Piaskowa, Łazy Kostkowskie, Kolaniki, Żwirowa, Lipowa, Kamienna, Diamentowa, Szmaragdowa, Bursztynowa.\n- reconstruction of the sewage treatment plant in Zaleszczyki. The treatment plant will be used about 9,000 people, residents of Zaleszczyki and tourists.\n- promotion of the project at every stage of its implementation (issuing a total of 200 information brochures, organizing press conferences, publishing 1 article in the industry press, creating a website in Zaleszczycki Wodokanal, creating a bookmark on the website of PWiK Jarosław Sp. z o.o.).\n\nDirectly from the project activities, a group of approximately 9282 people will benefit (282 people connected to the sewage system in Jarosław and about 9000 people using the wastewater treatment plant in Zaleszczyki).\nEmployees of PWiK Jarosław Sp. will be involved in soft activities. z o. o. and Zaliszczyckiego Wodokanal, as well as on both sides of the border, among others, entrepreneurs, non-governmental organizations.\n\nThe project is in line with the assumptions of the Interreg Next Program and the EU horizontal policies as well as the legislation of both countries.\nThe change that will take place after the implementation of the project has infrastructural, economic and social dimensions.\nAs a result of the implementation, there will be:\n- improving the quality of life of the Applicant's and Partner's residents,\n- a significant increase in awareness of water and wastewater management, acquisition of management skills for this economy\n- significantly increased awareness of the financing of activities from EU funds\n- and above all, building effective cross-border cooperation between the city of Jarosław and Zaleszczyki and developing joint solutions in the field of creating sustainable water and sewage management.\nThe implementation of the project gives an opportunity to expand activities in the future.","2024-09-01","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2766373.96,"ERDF",2466499.02,89.16,null,"Zalishchyki, Jarosław","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0036/23","Development of sewerage infrastructure and improvement of sewage management in Rivne and Lublin","The project is a joint idea of the Department of Infrastructure and Spatial Planning of the Rivne City Council and the \"Municipal Water Supply and Sewerage Company in Lublin\" Ltd. The subject of the project is: reconstruction of the rainwater and snowmelt drainage network in the area of Chornovola, Drahomanov, Zamkova streets with drainage to the Ustia River in the area of the \"Avangard\" stadium in Rivne; construction of a sanitary sewer network and a water supply network with connections (branches) within the limits of the road lane at ul. Goździkowa, side Goździkowa, Kosynierów, Ziemiańska and Dębowa Streets in Lublin; construction of a sanitary sewer network at Jaskółcza Street with branches in Lublin.\nThe project will achieve the following result indicators\n- RCR\n\n42. Population connected to at least secondary public waste water treatment - 7840 (residents of Rivne - 7,800 people, residents of Lublin - 40 people).\n- RCR\n\n104. Solutions taken up or up-scaled by organisations 1 (Solutions taken up or up-scaled by organisations).\nThe goal of the project is to promote the sustainable management of water resources and create conditions for access to clean water in the cross-border basin, through the development of sewage infrastructure and the improvement of wastewater management in the Rivne region and the Lublin voivodeship. Improve the sanitary-epidemiological state of water resources through the reconstruction of storm sewer networks in the city of Rivne and the development of sanitary networks in the city of Lublin.\nIn the long term, implementation of the project allows, among other things, more efficient use of rainwater, which contributes to saving water and reducing its consumption from water supply networks. In addition, it affects the minimization of the risk of flooding and pollution, which contributes to the protection of the environment and human health.\nSewerage and water supply networks are vital to the functioning of society. They provide access to basic needs, improve health, hygiene and quality of life, support economic development and contribute to environmental protection.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","064 Water management and water resource conservation (including river basin management, specific climate change adaptation measures, reuse, leakage reduction)","N",2686738.55,"ERDF",2418064.68,90,null,"Lublin, Rivne","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0025/23","LELIS-SKOLE CONSTRUCTION OF TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT","Common challenges for the Programme area, within which the Lelis Commune, the city of Skole and the non-governmental organisation Euroregion Carpathians Ukraine - Carpathian Regional Development Agency draw knowledge and experience from each other. This is a process of identifying, analysing and transferring good practices that will contribute to the improvement of the implementation of regional development instruments and will ultimately result in the implementation of solutions that are beneficial to the citizens of both sides. The aim of the project is to prevent threats and mitigate their effects by modernising the technological line for sewage pre-treatment in the Lelis Commune and purchasing specialist equipment for municipalities (a vehicle, a hydraulic crane, a hook device, a water-pressure hooklift , slurry hooklift, spreader, plow) and rebuilding drinking water disinfection devices and purchasing a special truck for water collection for the city of Skole. Soft activities have been planned (i.e. conferences, a competition, open lessons and an eco-picnic, as well as developing a common concept for the protection of water resources on the Polish-Ukrainian border and a promotional film), which will raise awareness of disasters and threats caused by human activity. The modernization of the outdated sewage treatment plant will enable proper and trouble-free treatment of incoming sewage, and the purchase of a hook device, a hydraulic crane will also allow for the collection of waste transported from the Lelis Commune. In the long term, this will translate into an improvement in the condition of the natural environment. Considering the fact that the phenomenon of various natural disasters, especially droughts, has recently intensified, the Lelis Commune plans to purchase a vehicle adapted to transport, distribute and deliver water under high pressure, which will increase the Commune's ability to eliminate the effects of drought. Sudden snowstorms occurring in winter can paralyze or significantly impede the functioning of the city's infrastructure. Aware of this, the commune plans to counteract this type of natural hazard by purchasing a plough and a sand spreader for de-icing roads. The city of Skole also struggles with natural disasters, as it is located in the mountainous part of the Carpathians, where floods, storms, landslides, excessive snowfall and droughts often occur, which is why it plans to purchase a special car for a water utility, which aims to eliminate the effects of these natural disasters and ensure the supply of drinking water to nearby municipalities, whose residents usually draw water from deep wells, often containing hazardous exogenous substances created in geological processes. In order to ensure the proper quality of drinking water (limiting the incidence of stomach diseases, eliminating sources of epidemiological threats) and its failure-free supply to residents, the city of Skole plans to reconstruct facilities for disinfecting drinking water (including: reconstruction of water treatment plants and waterworks, technological pipelines, construction of tanks for clean water). Without the proper quality of water, the natural environment would be much poorer and less diverse. The project includes planned activities directly related to the specific objective of the Programme: Supporting adaptation to climate change and preventing the risk of natural disasters and resilience, taking into account the ecosystem approach. The implementation of the project will reduce the risk of natural disasters and increase resilience to their occurrence. The main results of the project will include investments in new or modernised monitoring, preparedness, warning and response systems for disasters and joint development of cross-border solutions. They will be used by all residents of the Lelis Commune and the city of Skole.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2481918.62,"ERDF",2168948.69,87.39,null,"Lviv, SKOLE, Lelis","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0045/23","Look inside yourself - increasing access to specialized diagnostic imaging in the Polish-Ukrainian border area","The project involves cross-border cooperation between St. John Paul II Mazovian Voivodeship Hospital in Siedlce Ltd. (Poland) and Communal non-commercial enterprise of the Lviv Regional Council Lviv Regional Clinical Diagnostic Center (Ukraine) in improving access to high-quality imaging diagnostics, with particular emphasis on magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography. The joint initiative responds to the problems identified in the joint strategy of the\nInterreg NEXT PL-UA 2021-2027 Program strategy, namely.\n- the growing number of people in the post-working age group, and thus the growing need for health care,\n- high percentage of deaths caused by cancer (\n\n26.5% in Poland and \n\n13.4% in Ukraine)\n- deficiencies in the digitization of health care on the Ukrainian side.\nThe project involves investment in public services aimed at improving the health well-being of an aging population and mitigating the effects of adverse demographic changes in the border area.\nThe main objective of the project is to improve access to high-quality imaging diagnostics in the field of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area. As a result of the project, the Mazovian Regional Hospital in\nSiedlce will modernize the premises of the Imaging Diagnostics Department, including moving a second CT scanner from an external container to its target location in the building, purchase and implement new IT equipment, stations for preparing descriptions of X-ray, CT and MRI examinations, and implement modern software for teleradiology, management of imaging results and their analysis with the possibility of using AI.\nThe Lviv Regional Clinical Diagnostic Center, in turn, will replace an outdated MRI dating back to 2007 (the replacement will be preceded by necessary adaptation work in the laboratory premises), as well as purchase and implement equipment to create a digital archive of medical images and a call center for patient appointments. \nThe project will positively influence access to specialized diagnostic imaging among the residents of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland, especially the Siedlce subregion and Lviv region. The solutions for the organization and description of CT and MRI examinations of both hospitals will be among the unique ones in the entire Polish-Ukrainian borderland. Thanks to the cooperation, the project partners will implement software for managing the documentation of imaging results in their hospitals, as well as improve the state of the diagnostic facilities' infrastructure in terms of IT equipment, medical apparatus and the condition of the laboratories' premises, which will increase the hospitals' ability to diagnose, treat and keep healthy people belonging primarily to cancer risk groups. \nThe undertaking will also have a multiplier effect - as a result of the project, medical procedures will be created for the preparation of descriptive protocols for magnetic resonance imaging and CT scans, as well as the establishment of priorities for urgently ordered examinations. The material will take into account the simplification and standardization of processes for organizing and describing examinations, which may translate into shorter waiting times for both the examination itself and its accurate description.\nThe project will also include specialized training for the staff of both partners, i.e. doctors, nurses and radiology technicians, among others, in the interpretation of imaging results, the use of model medical procedures for describing examinations, prioritization of examinations when there are many urgent cases among the waiting list, as well as in the area of new diagnostic techniques, including the use of AI as a tool to assist and reduce the time for preparing the examination description.","2024-04-01","2026-03-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2796623.23,"ERDF",2318559.21,82.91,null,"Lviv, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","1) The rapid spread of invasive plant species causes great damage to biodiversity and the environment. Invasive plants are displacing native species, creating monocultures and simplifying wildlife habitats. In Ukraine and Poland, more than 80 species of plants cause damage to agriculture and forestry. According to the International Convention on Biological Diversity, the spread of invasive plants is a major threat to native plant species and ecosystems. Ukraine, members of the European Union and other countries are obliged to prevent the introduction and spread of alien species. One of the most dangerous invasive species is Heracleum sosnowskyi (hogweed), which is also harmful to human health.\n2) The specific objectives of the project are to assess the prevalence, genetic and biochemical diversity, as well as to control and monitor invasive populations of Sosnowski's hogweed on the border of Poland and Ukraine. The project covers the Lviv Oblast in Ukraine and Lubelskie, Podlaskie and Podkarpackie voivodeships in Poland. The practical aims of the project are to test and implement effective measures to combat invasive hogweed, prevent its spread and restore habitats in the context of biodiversity in the cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland. So far, no detailed information on the spatial occurrence of hogweed and its impact on biodiversity exists. The project by implementing various remote sensing research methods (satellite and airborne imagining) allows to fill up this research gap. Furthermore, by using the WebMap technology to share the project results, the project provides open access to biodiversity and invasive alien species knowledge, thus strengthening educational purposes and cross-border cooperation.\n3) Expected changes\nReducing the hogweed population and its harmful impact;\nRestoration of grasslands and agro-ecosystems;\nImproving the safety of residents’ life;\nIncreasing the tourist attractiveness of rural areas;\nDevelopment of agricultural production;\nShaping environmental awareness through the public education system, based on the protection of local biodiversity against threats from invasive species.\n4) Project products list\nA joint action plan to overcome the problem of invasive hogweed;\nUA-PL cross-border map of hogweed population distribution in different habitats;\nElectronic database collected during the project implementation;\nAn improved robotic device with enhanced efficiency for controlling hogweed over large areas in difficult and hard-to-reach terrains;\nReduction of hogweed population (1,000 ha) and renaturalization of grasslands, mainly pastures (12 ha);\nAction plan for project sustainability and recommendations for ecological restoration of areas after hogweed control treatments;\nProject information materials;\nTraining programs and information materials for local communities, utilities and the public, including children.\n5) A cross-border approach to hogweed control is needed for the following reasons:\nThe spread of an invasive species has no limits: hogweed cannot be stopped by natural barriers, therefore control must be a joint effort;\nCommon resources and ecosystems: the Ukrainian-Polish border region shares common rivers, forests and landscapes, therefore effective hogweed control requires cooperation of both countries;\nHarmonization of actions: it is necessary to jointly block hogweed invasion routes and ensure the sustainable functioning of natural ecosystems;\nJoint monitoring: the exchange of information between countries will enable an effective response to the spread of hogweed and will improve methods of its control;\nJoint scientific research: facilitating the implementation of innovative methods of population control and biodiversity restoration in natural ecosystems;\nEnsuring sustainability and long-term results: a cross-border approach allows for the creation of effective joint monitoring and control of hogweed.","2025-06-01","2027-05-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1676036.47,"ERDF",1508432.82,90,null,"Lublin, Lviv","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},5]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0008/23","Cross-border Roztocze - protection of the natural complex by improving the sewage management in the City of Tomaszow Lubelski and the District of Solonka","The project is of a collaborative nature and will be implemented by three entities operating on the Polish and Ukrainian sides. Its thematic scope focuses on carrying out infrastructure works on both sides of the border, aimed at developing infrastructure and municipal services in the field of water and sewage management (construction of sewage treatment plants on the Ukrainian side and renovation/modernization of the water and sewage network on the Polish side), and consequently improving the local and regional state of the natural environment (soil, surface and groundwater). Considering the characteristics of the project mentioned above, it should be noted that it aligns well with, among others, the following challenges and preferred intervention directions specified in the Common Strategy of the Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine Program for the years 2021-2027:\n-\tInsufficient technical condition of sewage and water supply networks,\n-\tCountering the negative effects resulting from the peripheral location of the Polish-Ukrainian border,\n-\tDevelopment of sustainable water management, supporting the protection of natural heritage and its resources,\n-\tImprovement of the quality of public services to eliminate development constraints in the border areas of Poland and Ukraine,\n-\tCounteracting environmental degradation and protection of the most valuable natural resources (both regions are located in the same geographical region: Tomaszów Lubelski City - Central Roztocze, Solonkа Village Council - Eastern Roztocze),\n-\tStrengthening cross-border cooperation between public institutions, enhancing their administrative potential,\n-\tImpact on low levels of socio-economic development,\n-\tImpact on climate change.\nConfirmation of the project intervention's alignment with the challenges for the Program area is its main goal, defined as follows: \"Improvement of the technical condition of existing water and sewage infrastructure in the area of Tomaszów Lubelski City and implementation of a sewage treatment system in the area of the Solonkа Village Council, contributing to the improvement of the residents' quality of life, groundwater and surface water conditions, minimizing epidemiological threats, and pollution reduction.\"\nThe main outcomes (expressed through indicators of the Interreg Next PL-UA Program) of this cross-border partnership project will be:\n\n\n1.\tNumber of urban wastewater treatment plants built - 1 unit.\n\n\n2.\tLength of new or upgraded pipes for the public network for collection of waste water - \n\n2.9 km,\n\n\n3.\tLength of new or upgraded pipes for the distribution systems of public water supply - \n\n1.3 km,\n\n\n4.\tParticipations in joint actions across borders - 110 people,\n\n\n5.\tPopulation connected to improved public water supply - 80 people,\n\n\n6.\tPopulation connected to at least secondary public waste water treatment - 8,000 people.\nThe primary beneficiaries of the project outcomes will be individuals belonging to the group of end beneficiaries, namely residents of Solonkа Village Council (Ukraine) and Tomaszów Lubelski City (Poland), who will utilize the products of this project.\nThe need for partnership and cross-border approach to project implementation arises primarily from:\n-\tEfforts of the partners aimed at generating a clear cross-border effect, identifiable at the level of significant reduction in sources and quantities of pollutants ultimately discharged into rivers,\n-\tInsufficient own funds of local governments to finance the project independently and formal requirements of the Interreg Next PL-UA Program, which, as known, require the establishment of a Polish-Ukrainian partnership to submit an application, implement the project, and ultimately address common cross-border issues identified both in the entire Program area and in areas under the jurisdiction of local governments, which have been detailed above and in the further sections of the application form.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2733292.26,"ERDF",2459963.03,90,null,"Solonka village, Tomaszów Lubelski","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0011/23","FIRE SAFETY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION FOR POLISH AND UKRAINIAN CROSS-BORDER COMMUNITIES","Polish and Ukrainian neighbouring regions have much in common in terms of socio-economic standing and natural resources. However, despite these shared interests, there has been a lack of concrete efforts to coordinate approaches between the regions. Despite the borders that sometimes divide territories, the impact of fire is consistent across Europe, thus also across PL-UA border area. Because fire and disasters do not stop at borders and neither does their impact. \n\nCross-border local authorities as the Applicant Stawiski Municipality and state fire rescue units as Partner 1 Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ternopil Oblast have a crucial role to play in strengthening the resilience of their populations and critical infrastructure networks and remain the ultimate warranty when capacities of resilience are disrupted at any level. \n\nThe Project builds awareness and appreciation of the importance of emergency infrastructure and reaffirms the cross-border commitment to keep the critical infrastructure and borderland’s communities safe and secure. Securing the cross-border infrastructure connects people and supports the critical infrastructure systems of borderland, is a trans-national priority that requires planning and coordination across the whole borderland community\n\nThe main target groups of the Project are supported local authorities and institutions of cross-border emergency system, equipped fire rescue brigades and participants of the training events: fire rescuers and emergency sector stakeholders. Final beneficiaries: population of the borderland benefiting from developed public safety, as well as borderland residents, tourists and travelling people.\n\nOverall objective:\nImprovement of the institutional capacity to prevent and coordinate the management system for emergency situations.\nSpecific objectives:\n\n\n1. Improvement of competences and skills by joint trainings on the prevention of emergency situations.\n\n\n2. Strengthening the institutional potential of cooperation between rescue services\n\n\n3. Enhancing response capacity of fire rescue services through the purchase of specialized equipment.\n\nThe enhancement of emergency response operational capabilities will be ensured by provision of safety equipment, such as 3 firefighting trucks and mobile firefighting ladder. \n\nThe development of professional competences will be achieved by carrying out the 4 joint trainings for 120 firefighters and 2 “Cross-border Civil Protection Networking Workshops” for 40 cross-border civil protection stakeholders.\n\nImprovements in the disaster risk governance will be achieved by preparation of strategic document ‘STATE OF THE ART OF CROSS-BORDER DISASTER MANAGEMENT’ establishment of Cross-border Civil Protection and Safety Alliance - a joint initiative between borderland emergency policy and disaster risk governance stakeholders creates a basis for further cooperation within the joint cross-border emergency management system.\n\nThe direct cross-border impact comes from engagement of the Partners in the preparation and implementation of the project. The partners took advantage of their previous experiences from the successfully completed projects and actions and further they will share their knowledge during the implementation of the Project.\n\nRegarding the fact that the development of civil protection infrastructure and enhancement of the cross-border partnership in the emergency sector, has direct impact on the growth of its competitiveness and helps to obtain better living conditions and integration of borderland areas, the project creates basis to develop cross – border cooperation as well as it will help with carrying down the barriers in community contacts. That will have impact on increasing of well-being and overall development of members of cross-border communities.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2536102.8,"ERDF",2282492.52,90,null,"Ternopil, Stawiski","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0005/23","DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CROSS-BORDER AREA OF THE SIEDLCE MUNICIPALITY, HORODOK COMMUNITY AND THE PRYVILNE COMMUNITY","The project is a response to similar problems identified by the Partners in the PL/UA border region related to insufficient green areas in urbanized areas or their low quality, which directly affects issues of biodiversity conservation in inhabited areas, the occurrence of the urban heat island phenomenon, spatial order, or the implementation of principles of sustainable development as a whole. Through the implementation of the project, the Partners also want to initiate and promote cross-border cooperation in the field of environmental protection, so that actions taken on both sides of the border are consistent with each other and jointly produce a synergetic effect.\n\nThe main objective of the project is to strengthen the protection of existing green areas and increase the area of green spaces, as well as to preserve biodiversity in the urbanized region of the border through the renovation of 1 park and the construction of 1 park on the UA side as well as the construction of 9 pocket parks on the PL side.\n\nThe effects of the project will be noticeable in many aspects:\n\n - Improvement of the quality of the local natural environment through the protection and increase of green areas conducive to biodiversity conservation, reducing the urban heat island effect, supporting natural retention, and reducing urban pollution\n- Improvement of quality of life- thanks to the implementation of the project, residents of areas affected by its activities will gain attractive green areas for relaxation and recreation, which will have a positive impact on their well-being and health\n- Social integration, inclusion of socially excluded individuals in the life of the local community - the opportunity to spend time in a shared attractive public space for residents\n- Improvement of spatial order and aesthetics of the city through the development of degraded areas\n\nThe main product:\n\n9 new pocket parks in the city of Siedlce\n1 revitalized park in the town of Horodok\n1 new park in the municipality of Pryvilne (village of Ivanne)\n1 \"Action Plan\"- a jointly developed document defining the action plan for environmental education in the border areas between PL and UA\n\nThe main beneficiaries of these products will be the local governments and residents of the project areas, who will gain access to attractive green spaces that directly improve living conditions in urban areas, as well as educational institutions that will receive an innovative document serving as the basis for modern environmental education. However, the infrastructure created/revitalized as part of the project will be accessible to all interested parties, including people with disabilities.\n\nWhen it comes to environmental issues, administrative boundaries are not of great significance. Environmental problems can occur to the same extent on both sides of the border. The border only determines the regulations that apply to the partners regarding nature conservation and climate change prevention. As Poland is a member of the EU it is bound by strict guidelines for its members (such as achieving climate neutrality by 2050). However achieving these goals in the border areas of PL and the EU is not solely dependent on the efforts of individual entities due to the transboundary nature of pollution - the efforts of one side can be undermined by the lack of similar actions on the other side of the border. Therefore joint efforts are needed in the border areas to protect the natural environment as best as possible. With this in mind the applicants have decided to form a partnership and establish a common path for environmental protection in their respective areas and, in general, in the PL/UA border area. Based on the positive results of previous programs the partners hope that their efforts will also serve as motivation for greater interest in protecting the natural resources of the border region as a common good of both countries and lead to the establishment of further transboundary agreements.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1607902.12,"ERDF",1256077.17,78.12,null,"Pryvilne, Horodok, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},3]
["PLUA.03.01-IP.01-0001/24","THE CARPATHIAN NARROW-GAUGE RAILWAYS - A JOURNEY IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE CARPATHIAN FOREST RAILWAYS","The project focuses on two areas in the Eastern Carpathians, associated with the history and location of preserved historical forest narrow-gauge railways in Majdan (PL) and Vyhoda (UA). For both areas, the history of narrow-gauge railways and the potential utilization of this heritage represent a significant but underutilized tourism potential. One of the main challenges of this project is the INSUFFICIENT USE OF THE TOURIST POTENTIAL FOR LOCAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. As a result, both areas experience economic stagnation, an aging population (high youth migration, negative birth rate), and often unemployment. Tourism development presents a great opportunity, and therefore, innovative actions need to be taken to increase the average length of stay and tourism revenues. To achieve this, both areas need to implement innovative measures and expand, enhance, and integrate their offerings through cross-border cooperation.\nThe overall objective of the project is to increase the role of tourism based on the endogenous historical and cultural potential in the development of Polish-Ukrainian border areas in the Eastern Carpathians.\nThe expected changes that the project will bring about include:\n- Facilitating cooperation and exchange of experience between project partners and surrounding communities in cross-border areas to develop and promote a common, integrated offer of sustainable tourism.\n- Expanding and enhancing the offerings of project partners.\n- Creating a cohesive image by equipping public spaces and narrow-gauge railway station areas in Majdan and Vyhoda in a way that enhances the quality of these places as tourist attractions while respecting their history and the value of the surrounding nature.\nThese changes will be achieved through investment and soft measures implemented in the project, such as building innovative infrastructure for the Bieszczady Forest Railway Station in Majdan, introducing alternative forms of pro-ecological railway and bicycle transport in the Eastern Carpathians, developing visitor infrastructure and walking/cycling routes along the Vyhoda heritage railway route, joint familiarization visits to present an integrated joint tourist offer with the Carpathian Forest Railways logo to travel bloggers and tour operators, cross-border workshops on creating a common integrated tourist offer and joint cross-border festivals promoting local heritage and tourism attractions.\nThe main target groups of the project include institutions related to cultural heritage, operators of tourist attractions, and tourism service providers (approximately 20 entities), travel bloggers, and tourism operators from Ukraine and Poland, local development agencies (3 entities), and representatives of local and regional authorities (6 entities). The project will involve approximately 1,070 participants. The ultimate beneficiaries are enthusiasts of narrow-gauge railways, tourists, residents, and entrepreneurs from the project areas (approximately 140,000 in PL and 80,000 in UA).\nFrom a cross-border perspective, both target areas face the challenge of harnessing the untapped economic potential of cross-border tourism by offering visitors a joint tourist offer that includes a cross-border trip to the neighbouring historical railways still in operation in the Eastern Carpathians. Currently, there is a lack of cooperation, joint marketing, and exchange of tourists between partners. This is further exacerbated by a lack of information about tourist attractions, services, and accommodations, leading to a lack of awareness among tourists about the attractions they can experience on the other side of the border. The project will enable both areas to access visitors and tourists from the other side of the border and enter the cross-border tourism market with a joint offer that integrates more diversified and meaningful holiday experiences within a single trip to the heritage railways.","2024-06-01","2026-11-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_3) Tourism","RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",4306250,"ERDF",3875625,90,null,"Vyhoda, Majdan","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0018/23","Cross-border Biodiversity - protection of valuable natural areas in Strzyzewice, Chelm, Lviv and Zymna Voda","The main objective is to restore and protect the biodiversity of historic parks in Poland and Ukraine. The steps taken will lead to the protecion of areas of natural and cultural value, to slowing down the degradation of nature and to harmonizing the management of natural areas of great importance separated by the state border, and thus to protecting their biodiversity.\n\nHistoric parks are a valuable natural element of the landscape. Old trees play a huge natural and ecological role - they are a living environment for many organisms, which is important for preserving biodiversity. Many of these organisms are threatened with extinction and owe their existence only to old trees. The project aims to preserve biodiversity by raising awareness and knowledge about the importance of park woodlots as natural habitats. The project focuses on the valorization of the natural resources of historic parks along with the assessment of their condition (dendrological analysis, archaeological research, analysis of water retention in the park, preparation of site and height maps for design purposes, historical query of the park), what will allow planning of long-term protection. The improvement of the condition of trees will translate into the stabilization of historic parks as habitats for animal species that use trees as nesting, feeding, shelter or communication routes, as well as the occurrence of lichens and fungi associated with trees.\nThe project involves the development of concepts, maintenance and protection of old trees in historic parks in the Strzyzewice commune, (Piotrowice), in the area of the Public Provincial Specialist Hospital in Chelm, in the commune of Zymna Voda and in the area of the Saint Yura’s Archcathedral in Lviv, which will allow to preserve valuable natural areas in these regions and to develop common standards for their protection. As a result of the project, the historic gardens (former monastery Gardens of Saint Yura) as three nature monuments of local value will be implemented. They will serve as the park-monument of gardening and the park-monuments of horticultural art in Lviv, Ukraine.\nAs part of the project, trees will also be marked and the Center for the Protection of Ancient Trees will be established in order to create a facility of the nature reserve fund of Ukraine - a botanical nature monument. The project also concerns the purchase of equipment necessary for the proper conduct of research and maintenance of parks. The project will contribute to increasing the awareness and enriching the knowledge of participants about historic parks (managers, local authorities, inhabitants of the region) through study visits, practical training in the assessment of the health condition of trees and conducting environmental and educational activities, training, quests, conferences, purchase of equipment. These affairs, as well as the planned conference and meetings with residents, will allow to exchange experiences and good practices between the participants. The result of these actions will be the joint development of guidelines that will make it easier for park managers to plan and conduct further activities and develompent of the areas.\n\nThis type of cross-border events receive more media attention, thanks to which there is a chance for good media coverage of the topic of protection of historic parks, and thus also creates possibility to affect the public opinion and decision-makers more effectively. In addition, implementation of the project will build a positive image of nature in the minds of citizens as a common good and a symbol of uniting nations.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",2291733.85,"ERDF",2036893,88.88,null,"Lviv, Chełm, Zymna Voda, Strzyżewice","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},4]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0041/23","Protection of the border Bug River by expanding the sanitary network in the border communes of Dołhobyczów and Sokal.","The project submitted for evaluation is of a partnership nature and will be implemented by two local government units operating on the Polish and Ukrainian sides. Its thematic scope will focus on conducting infrastructure works on both sides of the border, directed towards the development of infrastructure and municipal services in the field of sewage management (construction/reconstruction of sanitary sewage networks), ultimately leading to the improvement of the local and regional natural environment (soil, surface water, and groundwater). Considering the aforementioned project characteristics, it is essential to highlight that it aligns well with various challenges and preferred directions of intervention defined in the Common Strategy of the Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine 2021-2027 Programme:\n\n\n1. insufficiently developed sewage \n\n\n2. counteracting negative effects resulting from peripheral location of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland\n\n\n3. development of sustainable water management, supporting protection of natural heritage’s biodiversity and its resources\n\n\n4. improving quality of public services in order to eliminate development limitations in border areas of Poland and Ukraine\n\n\n5. counteracting a degradation of natural environment and protection of the most valuable natural assets (these activities are in line with the EU's postulate of Europe that uses environmental resources more efficiently)\n\n\n6. tightening cross-border cooperation between public institutions, strengthening their administrative potential\n\n\n7. impact on a low level of socio-economic development\n\n\n8. impact on a climate changes\n\nConfirmation of the above thesis regarding the alignment of the project's interventions with the challenges of the Programme area is its main objective, which has been defined as follows: \"Improve the sanitary conditions in the area of the Dołhobyczów Municipality and Sokal City, contributing to the enhancement of residents' quality of life, groundwater and surface water conditions, minimization of epidemiological threats, and reduction of environmental pollution.\"\n\nBasic outputs (expressed by indicators of the Interreg NEXT Poland–Ukraine 2021-2027 Programme) of such defined orientation of analyzed cross-border partnership project will be:\n\n\n1. Length of new or upgraded pipes for the public network for collection of waste water (RCO31) - 8,354 km\n\n\n2. Population connected to at least secondary public waste water treatment (RCR42) - 23 295 people\n\n\n3. Participations in joint actions across borders (RCO81) - 40 people\n\n\n4. Number of participants of the trainings for the institution (PLRO150) - 20 people\n\nThe users of the project outcomes will primarily be individuals categorized as the group of ultimate beneficiaries, i.e., residents of the town of Dołhobyczów (Poland) and the city of Sokal, who will be connected to the newly constructed or reconstructed sewage networks.\n\nThe need for a partnership and cross-border approach to project implementation results primarily from:\n- the partners' aim to generate a clear cross-border effect that is identifiable in terms of significantly reducing the sources and quantity of pollutants discharged into the Bug River. This also has a positive impact on improving the river's water quality (Bug River flowing on both the Polish and Ukrainian sides).\n- Insufficient own funds of local governments to finance the project on their own and formal requirements of the Interreg Next PL UA Programme, which, as it is known, require an establishment of a Polish-Ukrainian partnership in order to be able to submit an application, implement the project and ultimately solve common cross-border problems identified both in the area of entire Programme and in areas subordinated to local governments, which have been presented in detail above and in further part of the application form.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2553738.96,"ERDF",2269635.16,88.87,null,"Sokal, Dołhobyczów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0040/23","Water resources protection through the development of sewage infrastructure as a joint challenge of Lesko Commune and Khust Town in the fight for a clean environment","Both partners share the common element of transboundary rivers. Effective protection of these rivers requires joint and coordinated investment actions on both sides of the border. Mutual pollution cross-contaminates, adversely affecting the environment, particularly surface and groundwater, across the entire border area.\n\nProper management of municipal sewage is of fundamental importance for the areas covered by the project and will lead to maintaining a sustainable water management system. The overall objective of the project is to improve the condition of the natural environment, including surface and subsurface water resources.\n\nThis objective will be achieved through the following specific goals: - Reducing pollution by municipal sewage in areas of particular natural heritage significance for the border regions of Poland and Ukraine through the construction and modernization of sanitary sewage networks. - Developing an enhanced natural environment management system in the Lesko Commune and the town of Khust by enhancing the qualifications of personnel. - Increasing environmental awareness among residents regarding conservation, particularly of water resources, and promoting sustainable management practices within the project area.\n\nGiven that the investment is a part of a partner project within the context of Polish-Ukrainian cross-border cooperation, jointly achieving the aforementioned goals will ultimately accelerate and strengthen cross-border developmental processes on the border of Poland and Ukraine. The indicators of this impact will include: - Improved watercourse cleanliness. - Preservation of unique fauna and flora in good condition. - Creation of new jobs in the tourism sector. - Increased revenues for economic entities in the tourism industry. - Consequently, a reduction of social exclusion phenomena on both sides of the border from a social perspective.\n\nMain outputs: \n\n\n1. Construction of a sanitary sewage network section and modernization of 4 sewage pumping stations in the Lesko Commune (1,545km). As a result, a total of 77 people will be connected to the network.\n\n\n2. Construction and reconstruction of sewage networks along the several streets in Velykyi Bereznyi. The main outputs and results: \n\n1. Self-flow sewage – 3,007 km, pressure sewage – 0,681k m, sewage pumping stations – 3 items. \n\n2. Number of people connected to at least secondary public waste water treatment – \n\n1791.\n\n\n3. Two parallel environmentally-oriented events are planned in Lesko and Khust for the volunteers. This will involve a joint action of collecting litter along the riverbanks: the San River in Lesko (involving youth and adults from Lesko Commune) and the Tisza River in Khust (involving youth and adults from Khust). Both actions in Lesko and Khust will take place simultaneously, with approximately 50 participants from each country. \n\n\n4. A collaborative educational-promotional film will be produced.\n\n\n5. Organization of \"Protecting Water Resources\" seminars at both partners places (40UA, 30PL people).\n\nThe main benefits of the undertaking are the protection and safeguarding against contamination of locally flowing rivers, particularly the transboundary San and Tisza rivers, resulting in an improvement of the natural environment and its key natural assets, which are also utilized by tourists.\nThe joint implementation of the project will establish a partnership approach, bridging the gaps in experience and organizational potential among partners. The project's implementation in partnership will reinforce the ongoing cooperation with the Ukrainian partner and the preservation of the natural heritage area, which constitutes the greatest wealth and asset of the borderland, contributing to the development of related tourism. \nWell-developed cross-border cooperation will also constitute significant potential for its further growth, as well as the preparation and implementation of cross-border projects.","2024-09-01","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2389034.87,"ERDF",2150131.38,90,null,"Khust, Lesko","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0016/23","Cooperation beneficial for the climate – the development of the green infrastructure in Łęczna and Kowel","Common challenge and main objective of project is to prevent, mitigate and counteract effects of climate change, protect, preserve and enhance biological diversity of the Polish-Ukrainian region and improve quality of life for people by creating nature- and climate-protecting elements of green infrastructure in Łęczna and Kowel. Subject of project is development of green infrastructure in Łęczna and Kowel through: revitalization of riverside areas and slopes surrounding Old Town, Podzamcze Park and former granary building in Łęczna; arrangement of Świnka River valley area in Łęczna; new plantings; construction of recreational architectural structures in revitalized areas; revitalization of Lesya Ukrainka Central Park and Taras Shevchenko Park as urban green spaces in the center of Kowel and revitalization of green area located next to Center for Dialogue of Cultures along in Kowel with adjoining riverside areas; informational and educational campaign on climate and biodiversity protection; organization of ecological picnics in Łęczna and Kowel as educational events; project opening and closing conference; project promotion; project management.\nPositive benefits that green infrastructure along with educational activities will bring to partners and the Polish - Ukrainian region: mitigating, alleviating and countering impacts of climate change; ensuring growth of biodiversity by creating of habitats that enable proper functioning of ecosystems; improving condition of natural environment and enhancing of quality of life for people; mitigation of urban heat island effect; increase in share of green infrastructure in total urban area; increased access to green infrastructure located in areas of unique natural and landscape value, including legally protected areas such as the Nadwieprzański Landscape Park; improvement of aesthetics and better utilization of public spaces in Łęczna and Kowel. Informational and educational campaign will provide knowledge and awareness to communities shaping and solidifying appropriate behaviors in caring for environment. Project will strengthen cross-border cooperation between Łęczna and Kowel and foster people-to-people contacts.\nProject outcomes:\nSurface of protected and valuable natural sites other than Natura 2000 – 12,70 hectares.\nNumber of supported forms of nature conservation – 2 pcs.\nNumber of carried out information and education campaigns – 1 pc.\nJointly developed solutions – 1 pc.\nSolutions taken up or upscaled by organizations – 1 pc.\nRehabilitated land used for green areas – 20.14 hectares.\nProject is targeted towards local authorities, schools, students and residents of Łęczna, Kowel and the Polish-Ukrainian region. The longstanding collaboration between Łęczna and Kowel has allowed for identification of common problems and challenges in ecological sphere, climate change mitigation, biodiversity protection and improving quality of life for residents, which can be addressed only through joint cross-border project.\nProject will be implemented through integrated cooperation, coordinated actions and knowledge and experience exchange. Partners will collectively agree on, prepare and actively participate in project activities. Created infrastructure will be accessible to all users. Project outcomes will benefit residents of Łęczna, Kowel, individuals from the Polish-Ukrainian region and beyond. Project actions will lead to achieving common results and goals that will serve partners on both sides of border. Łęczna and Kowel will have ecologically and aesthetically valuable infrastructure for the Polish-Ukrainian region.\nŁęczna and Kowel are designated as urban centers with supra-local significance tasked with stimulating regional development. Project offers opportunity to influence socio-economic development from local (city) to regional (province/oblast) level. Project creates conditions for increasing social, ecological and landscape attractiveness of both cities and regions.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",2798288.57,"ERDF",2468370.35,88.20999999999999,null,"Kovel City, Łęczna","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0048/23","Ensuring accessibility of health care services to patients with cardiovascular diseases in the Polish-Ukrainian border area through modernization of medical infrastructure and equipment","The project is a joint response of Autonomous Health Maintenance Organization Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok and Yuri Semenyuk Rivne Regional Clinical Hospital to poor access to the health care system in the provision of diagnostics and treatment in cardiovascular diseases in borderland area (Białystok region and Rivne Oblast) which results in high mortality and disability rate of the population.\n\nThe project overall objective is to improve jointly accessibility and resilience of health services in cardiovascular diseases in Białystok region and Rivne Oblast by modernization of medical infrastructure and equipment, knowledge exchange and prophylaxis promotion.\n\nOverall project objective will be achieved through:\n- improvement of treatment base for cardiovascular diseases by purchase of specialized medical equipment for both hospitals and reconstruction of operating block in Yuri Semenyuk Rivne Regional Clinical Hospital;\n- supporting of resilience of public health systems by dissemination and exchange of good practices and knowledge between medical staff;\n- improve the awareness of prophylaxis of cardiovascular diseases among patients and inhabitants of the Programme area by organization of open days – preventive actions and promotion of healthy life style\n\nThe result of project realization will be enhanced access to health care in the provision of diagnostics and treatment in cardiovascular diseases.\n\nBoth Partners hospitals and their employees, and also the patients of the partner hospitals as the final beneficiaries of the Project will benefit from joint project realization. The patient group consists of the inhabitants of the borderland region as well as tourists and any individuals in the emergency situations; also refugees staying in the crossborder area, inhabitants of Białystok region and Rivne oblast in the age 18+.\n\nAs a result of the project implementation, used/insufficient medical infrastructure for cardiovascular diseases diagnosis and treatment will be improved by purchase of specialized medical equipment and modernization of medical infrastructure (better anghiography, faster diagnosis with CT use). Specialist knowledge about new CVD treatments will be improved by dissemination and exchange of good practices and knowledge during 2 conferences and 4 trainings. Experience exchange workshops on hospital management and resilience of health care systems will give a chance for familiarizing with management issues and procedures in both hospitals: Rivne hospital will share its experience of acting in difficult conditions caused by war in Ukraine, while Białystok hospital in accessibility. Awareness about prophylaxis of cardiovascular diseases and healthy lifestyle among Białystok region and Rivne oblast inhabitants will be increased by dissemination of knowledge among patients through open days organization and joint information campaign.\n\nProject results are of cross-border character and will contribute to the shortening of the period of incapacity to work due to faster diagnosis and technologically advanced treatment. The impact of the project concerns improvement of resilience and accessibility of health services through purchase of specialized equipment, modernization of medical infrastructure, development of hospitals staff taking part in the project and sharing their knowledge with the foreign partners. Hospital staff from both sides will work together, using and exchange their everyday experience for finding the best solutions for staff and patients’.\n\nThe target group of the Project will be both Partners’ employees, while the final beneficiaries of the Project will be the patients of the partner hospitals","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2676436.84,"ERDF",2233994.49,83.47,null,"Rivne, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0042/23","SOS for children's health","The proposed project is aimed at combating common key challenges for Dolyna territorial community (hereafter-“Dolyna TC”) and Ustrzyki Dolne commune in terms of overcoming negative demographic trends in their territories and improving the general state of health of local residents, and in particular physical and mental health of children. Special attention will be paid to children with disabilities and support of their families. The existing facility - Child Health Center will be modernised in Dolyna TC and a new rehabilitation facility - Health Rehabilitation and Sensory Integration Center for Children will be created in Ustrzyki Dolne commune, which will cooperate with each other.\n\nProject focus:\nintroduction of new medical services for children in both communities (rehabilitation, sensory and speech therapy, psychological care, palliative care)\ndevelopment of existing medical services for children in Dolyna TC (treatment, diagnostics, prevention, intensive and emergency care)\nintroduction of cooperation between Child Health/Rehabilitation Centers in both communities, which involves the joint participation in the process of providing medical services to children (for example, treatment of a child in Dolyna, and rehabilitation in Ustrzyki Dolne, etc.)\nestablishing interaction between the Centers and local residents to raise awareness of child health care through a large-scale information campaign \n\nThe overall objective of the project is to create a capacity-building system for quality development and increasing the availability of medical services provided by Child Health/Rehabilitation Centers in Dolyna TC (Ivano-Frankivsk region, Ukraine) and Ustrzyki Dolne commune (Podkarpackie voivodeship, Poland) by the end of the project.\n\nThe project will bring structural changes to the local system of health care for children in partner communities through new services, created infrastructure, modern equipment, digitalization, staff training, and cross-border cooperation. Special attention will be paid to children with disabilities.\n\nThe main outputs the project will produce are the following:\nChild Health Center in Dolyna TC will be modernised and operating\nHealth Rehabilitation and Sensory Integration Center for Children in Ustrzyki Dolne commune will be established and operating\nA concept of cross-border cooperation between the two Centers will be developed to jointly provide medical services to children in both communities\nA joint program for professional development and exchange of experience of medical staff of both Centers will be developed.\n\nThe project will benefit children with disabilities, children from the number of IDPs/refugees and other vulnerable categories, all children from 0 to 18 years old in Dolyna, Ustrzyki Dolne and neighbouring communities, parents/guardians of children, staff of the Centers, the local government, NGO and all residents of both communities.\n\nDolyna TC and Ustrzyki Dolne commune, are the communities with a similar profile and face similar demographic processes and humanitarian challenges. Introduction of rehabilitation, recovery, and psychological support services for children is a difficult challenge for both communities that cannot be overcome on their own (alone) due to a lack of relevant experience, mutual assistance, and budgetary resources. All this creates a common context for cross-border cooperation between Dolyna City Council and Municipality Ustrzyki Dolne (local authorities-Project Partners). Also, the project envisages complementarity of interventions. Project Partners plan to create a joint concept for the development of medical personnel and the creation of chains of joint provision of medical rehabilitation and health services for children by both Child Centers. The partners will coordinate healthcare activities and collaborate with Polish and Ukrainian healthcare services, schools, and clinics. Accordingly, the project will have a positive impact on both communities.","2025-02-01","2027-01-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2067985.09,"ERDF",1716427.63,83,null,"Ustrzyki Dolne, Dolyna ","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0019/23","FIRE & WATERPROOF. Cooperation of the civil protection services of Lublin and Rivne","The strategic goal of the project is to increase the resilience of the security system of cities against threats resulting from climate change and countering local risks of anthropogenic nature, by:\n\n\n1.\tIncreasing the level of safety of residents and the resilience of fire and flood protection systems\n\n\n2.\tIntensifying cooperation between the civil protection services of both cities through the exchange of experience and developing joint solutions to respond to threats\n\n\n3.\tIncreasing the level of knowledge of the inhabitants of Lublin (LP) and Rivne (PP) on the threats resulting from climate change thanks to educational activities like press releases, online articles, sharing publication of \"Rules of conduct in various emergency situations in the context of climate change and crisis situations\" - in PL and UA. More educated individuals may be better equipped to understand the complexities of climate science and have more awareness of the risks of climate change\n\nThe implementation of the project results from the needs that are indicated in many documents of operational and strategic importance for the cities. Lublin's strategic and operational documents raise the issue of adequate preparation of the city for flood hazards, indicating areas the most exposed to flooding. Rivne's main need is the need to adapt the fire protection system to the requirements related to the local government reform in Ukraine, as a result of which the area of operation of the municipal fire brigade is to be successively increased, especially from 2020, when the village of Kwasylów joined the Rivne Territorial Commune, which not only increased the area of the commune, but also extended the response time to fires by municipal rescue services.\n\nThe main project outputs:\n-\t2 emergency service units equipped to carry out rescue and disaster recovery operations (1LP and 1PP)\n-\t200 participants of the training workshops (4 different activities, 25 participants per partner at each workshop)\n-\tapprox. 6300 ha of area covered by protection measures against wildfires in Rivne\n-\tinvestments in new or upgraded disaster monitoring, preparedness, warning and response systems against natural disasters – approx. LP:300K PLN, PP:10M UAH, which amounts to approx. 318 181 Euro.\n\nThe main project beneficiaries are:\n-\t2 emergency service units (1 LP,1PP)\n-\tapprox. 492K citizens (approx. 242K LP and 250K PP)\n\nSignificant challenges faced by the cities include adapting to climate change, mitigating, detecting and warning about natural and anthropogenic hazards. Adapting to these changes necessitates solutions development, risk management, boosting rescue services' expertise and raising public awareness about potential threats. In light of potential risks such as anthropogenic disasters, industrial accidents and, in case of Ukraine, missile attacks, there is a burning need for essential activities that would minimise their impact and educate the public on emergency response. The cross-border approach is essential for effectively security management and climate resilience.\n\nThe urban area is characterized by different urban ecosystems that interact with different institutional levels, including different stakeholders and decision-makers, such as public administrations and governments. This can create many institutional conflicts in planning and designing the urban security. It would arguably be ideal for an urban area to be planned like a socio-ecological system where the urban ecosystem and institutional levels interact with each other in a multi-scale analysis. This work embraces a planning process that aims at being applied to a multi-institutional level approach that is able to match different visions and stakeholders’ needs, combining bottom-up and top-down participation approaches. In this way, the bottom-up and top- down approaches are useful to match the need of the community that uses the area with the vision of urban space development of decision-makers.","2024-09-01","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",425086.11,"ERDF",382577.51,90,null,"Rivne, Lublin","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0037/23","The goal - healthy human \"engines\" in Lutsk and Pulawy: improvement of assistance for people with heart attacks and strokes in the Lutsk Community and Pulawy","The identified deficits in the area of health care in the area of Pulawski District and Volyn Region relate to diseases affecting the largest percentage of residents described as civilization-related. The needs of both communities are very similar, which is why the partners decided on joint implementation of activities, which will allow the use of common experience and knowledge leading to a synergistic effect. The main objective of the planned project is to counteract civilization diseases in the Pulawy district and Volyn region. The goal of the project is in the common interest of the partners, which is to increase the awareness of the population and improve preventive and diagnostic measures with particular emphasis on the area of neurology, cardiology and cancer. \nThe specific objectives are:\n- Increase access to preventive measures in the areas of cardiovascular, neurological and oncological diseases,\n-Improving the quality of the diagnostic process - by reducing waiting times, increasing the precision of the tests performed and introducing new procedures.\nAchievement of specific goals will be possible by increasing the number and accuracy of medical procedures performed in the facilities as a result of the purchase of modern specialized medical equipment. Fast diagnostics on precise equipment will affect the acceleration of the therapeutic process. Coordinated educational and promotional activities will be an additional element enabling the achievement of the set goals.\nThe project will add value to the program strategy by achieving the following indicators:\n-Capacity of new or upgraded health care facilities - 95,000 people/year.\nAs a result of the investment, the capacity of Independent Public Health Care Center in Pulawy will be 55,000 persons/year, and Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community will be 40,000 persons/year. The value of the indicator was determined on the basis of historical data and real forecasts related to medical procedures covered by the project.\n-Commonly developed solutions - 1 solution The jointly developed solution will be a \"Handbook on cross-border cooperation for medical institutions”, developed jointly by Independent Public Health Care Center in Pulawy & Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community.\n-Annual number of users of new or upgraded healthcare facilities - 95,000 users/year.\nAs a result of the investment, the annual number of users of the Independent Public Health Care Center in Pulawy will be 55,000 persons/year, and Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community 40,000 persons/year. The value of indicator was determined on the basis of historical data and realistic forecasts related to the medical procedures covered by the project.\nThe results of the project will benefit: residents of the Pulawy municipality and Pulawy County, as well as the Lutsk municipality and employees of IPHCC in Pulawy and Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community. Implementation of the planned scope alone would not have been possible, while the purchase of equipment and modernization of premises could have been implemented without the participation of a partner, the scope of educational activities (study visit and training, including the performance of tests on the purchased equipment) and the planned preventive program would not have been possible to implement at such a high level without the assumed cooperation between Independent Public Health Care Center in Pulawy and Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community. The mere purchase of equipment by each of the partners separately would not allow to achieve the goals and indicators that will be possible only through the synergy effect. The cooperation of partners, the exchange of knowledge and experience is a key element allowing the realization of all the adopted goals.","2024-08-01","2025-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2776772.78,"ERDF",2317772.24,83.47,null,"Lutsk, Puławy","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0010/23","JOINT EFFORTS ENHANCING CROSS-BORDER DISASTER RESPONSE CAPACITY","Significant challenges for the Project area are prevention, detection and warning of natural and anthropogenic hazards. Fire and disasters do not stop at borders and neither does their impact. \n\nFirefighting units in Wizna and Ternopil district deal with a wide variety of risks - from firefighting to providing specialized services, such as technical rescue, emergency medical services, hazardous materials mitigation, etc. Fire rescue services together with cross-border local authorities they have a crucial role to play in strengthening the resilience of their populations and critical infrastructure networks and remain the ultimate warranty when capacities of resilience are disrupted at any level. Local authorities also must provide robust leadership in emergency management. \nIn fact the common emergency problems are inherent for the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area. What is shown in the document titled “Socio – economic analysis of the programme area INTERREG NEXT POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2021 -2027” identifying the major weaknesses in terms safety and cooperation issues:\n-\tDifferences in procedures between countries;\n-\tLack of cross-border rescue procedures;\n-\tLow awareness of residents in the field of safety;\n-\tInsufficient public information about various types of danger (infectious diseases, fire safety, etc.);\n\nThe main target groups of the Project are fire rescue units and local authorities of cross-border area. Final beneficiaries: borderland residents and travelling people benefiting from enhanced fire and disaster security.\nOverall objective of the project is to increase efficiency of joint actions of participating authorities through the strengthening of staff’ and equipment’ capacities of the fire rescue squads from the PL-UA cross-border area. \n\nSpecific objectives \n\n\n1. to develop the competences and skills of the firefighters from Poland and Ukraine, \n\n\n2. to generate and maintain a cross-border cooperation mechanism between the firefighters in two counties,\n\n\n3. to enhance operational response capacities of the Polish and Ukrainian firefighting units\n\nPartners will carry out necessary purchases of equipment strengthening the cross-border emergency response capacity. Joint trainings will increase firefighters’ skills and efficiency of joint operations.\n\nProject develops a cooperation potential within borderland’s emergency response sector through 2 joint sessions of Cross-border Risk Management Workshop and elaboration of the “Cross-border Risk Management Strategy”. \n\nEstablished Cross-border Partnership for Disaster Risk Management – a long-term cooperation network to exchange of tools and good practices among Polish and Ukrainian emergency management stakeholders will work to strengthen expertise in cross-border disaster risk reduction among its members to improve the quality of programmes,\n\nCooperation links set during the joint preparation and organization of project events will pay off in future with a new ideas and new joint solutions for cross-border emergency issues. Achievement of the Project outputs requires close cooperation between the Partners and is not possible without it. Same as sustainability and maintenance of Project’s results. Project outputs will help to establish a region geared to needs and challenges of natural and man-made threats, as well as civilisation, political and institutional changes.\n\nProject translates the EU's wish to build on common interests with neighbouring Ukrainian regions to build effective partnership between Polish and Ukrainian Partners towards a stable EU Neighbourhood in political, security and socio-economic terms. \n\nBy promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience Project complements the Programme specific objective RSO\n\n2.\n\n4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches.","2025-01-01","2026-12-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2255822.8,"ERDF",2030240.52,90,null,"Ternopil, Wizna","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","The project is aimed at strengthening and developing rescue teams of the State Emergency Service and\nmedical rescue units in the cross-border area, which provide primary medical aid to victims, establishing\ncross-border cooperation of services and organizations working in medical and rescue field on both sides of\nthe EU borders.\nThe project aims to improve the response and quality of assistance provided by search and rescue services\npersonnel of State Emergency Service and medical and rescue teams, provision of first aid to people in target\nregion. Create a mechanism of transferring the acquired knowledge and skills to other regions, to introduce\nthe experience of cooperation between rescuers of Zakarpattya and Lviv regions (UA) and medical - rescue\nteams (Wojewódzka Stacja Pogotowia Ratunkowego).\nThe main project results:\n\n\n1. Personnel of Zakarpattya and Lviv State Emergency Services, rescuers of the 2nd Special Rapid Response\nCenter of the Emergency Service of Ukraine, and the medical and rescue teams of the Provincial Emergency\nMedical Service Station in Przemyśl improved their professional development to provide highly qualified\nprimary medical aid, tactical medicine and first aid -192 instructors.\n\n\n2. Improved material and technical capabilities of rescue units in UA and PL. Purchased rescue and medical\nequipment for rescue centres of Zakarpattya and Lviv State Emergency Services, 2nd Special Rapid Response\nCenter of the Emergency Service of Ukraine, Provincial Emergency Medical Service Station in Przemyśl: ATVs,\nhigh mobility car with equipment to coordinate rescue operations, C.H.A.R.L.I.E. newborn phantom for\ncardiopulmonary resuscitation with an interactive ECG simulator, Phantom - head for intubation Ambu Airway\nManagement Trainer cross-section, etc. The purchased rescue equipment will ensure prompt response to\ndanger and qualified and quick provision of first aid to victims in the so-called \"golden hour\".\n\n\n3. Joint trainings and internships of Ukrainian rescuers with Polish medical and rescue teams unify\ninternational standards, and thanks to cooperation, Ukrainian rescue services will be able to gain knowledge\nand prospects for joining International IKAR CISA Commission (http: //www.ikar-cisa.org).\nThe acquired skills within joint trainings and internships Ukrainian rescuers will use to eliminate the\nconsequences of russia's armed aggression against Ukraine to provide assistance to population; to assist in\nevacuation of population from the areas of hostilities and providing psychological assistance to the victims; in\nthe demolition of the destroyed buildings and rescuing people, etc.\n\n\n4. IT mobile application “Poryatunok” (transl. “Rescue”), analogue of Polish application “Ratunek” developed\nand acceptable for download in Ukraine.\nMobile application “Poryatunok” provided a solution – it assures automatic sending of the person’s exact\nlocation (up to 3-100 m) to the Rescue Point through phone. There is also special medical book in application\nproviding the most important information about the health of a person and contact data. Thanks to these\noptions rescuers immediately know where to search, what kind of medical equipment/medicines would be\nneeded and whom to contact additionally.\nSuch application is direct benefit for Ukrainian and European beneficiaries. This application can be used by all\nrescue services in Ukraine and installed interoperability with the \"Ratunek\" mobile application in Poland.\n\n\n5. Joint solutions were developed by representatives of the State Emergency Service of UA and\nrepresentatives of the Polish State Medical Rescue Service, aimed at improving qualifications and drawing\nattention to common problems in the field of providing primary and emergency medical care in target region. \nCross-border approach: joint team of instructors: medical specialists, rescuers with extensive training\nexperience in the field of emergency and disaster medicine. Joint trainings and internships.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","160 Measures to improve the accessibility, effectiveness and resilience of healthcare systems (excluding infrastructure)","N",2273257.83,"ERDF",2045932.05,90,null,"Drohobych, Przemyśl, Dovhe village Lviv oblast, Lviv, Uzhhorod","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},7]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0003/23","Joint actions in the Siedlce-Ostrołęka Subregion and Volyn Oblast to prepare emergency services for combating fires, natural disasters, and other climate change-related hazards","The common challenge for the Ukrainian and Polish sides of the border area, and also the main goal of the project, is to support actions aimed at climate change adaptation and prevention of risks associated with natural disasters in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine.\nThe Lead Partner of the project is the Siedlce Municipality (LP), and the project partners are the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region (P2), the Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Siedlce (P3), and the Zbuczyn Commune (P4). The roles have been assigned in this way because the Siedlce Municipality has the most experience in implementing and managing EU projects. LP, P2 and P3 have already cooperated on a project in the framework of Interreg PBU 2014-\n\n20.\nThe project's implementation addresses the rapidly advancing climate change and the resulting hazards related to natural disasters, which necessitate adapting the rescue potential of the project partners to the tasks associated with these changes.\n\nThe project partners have identified three main issues:\n\n\n1.\tIncreasing threats resulting from climate change caused by natural disasters.\n\n\n2.\tInsufficient rescue and firefighting capacity of the rescue units (equipment and competencies) to support climate change adaptation measures.\n\n\n3.\tInadequate exchange of experiences and cooperation between rescue units in the cross-border area to effectively manage crisis situations related to natural disasters and climate change adaptation.\n\nTo ensure a comprehensive approach to the identified problems, the partners plan soft and investment actions. The project includes the following tasks:\n-\tInvestment actions (purchase of rescue and firefighting equipment and alarms)\n-\tOrganization of joint training for emergency rescue and firefighting services\n-\tOrganization of a joint promotional campaign\n-\tJoint project management\nThe planned tasks within the project will enhance the effectiveness of the cross-border emergency rescue and firefighting services in Poland and Ukraine in preventing risks associated with natural disasters.\n\nThe project's main output will be the rescue and firefighting equipment acquired by the partners within the project: \nLP:\n-\tCentral alarm system for siren control + 2 sirens (1 set) \nP2:\n-\tPump-hose firefighting vehicle 6x6 (1 unit)\n-\tWater tanker for drinking water transportation (1 unit)\n-\tSpecialized vehicle (2 units) \nP3:\n-\tHeavy firefighting vehicle GCBM 23 (firefighting tanker) (1 unit)\n-\tLight Sbus-type vehicle for transporting rescuers (1 unit)\n-\tLow-bed trailer with ramps for loader transportation (1 unit)\n-\tUTV-type vehicle with rescue trailer (1 unit)\n-\tWater scooter with rescue platform and trailer (1 unit)\n-\tFlat-bottomed aluminum rescue boat with engine and trailer (1 unit) \nP4:\n-\tMedium-sized 4x4 rescue and firefighting vehicle (1 unit)\n\nAdditionally, the project will involve specialized training for the emergency rescue and firefighting services on both sides of the border (2 trainings in UA and 1 training in PL). Each training will involve 70 participants.\nFurthermore, the project will produce promotional materials and training materials. Overall, the project will equip and supply the rescue and firefighting units and provide training for the personnel.\nThe project establishes a solid foundation for future cooperation among rescuers in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine. The residents of both regions covered by the project will be better protected from the consequences of natural disasters and the progressing climate change. Additionally, the Polish and Ukrainian rescue units will enhance their potential response to potential disasters in the region.\nThe project's implementation creates a strong basis for further development of cross-border cooperation.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2134156.07,"ERDF",1896624.53,88.87,null,"Zbuczyn, Siedlce, Lutsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},4]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0004/24","A joint initiative of The Dr. Jozef Psarski Mazovian Specialist Hospital in Ostroleka and First Lviv Territorial Medical Union in Lviv as increasing the availability of health care services.","The most important and the biggest challenge in the field of the project is the long transport time of patients (Ostroleka) and the shortcomings in medical equipment - angiograph (Lviv). Therefore, the main objective of the project, both in Poland and Ukraine, will be to investigate and then mitigate the negative impact of long patient transport times and the quality of medical equipment on the level of health care, this will lead to improved access, fast and effective emergency medicine and modern healthcare in both hospitals.\n\nThe following specific objective of the project will lead to the achievement of the general objective:\n\n\n1.Modernization of the infrastructure in the Mazovian Ostroleka Specialist Hospital (helicopter landing site) and modernization with the help of an angiograph as part of the modernization of the medical infrastructure of the vascular surgery department of the hospital in Lviv – by creating conditions of care in Ukrainian and Polish healthcare facilities.\n\n\n2.Joint meetings, exchange of good practices, workshops and training in cardiology, vascular surgery and emergency medicine - will affect the preparation and implementation of innovative procedures used in:\na. medical rescue and solving the problem of the impact of long patient transport time (Ostroleka and Lviv) on the effectiveness of treatment;\nb. in the field of vascular surgery, modern methods of treating stroke (experience exchange, training) - collecting, testing and further dissemination of best treatment practices in the Ukrainian-Polish borderland.\n\nIn the case of the hospital in Ostroleka, the most important factor that has a very negative impact on the use of quick and effective rescue procedures is the long time of transporting patients to individual departments, resulting from the distance of the current landing site from the hospital's emergency department. Measurements carried out in Ostroleka show that the time from landing the helicopter to reaching the appropriate branch is even more than an hour. This long time significantly affects the effectiveness of subsequent rescue operations.\n\nIn the case of a hospital in Lviv, the problem is the lack of modern equipment for angiographic examinations, and the current device is already exhausted –which does not allow to conduct research in a proper and effective way. The current situation in Ukraine related to the war, internal migration and the increase in the number of patients requires equipping the hospital in Lviv with a new angiograph. This equipment will enable the diagnosis and treatment of various cardiovascular diseases, providing patients with accurate and timely assistance.\n\nAn important element is the establishment of cooperation between specialists of both – hospital institutions in the framework of joint research, working teams, mutual visits and exchange of experience in the field of emergency medicine, cardiology and vascular surgery, what will affect the quality of medical care of both hospitals. This will increase the level of knowledge of medical staff, the use of the latest medical solutions and the possibility of using specialized equipment. Thanks to this, the hospital in Ostroleka will support its partner in the field of vascular surgery and highly specialized methods of treating patients after mechanical thrombectomy in the Department of Vascular Surgery of the Mazovian Specialist Hospital in Ostrolece. The hospital in Ukraine, will provide support from crisis management and the impact of patient transport time on the effectiveness of the emergency department. The procedures will be developed by a joint working team composed of specialists of hospitals in Ostroleka and Lviv. Participation in this work will be in equal proportions and will require on-line working meetings to develop appropriate practices, resulting in creation of target – procedures adapted to legal regulations in Poland and Ukraine.","2024-08-01","2027-01-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",4183762.21,"ERDF",3175700.5,75.91,null,"Lviv, Ostrołęka","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","The problem of quality drinking water supply and wastewater treatment is highly relevant for all regions of Ukraine and Poland. Furthermore, it is one of the most significant social issues. Water quality is directly affected by both the water supply system, as it leads to eutrophication of lakes and rivers, and sewerage, as wastewater effluents are major contributors to groundwater, and they ultimately affect water quality.\nSurface and ground water provide drinking water in Ukraine and Poland. Surface waters, which have anthropogenic pollution, provide 80% of public water supply. The monitoring data certifies that the quality of surface water is constantly deteriorating due to the direct discharge of domestic or industrial wastewater into water bodies, about 40% of which is not treated or does not meet sanitary requirements. When entering water bodies, insufficiently treated or untreated wastewater contaminates them with suspended particles, organic matter, pathogenic and opportunistic bacteria and viruses.\nThe overall objective of the Project is improving the environmental situation in Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland by addressing the provision and conservation of water resources and promoting sustainable water management.\nExpected changes:\n-\tdecrease of lake eutrophication in Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland through the development of a public water supply and sewerage system, which will manage the region's water resources and preserve the water balance of the ecosystem of these areas;\n- countering the spread of diseases across borders (by reducing the level of contaminated wastewater entering water bodies);\n-\tdeveloping social services, labour market and minimizing unemployment (by increasing the tourist attractiveness of recreational facilities in cross-border (CB) areas).\nAs a result of project implementation:\n- 40,400 people will be connected to 10.476 km of newly built or reconstructed water supply systems;\n- 11,268 people will be connected to 26.459 km of newly built or reconstructed sewage networks;\n- 205 people will take part in 10 Ukrainian-Polish cross-border events;\n- the Concept of Sustainable Development of Water Use and Engineering Sanitary in the Programme area will be developed, the main tasks and principles of which will be taken into account in regional programs and implemented by realizing the activities plan;\n- joint web portal will be created with the help of which local governments and authorities will monitor groundwater level, as well as water level in rivers and lakes in the Project area and the inhabitants will be informed about the results achieved within this project and concerning the quality of drinking water.\nThe project activities will contribute to the eco-transformation of the water management complex of each partner region (PBs). All the Project Activities in one way or another ensure the reduction of water pollution in the basin of cross-border rivers and reservoirs. The Project will ensure sustainable water management of water basin formed by the Vistula and Pripyat Rivers (the territory of Lublin Voivodeship, Volyn (Svityaz lake) and Rivne Oblasts), the Seret river - a left tributary of the Dniester (Ternopil Oblast) as well as high-quality treatment of sewage emissions into the Latoritsa River (Zakarpattia Oblast), which in turn carries its waters to the countries of the European Union.\nThus, participation of Polish partners is extremely important, because, firstly, it allows studying and taking into account their positive experience in ensuring the efficient operation of sewerage networks and, accordingly, we will continue the cooperation that have started several years ago by building a system of water supply and sewerage in the Project area. Secondly, their participation will provide an opportunity to analyse the existing preconditions in the Polish cross-border area for their further consideration in the Concept of Sustainable Development of Water Use and Engineering Sanitary.","2024-06-01","2026-11-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",7911111.08,"ERDF",7120000,90,null,"Rivne, Skierbieszów, Svaliava, Ternopil, Lutsk","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},6]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","The interactive nature center in the Uzhanskyi National Nature Park will not only show visitors the diversity of local flora and fauna, but will also offer exciting interactive exhibits that will turn learning into an interesting journey. The center at Uzhhorod National University, on the other hand, will be more focused on the academic aspect of environmental education and will serve as a platform for research and interdisciplinary cooperation.\nBoth centers will actively engage not only pupils and students, but also a wide range of other visitors and tourists seeking to deepen their knowledge of the Carpathian nature through interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations and excursions to nature reserves. These learning methods are designed to stimulate curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and provide hands-on experiences that make the learning process not only informative but also fun.\nOn the other side of the border in Jaroslaw, an analogous educational center and green areas will be built. The main theme of the center will be the preservation of biodiversity through education in the field of honey bees. The services of the center will be addressed to children, youth, students and the local community.A special topic developed and shown in the center will be the impact of the Carpathian bee on the biodiversity of the region, especially its flora and sustainable agriculture. The interactive center will be used for exercises by students as well as university participants during school trips and study visits\nThe importance of preserving the biodiversity of the Uzhansky and Magursky National Parks cannot be overestimated. These parks are real treasuries of biodiversity and ecosystem balance, which play a key role in preserving the natural heritage of the Carpathians. The project will conduct a comprehensive audit of the ecosystems of these parks, the results of which will be used to develop effective strategies for their conservation and restoration. To popularize knowledge about the unique nature of these parks, albums will be created that describe their biodiversity in detail. These albums will be not only visually appealing, but also scientifically sound, and will be a great addition to educational material for schools and universities.\nIn parallel, the project envisages the implementation of specialized environmental education programs for primary and secondary school students in the border regions. These programs will include practical classes, excursions, and environmental projects to help young people understand the importance of nature conservation and biodiversity. Particular attention will be paid to engaging children and students who will be active participants in all stages of the project, from excursions to scientific research.\nThe tangible results of the project will be numerous. First, the creation of natural science exhibition centers will raise the level of environmental education and awareness in the region. Secondly, the implementation of educational programs will ensure the training of a new generation of citizens capable of responsible attitude to the environment. Third, the cross-border nature of the project.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1816847.22,"ERDF",1632618.93,89.86,null,"Velykyi Bereznyi, Uzhhorod, Krempna, Rzeszów, Jarosław","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},7]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0043/23","Clean water - development of sustainable water management in the transboundary area.","Water is a limited and vulnerable resource - essential for life and development. For many decades, the key tasks of water management were exclusively concerned with the use and technological utilisation of water. However, progressive climate change is strongly affecting both environmental resources and needs. Adaptation measures that also take into account land-use planning solutions are therefore necessary, and one of the key resources in this process is water. Proper management of its resources is therefore particularly important.\nThe described phenomena have intensified strongly in the last few decades and cause negative effects, which are also a serious problem in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area. Particularly noticeable are the increases in temperatures that cause periods of drought which translates into water shortages. Although overall water consumption in most of the cross-border area has decreased in recent years, there are still shortcomings in terms of sewerage network coverage and availability of clean water. The population, especially in Ukraine, is often connected to an inefficient and outdated public water supply network, resulting in both water losses and a deterioration of drinking water quality. On the Polish side, the situation looks better, although there are cases, especially in rural areas, where entire villages are not connected to the sewage system.\nThe current situation is due to infrastructural shortcomings, manifested in an underdeveloped sewage and water supply network and low awareness among residents and public institutions.\nThe diagnosed problems are also related to the project area, where in the Bukowsko commune the village of Dudyńce does not have a sewage system, as a result of which the environment (especially streams) is polluted through leaking septic tanks and sometimes residents pouring sewage directly onto fields or into streams, which are then transferred to the San River. This situation is also due to a lack of awareness on the part of residents that well-treated sewage can be reused in nature in the form of water. More broadly, this problem relates to a lack of knowledge on how to manage water sensibly, especially in times of climate change. \nOn the Ukrainian side in Rudky, the village centre lacks a functioning sewage network and individual septic tanks do not meet sanitary requirements. The old sewage network infrastructure is highly degraded and disused due to lack of public funds for modernisation and expansion. The leakage of sewage into the ground poses a high sanitary and environmental risk as it then finds its way into the Wysznia River and then into the San River.\nAs a result of the project, the level of development of sustainable water management in the transboundary area in the Bukowsko Municipality and Rudky Town will increase.\nThe length of the sewerage infrastructure will increase by 4,086 metres on the Polish side and 2,513 metres on the Ukrainian side and there will be an improvement in wastewater management in the Bukowsko Municipality and Rudky Town.\nRainwater storage and reuse infrastructure will be developed in the Bukowsko Municipality and Rudky Town. In the Municipality of Bukowsko, two rain gardens will be constructed in the villages of Dudyńce and Pobiedno. In the Town of Rudky, a reservoir will be created to collect rainwater and then use it for firefighting.\nThe level of awareness of residents about the water cycle and the need for water management in the Bukowsko Municipality and Rudky Town will be increased through participation in workshops and conferences.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2133018.8,"ERDF",1919716.91,90,null,"Rudky, Bukowsko","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0042/23","Konopnica-Terebovlia - cross-border cooperation for the protection of water resources","The common challenge and main goal of the project is to support access to clean water and sustainable water management in the Polish-Ukrainian region and to improve the quality of people's lives by developing sewage infrastructure and improving sewage management. The subject of the project is the expansion of the sewage system and modernization of the sewage treatment plant, the development of a practical guide on water protection issues and good practices in this regard, the creation of a cross-border platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience in the field of water and sewage management, an information and educational campaign. Positive benefits that the construction of the sewage system and the modernization of the sewage treatment plant will bring to the partners and the Polish-Ukrainian region:\n*improvement of the natural environment (wastewater will be properly treated before discharge into the environment, which will contribute to the protection of aquatic ecosystems and diversity)\n*improving the quality of people's lives (safe disposal of pollutants is crucial to protect public health as it prevents the spread of infectious diseases that can be transmitted through sewage)\n* economic development of the area (good sewage infrastructure is an important aspect for economic development, attracting investments, creating jobs and increasing the attractiveness of the place)\nThe project will strengthen cross-border cooperation between the Konopnica Commune and Terebovlia and strengthen people-to-people contacts.\nProject effects:\nProducts:\n− PLRO050 Number of supported municipal sewage treatment plants - 1 pc.\n− RCO\n\n31. Length of new or modernized public sewage networks - 2461 m\n− RCO\n\n81. Participation in joint cross-border activities - 60 people\n− RCO\n\n116. Jointly developed solutions - 2 pcs.\nResults:\n− RCR\n\n42. Number of people connected to the public sewage treatment system of at least second degree - 3905 people\n\nThe project is addressed to local governments and residents of the Konopnica Commune, Terebovlia and the Polish-Ukrainian region. The cooperation between Konopnica and Terebovlia made it possible to identify common problems and challenges in the sphere of development of sewage infrastructure, improvement of\nwastewater treatment, protection of the natural environment, biodiversity and improvement of the quality of life of the inhabitants, which can only be achieved through a joint cross-border project. The project will be implemented through integrated cooperation, coordinated activities and exchange of knowledge and experience. Partners will jointly agree, prepare and actively participate in project activities. The created infrastructure will be available to all users. The inhabitants of Konopnica and Terebovlia, people from the Polish-Ukrainian region will benefit from the results of the project. Project activities will lead to the achievement of common results and goals that will serve partners on both sides of the border. Konopnica and Terebovlia will have modern infrastructure for the Polish-Ukrainian region, thanks to which the region's development will be stimulated. The project gives the opportunity to influence the socio-economic development from the local (municipality/city) to the regional (voivodship/district) level. The project creates conditions for increasing social, ecological and economic attractiveness.","2024-09-16","2026-09-15","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2439101.84,"ERDF",2195191.66,90,null,"Terebovlia, Kozubszczyzna","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0077/23","LEAN HEALTHCARE as a tool to improve access to specialist medicine","Project partners – Voivodeship Hospital in Suwałki and Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital, taking into account the analogous socio-economic conditions of Podlaskie and Volyn oblast, among others: the growing health debt resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic situation and, additionally in Ukraine, the armed conflict, armed conflict; the successive increase in morbidity and mortality rates for many diseases of civilisation, including in particular cancer and the cardiovascular system and ageing population, as well as coinciding identified needs (reflecting expected changes to make to the current situation in the partner institutions/regions) arising from the above, including, i.a.:\n-\timplementing innovative management tools and the technical, technological and organisational solutions correlated with them – Lean Healthcare;\n-\timproving the quality of medical infrastructure in the area of surgery, as a medical speciality with broad application in the treatment of many conditions – purchase of modern medical equipment and apparatus, modernisation of premises (as a model for Lean Healthcare;\n-\timproving the quality of medical infrastructure in the area of surgery – purchase of modern medical equipment and devices, adaptation of premises;\n-\tincreased expertise in emergency response and operations, with a particular focus on battlefield injuries;\n-\tan increase in staff knowledge and awareness of the role of modern management methods in improving medical processes;\n\nundertake a joint project formed of a wide range of activities bringing tangible benefits to hospitals in PL and UA on the basis of exchange experiences, know-how and good practices. \n\nAll of the above-mentioned needs addressed in the joint project boil down to one main objective in the form of improvement of equal access to specialist medicine in the field of surgery in Podlaskie and Volyn regions by cross-border cooperation undertaken. \nThe main outputs/results of the projects are:\n-\tset of modernized infrastructure and modern medical equipment for surgery procedures that will assure higher capacity within the surgical activity in the Partner Hospitals (annually 3100 persons/year (output) and annual users of the modernized infrastructure 2500 users/per year (result),\n-\torganized joint trainings (study visit, workshops) with participation of 42 representatives of Partner hospitals’ staff (22 from UA and 20 PL) (output),\n-\t1 jointly developed solution – a process mapping report containing recommendations within Lean Healthcare solutions for future (output).\n\nThe target group defined as project direct beneficiaries – partner public hospitals in PL and UA. The project will be implemented through the direct involvement of and for the benefit of two major hospitals – Voivodeship Hospital in Suwałki and Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital, which are key multi-profile specialised units in their respective border regions. At the same time, when analysing the impact of the project, it should be pointed out that in addition to the direct beneficiaries (target groups) the project brings the positive impact to the final beneficiaries – inhabitants of the border regions.\n\nEach partner has a specific unique potential, desired to be acquired by the other party, and the range of activities covered by the project has been configured to ensure that the unique competences are transferred to each other, such an effect that cannot be achieved without the cooperation. This forms the basis of the project's added value – combining the objective. i.e. improved access to high quality specialist medicine services in PL-UA border area with innovative management solutions. It is also the basis for a strong CB partnership bringing mutual benefits to the institutions, regions and their people, improving the socio-economic situation of the Programme area. It is important to point out that the project partners forms the basis for the development of current and future CB cooperation.","2024-07-01","2026-06-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2725797.06,"ERDF",2274950.23,83.45999999999999,null,"Lutsk, Suwałki","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","The project realizes the common goal of the project partners to increase the safety of the environment and the population living in the cross-border area, and to increase the capacity and speed of services during rescue operations. Activities include the establishment of 2 Modular Safety Centers in Ukraine, the purchase of firefighting equipment and 3 fire trucks, and training. In addition, there will be awareness-raising activities aimed at local residents, promotion and information and communication activities. Partnership cooperation in the implementation of the task will allow future activities to be carried out over a larger area. The joint cooperation will allow to adequately and modernly equip the units taking care of security on both sides of the border, this will have a positive impact on faster response and action in case of natural disasters or similar events threatening nature, people and their property. The cross-border area is characterized by the presence of unique nature, which is very important and requires the most far-reaching protection in order to preserve it for future generations. The main problem is the lack of adequate modern firefighting equipment for emergency services, which would allow to quickly control possible emergency situations. \nActivities in partnership will affect more residents of the cross-border area who face the same problems. Modern equipment will allow quick action on both sides of the border, which will ultimately affect safety on a larger scale for the residents of the cross-border area. Violent phenomena such as fires and floods occur all along the Polish-Ukrainian border. Climate change negatively affects the entire area covered by the NEXT PL-UA 2021-2027 Program has in its objectives to counteract these phenomena, and it is to this specific objective that this project responds.\nThe envisaged promotional activities of the project will draw the attention of local residents to the problems associated with the impact of climate change on the entire environment and society.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2133453.93,"ERDF",1905814.39,89.33,null,"Lviv, Kolochava, Brody, Garwolin, Kownaciska, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},6]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0073/23","Neuroexcellence Without Borders","The project \"Neuroexcellence Without Borders\" will be implemented in partnership with significant medical institutions: the Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital located in Lutsk, and the University Hospital in Bialystok situated in Bialystok. These institutions primarily cater to residents of the Volyn region in Ukraine and the Podlasie voivodeship in Poland, who are 18 years and older. Unfortunately, there is a mismatch in time and uneven capacity of major medical establishments in the field of neurosurgery to offer high-quality comprehensive neurosurgical services and ensure maximum surgical activity. \nThere is a substantial demand for neurosurgical services, but hospitals often lack the capacity to fully cover it. This is due to the growing incidence of cerebrovascular diseases, oncological conditions, an increase in head and spinal injuries due to transportation and industrial developments, and degenerative spinal diseases caused by lifestyle (civilization-related diseases). A significant new challenge has arisen - the emergence of a new category of neurosurgical patients in Ukraine, those affected by military actions (both military personnel and civilians). The project partners are trying to address these challenges independently, but in collaboration, with direct access to experience, established practices, and additional resources, this process will be much more effective. The material and technical condition as well as the institutional organization of the neurosurgical unit at the Volyn Clinical Hospital significantly lags behind that of the hospital in Bialystok. However, the population covered by these institutions is quite similar: 857 640 adults in Volyn, and 924 756 adults in Podlasie. Therefore, the Partner has expressed readiness to assist the Lead Partner in implementing measures that would enhance the institutional capacity of the neurosurgical unit (such as creating a Regional Neurosurgery Center offering a wide range of services under one roof, increasing the number of available beds, establishing an additional operating room, creating an intensive care unit for neurosurgical patients). \nThe partners will undertake measures to equip and modernize the equipment to respond effectively to the growing number of neurosurgical patients. The Partner is also interested in the Lead Partner's experience in working with those affected by military actions. The partners have also decided to work with the project beneficiaries to remind them of disease prevention measures that lead patients to neurosurgical departments, through the informational campaign \"Healthy Plan\". These activities are planned and will be implemented using a cross-border approach. Within the project, support will be provided to two medical entities: the Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital (VRCH) and the University Hospital in Bialystok. Reconstruction work will be carried out at VRCH, and medical equipment will be procured for both hospitals. Training for neurosurgeons for representatives from both partners will be conducted using cadaver materials. Furthermore, an experience exchange training visit for a delegation from the Volyn hospital to the Bialystok hospital will be organized. A jointly developed solution will be established within the project: the \"Cross-border Neurosurgery Center Volyn & Podlasie\" as a cooperative platform. An increase in the number of patients in the neurosurgical departments of partner hospitals is anticipated. Currently, the neurosurgical units of the partners serve 3,285 patients per year (Lead Partner – 1075, Partner - 2210). It's planned to increase to 3,650 patients per year (Lead Partner – 1340, Partner – 2310), representing a growth of 365 (Lead Partner – 265, Partner – 100). A large-scale information campaign about the Programme, the project, and its components will be carried out.\nThe adult population of the Volyn region and the Podlasie voivodeship will be the ultimate beneficiaries totaling 1 782 400 individuals.","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2581690.98,"ERDF",2154937.46,83.47,null,"Białystok, Lutsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","The common challenge for partners is to deal with is to improve the quantity and quality of the rescue and firefighting equipment and the training of fire brigades in order to counteract the observed climate change and the natural disaster caused by it. The negative impacts of global climate change have intensified over the last few decades and are a serious problem in the Program area. The number of fires is increasing, but also other events such as floods, storms, fallen trees, damage to buildings, electrical networks, fires. Therefore, it is very important to improve the equipment of firefighters with modern equipment for fighting fires and removing local hazards. In addition to purchases, the experience of units, exercises on new equipment and joint learning and exchange of experiences between firefighters are very important. Project partners Trzeszczany Commune, Werbkowice Commune, Hrubieszów Commune, Mircze Commune, Dołhobyczów\nCommune, Hoshcha Town council, Zorya village council, Vyry village council, Mylyach village council are areas particularly vulnerable to natural disasters with a large number of forests, peat bogs and numerous rivers of Horyń, Lwa and Czakwa and the border river Bug and its tributaries, where there are many threats related to climate change, i.e. fires, flooding and floods. Rivne oblast belongs to the monitoring and negative impact zone of the Khmelnytsky nuclear power plant.\nThe main objective of the project is to strengthen the cooperation of rescue services operating on the cross border area, in order to more effectively respond to emerging threats of forest fires and to remove the effects of natural disasters such as floods, fires and storms.\nSPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:\n\n\n1. Raising the level of equipping rescue units with specialized rescue and fire-fighting equipment.\n\n\n2. Raising the level of knowledge and experience of 120 rescuers from project partners.\n\n\n3. Tightening cooperation and exchange of experience of rescuers from the crossborder area in the field offighting fires and natural disasters.\nAs a result of the project, fire brigades operating on both sides of the border will be equipped with one light rescue and firefighting vehicle, except for Trzeszczany Commune that will buy a medium rescue and firefighting vehicle. Polish and Ukrainian firefighters will also improve their qualifications, together they will learn to make decisions during the elimination of the effects of fires - one training and the effects of natural disasters. They will improve cooperation and management with each other, learn the principles of functioning of partner institutions.\nMain output of the projects are:\nNumber of units of rescue services equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment–9, Participations in joint actions across borders–200\nNumber of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment–9\nArea covered by protection measures against wildfires–157,587 hectares\nResult indicators:Population benefiting from wildfire protection measures–79,301people.\nFrom the products of the project, i.e. the direct beneficiaries will be rescue units (VFD–Voluntary Fire Departments) from the areas of local government units-project partners:-Trzeszczany, Terebiń, Kobło, Mircze, Dołhobyczów, fire unit from Tuchyn, Zorya, Vyry and Zhaden. These vehicles will be used by firefighters members of these units. The final beneficiaries will be the residents of the communes-partners of the project.\nThe project will be implemented in 4 areas of cooperation: joint project preparation, joint implementation, project staff and project financing.\nThe expected change that the project will bring is better equipment and training of units from Poland and Ukraine. Mutual cooperation and learning during the exercises as well as the exchange of experiences will allow for better use of the purchased equipment. The implementation of the project creates a strong basis for further development of cooperation between partners.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1779098.05,"ERDF",1601188.25,90,null,"Mylyach, Vyry, Zorya, Hoshcha, Dołhobyczów, Mircze, Hrubieszów, Werbkowice, Trzeszczany Pierwsze","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},9]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0033/23","Clean water for all","The project \"Clean Water for All\" aims to address critical water and sewer infrastructure challenges in the cross-border areas of Augustów and Burshtyn. The overarching goal is to provide clean and safe drinking water, protect water resources, promote sustainable water use, and foster socio-economic development.\n\nThe project tackles four main problems: inadequate water infrastructure, lack of environmental awareness, limited cross-border cooperation, and insufficient socio-economic development. These issues lead to compromised health, hindered economic growth, and environmental degradation.\n\nTo mitigate these challenges, the project focuses on upgrading water and sewer networks, raising environmental consciousness, fostering cross-border collaboration, and enhancing infrastructure. It aims to create a comprehensive water management framework that benefits residents, educational institutions, local authorities, investors, and tourists.\n\nThe project's general objective aligns with the Poland-Ukraine Interreg Program 2021-2027 priorities, emphasizing sustainable water management, circular economy transformation, and environmental protection. Specific objectives include environmental protection, balancing infrastructure disparities, and strengthening cross-border collaboration.\nBy implementing advanced technologies, responsible water use campaigns, and infrastructure improvements, the project strives to achieve sustainable growth while preserving the environment. It aims to reduce water losses, enhance efficiency, and minimize pollution. The project engages various stakeholders, contributing to better living standards, environmental preservation, and a more sustainable future.\n\nThe project will yield three primary products: \n\na. UPGRADED WATER AND SEWER INFRASTRUCTURE: Improved water and sewer networks, upgraded wells, and renovated deep wells will ensure clean water supply and efficient wastewater management. This will benefit residents, schools, businesses, and tourists in both partner cities. \n\nb. ENHANCED ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS PROGRAMS: Educational campaigns, workshops with experts during conferences, and community partnerships will promote responsible water use and environmental consciousness. Students, educational institutions, local authorities, and NGOs will benefit from these programs. \n\nc. STRENGTHENED CROSS-BORDER COLLABORATION INITIATIVES: Joint initiatives for resource management and sustainable development will foster cooperation between PL and UA regions. Local authorities, organizations, and residents on both sides of the border will be involved.\n\nThe project's approach necessitates cross-border collaboration due to several reasons: \n\na. The water-related challenges affect both partner regions, making a unified approach more effective in preserving shared resources and promoting sustainable use. \n\nb. Addressing biases and prejudices through collaboration enhances mutual understanding and cooperation, contributing to more effective and lasting solutions. \n\nc. Improving infrastructure, promoting eco-friendly practices, and fostering cross-border relations will stimulate socio-economic growth in both partner areas. \n\nd. The challenges are complex and require multifaceted solutions that draw from the expertise and experiences of both partners, making a transboundary approach crucial.","2024-11-01","2026-10-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","062 Provision of water for human consumption (extraction, treatment, storage and distribution infrastructure, efficiency measures, drinking water supply)","N",1845215.68,"ERDF",1660694.12,90,null,"Burshtyn City, Augustów","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0027/23","Shared initiatives for increasing security of the cross-border area related to resilience to climate change - natural disasters and fires.","1)The most important challenge for the Partners is to support cross-border rescue and firefighting services in Poland and Ukraine in combating the effects of climate change and preventing threats related to fires and natural disasters. Negative effects of global climate change have intensified in recent years. Periods of drought and water scarcity, combined with extreme temperatures, dramatically increase fire severity. To adapt to, prevent and mitigate climate change, especially forest fires, mutual cooperation between rescue and firefighting services is essential. It is necessary to improve the equipment of rescue and firefighting units and to increase the competence of these services in the field of rescue and first aid.\nFollowing problems should be indicated:\n-Insufficient rescue and firefighting capabilities and skills of fire brigades in the cross-border area related to rescue operations and cooperation, first aid and driving emergency vehicles.\n-Unsatisfactory level of cooperation and exchange of experience between units from Poland and Ukraine,\n–Limited hardware resources in the face of the growing threat resulting from climate change caused by natural disasters and human activity.\n2) The general objective of the project is to improve the safety and security of the population of Łosice Town and Commune and the Town of Peremyshlany by enhancing cross-border cooperation of emergency services in combating common challenges related to climate change and the increasing number of fires. A common challenge for the Ukrainian and Polish side of the border, and at the same time the main goal of the project's activities, is to support activities aimed at adapting to climate change and preventing related threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine. The implementation of the project is a response to the rapidly progressing climate changes and the resulting threats related to natural disasters occurring in the partner communes and human activity, which require the adaptation of the rescue potential of the project partners to the tasks related to these changes. Changes expected the project will make to current situation are:\n-Improvement of rescue skills of firefighters in the cross-border area\n-Intensification of cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian rescue services, exchange of experience and establishing a framework for sustainable cooperation between services\n-Improvement of equipping VFD units with fire-fighting equipment.\n3) The tasks planned under the project will increase the effectiveness of cross-border rescue and fire brigades in Poland and Ukraine in preventing threats related to fires and natural disasters.\nMain output:\nNumber of emergency service units equipped to carry out rescue and disaster recovery operations–3,\nParticipations in joint actions across borders–298\nNumber of purchased fire trucks equipped with rescue and disaster recovery equipment–8\nJointly developed solutions-1\nArea covered by protection measures against wildfires–72 667 hectares\nResults:\nPopulation benefiting from wildfire protection measures–17 112\nSolutions taken up or up-scaled by organizations-1\nThe direct beneficiaries will be rescue units from the town of Peremyshlany and the town and commune of Łosice. The final beneficiaries will be the inhabitants of these cities and their surroundings. In order to ensure better cooperation and increase the competencies of units, cross-border action is highly recommended. The Ukrainian partner will share its experience in fighting fires, especially peat fires, Polish organizational competences of the Volunteer Fire Service, which are currently being created in Ukraine, and involving young people in rescue teams in order to prepare future fire brigade personnel. Partners will share their experience, and joint training will allow for better integration. The project will be implemented in 4 areas of cooperation: joint project preparation, joint implementation, project staff and project financing.","2024-09-01","2026-08-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2589862.19,"ERDF",2330875.97,90,null,"Łosice, Peremyshlyany ","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0012/23","City Parks Matter - a new approach to urban greenery management in Ivano-Frankivsk and Rzeszów","The “ParksMatter” project addresses a common challenge on the Programme area: lack of joint tools for effective green infrastructure management oriented on natural heritage protection from environmental and anthropogenic risks. It is driven by the pressing need to develop urban green zones while fostering greater citizen engagement in nature preservation. Additionally, raising environmental awareness and coordinating efforts for biodiversity protection are common challenges that the project aims to tackle, contributing to more resilient and sustainable cities in the face of climate change and urban growth. The project is focused both on equipping recreational areas and capacity building regarding sustainable greenery use. Partners seek to develop a Strategic plan for urban greenery management in Ivano-Frankivsk (IF) and Rzeszów (RZE), which will create new standards, recommendations, and approaches for key actors in the operational and strategic management of the project's target areas.\nThe project's overall objective “To develop a new sustainable approach to urban greenery management with enhanced expert competencies and increased environmental awareness of population on the cross-border region” is directly related to priority \n\n1. Environment and the specific objective RSO\n\n2.\n\n7. “Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution” of the Programme. Its accomplishment will introduce a uniform document with an opportunity for multiplication by all green zone managers, establish a network of subject-matter experts, and increase the level of environmental consciousness of the cross-border region population.\nThe project's outcomes comprise three key aspects. The first is a joint document - Strategic plan for urban greenery management in Ivano-Frankivsk and Rzeszów, incorporating standards and solutions for urban greening, biodiversity, and ecosystem protection. It will serve as a model for enhancing green infrastructure, promoting climate change adaptation strategies through nature-based solutions (NBS), and fostering transferability to other European cities. The project will establish a network of experts well-versed in EU best practices, influencing decisions on green spaces.\nThe second is that the planned activities will raise environmental awareness among residents, highlighting nature protection's importance and the value of urban green zones. The goal is to strengthen cities against future challenges, like climate change, by sharing knowledge about nature protection and sustainable urban greenery use. Project's positive impact will extend to a diverse range of beneficiaries, encompassing residents, particularly disadvantaged groups, families, educational institutions, local authorities, active lifestyle enthusiasts, and the wider PL-UA borderland community.\nThirdly, the infrastructure of two urban parks - Molodizhnyi park in IF and Wladyslaw Szafer's Park on the estate Słocina in Rzeszów - as pilot zones for implementation of new developed approach will be improved. This component will increase the amount of green infrastructure and allow obtaining the maximum number of social and ecosystem services from it.\nProject's cross-border approach is essential due to common challenges that demand joint solutions. It will allow to jointly develop and implement new approach in planning, management, and sustainable use of green infrastructure. By developing a strategic plan and improving infrastructure, both cities will enhance biodiversity protection, recreation opportunities, and environmental consciousness. The project's capacity-building activities introduce practical knowledge and best practices and create a basis for further long-term cooperation between IF and RZE. The cross-border partnership facilitates knowledge exchange, innovative planning, and transnational networking, ensuring widespread acceptance and sustainable solutions.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1168843.06,"ERDF",1051958.74,90,null,"Rzeszów, Ivano-Frankivsk","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0020/23","Development of sewage infrastructure in two cities - Suwalki and Ternopil","The general objective of the project is to improve the quality of natural environment in the cities of Suwałki and Ternopil and in the cross-border Programme area. Modernization and renovation of sewage system infrastructure in Suwalki (PL) 0,742 km long and Ternopil (UA) 1,362 km long enable to avoid environmental pollution by sanitary sewage system in Suwalki (incl.Czarna Hancza river and residential areas) and Ternopil (incl.Seret river and residential areas) and improve safety of sewage management\n\nUC \"Ternopilvodokanal” provides water supply and wastewater disposal services in Ternopil and nearby villages which are used by 222000 people. The total length of wastewater networks is 295,9 km, of which 167,6 km are dilapidated. The specified sewage pipelines to be reconstructed within the project were laid in 1988 and due to long-term operation are significantly worn, which leads to the occurrence of repeated emergency situations. The most dangerous is the probability of emergency situations, in case of damage to two lines of pipelines at the same time and create a threat of wastewater leaks to the surface in areas of intensive residential areas and on the roads of the city or even to Seret River. It is necessary to carry out reconstruction of the wastewater collectors from WWPS No.9 at 27 Sheptytskyi street to WWTP on Obizna street, D-630mm – in total 1.362 km long (2 lines x 681 m), open method that means complete replacing of old pipes with new ones, along with the construction of two switching chambers with manholes and laying 303 m of electric cable. The open method of laying the pipeline consists in digging a trench of the required depth with their subsequent strengthening and placement of the pipes themselves.\n\nThe sewage infrastructure in Suwalki is managed by Water Supply and Sewerage Company in Suwalki. The total length of the sanitary sewage system in the city of Suwałki which was operated by the Company, is 130,7 km, of which almost 15% is over 40 years old. The most exploited sections of the network are located in Reja Street and on the section from Hubala St. to the Zastawie St. pumping station. Large-diameter pipelines are made in concrete technology, which are subject to progressive degradation and must be urgently renovated. \nSanitary sewage system intended for renovation using the trenchless method, without disturbing the structure of the surface by inserting a special fiberglass lining soaked in epoxy resin inside the channel and then hardening with high temperature or ultraviolet rays: sanitary sewage system using the trenchless method will be renovated: from Hubala St. towards Leśna St.: 562 m long and in Reja St.: 180 m long also 3 chambers/wells in this Reja section will be replaced.\n\nMain project outputs \nLength of new or upgraded pipes for the public network for collection of waste water: 2,104 km (0,742 km Suwalki), (1,362 km Ternopil) \nParticipations in joint actions across borders: 30 participants (15 Suwalki) and (15 Ternopil)\n\nResult indicator: \nSolutions taken or up-scaled by organisations: 1 common solution for the modernization of the sanitary sewage system developed by 2 partners and on the basis of a comprehensive report on sustainable sewage management.\n \nThe modernized sewage infrastructure in two cities will be carried out in two ways, in Ternopil using the traditional open method, i.e. digging ditches and replacing of old pipes with new ones (1,362 km long) and in Suwałki using the trenchless method (technology) for sanitary sewage system renovation without digging and disturbing the structure of the surface (total: 0,742 km long). There will also be conducted 1 joint online workshop and an online final conference with presentation of a comprehensive report on sustainable sewage management (e-version in 3 lang.:PL-UA-ENG)","2025-04-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",1130554.84,"ERDF",939102.63,83.06999999999999,null,"Ternopil, Suwałki","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0043/23","Improving access to eye care in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border region","The joint challenge for Partners of the project is to improve access to medical care and to increase the quality level of medical services in transnational areas. The Programme area is mostly poorly inhabited - average inhabitation density is 80 persons per km\n\n2. In both countries decrease of number of inhabitants has been noted. Demographic prognosis tend to show further decrease trends for the majority of regions participating in the Programme. The ageing society also means more ill persons requiring medical care. Unfortunately, differences among sub-regions of the area covered by the Programme are clearly visible as far as an access to medical care is concerned. These problems co-relate also with the lack of staff.\n\nThe access to diagnostics, emergency care and preventive procedures is of a crucial importance to people’s health on both sides of the border, hence it should be supported. In addition, COVID- 19 pandemic turned out to be a serious threat to the effectiveness of health care, however, much greater challenge for Ukrainian system of medical care are the results of war. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to further maintain and develop transnational cooperation between medical services of both countries.\n\nThe project is of a crucial importance for the improvement of an access to high quality medical care and supporting the patients in the Partners’ areas. Hence, this will help in solving of the identified issues in both facilities on both sides of the border It is strictly connected with priority 2: HEALTH of the Programme Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine 2021- 2027: Providing an equal access to medical care and supporting the resistance of medical care, including the basic medical care, and supporting the transfer from institutional care to home and community care.\n\nThe project is an answer to identified shortages and includes activities leading to the increase of number of the conducted ophthalmic operations. As a result, it will translate into increased access and quality of providing medical care in Debica and Ternopil.\n\nMain target of the project is to create durable cross-border cooperation between medical units in Poland and Ukraine, for the purpose of increasing the access to high-quality medical services in the region. The main products of the project will be as follows:\n\n\n1.Operating theatre equipped with modern medical devices.\n\n\n2.Ophthalmic Unit in Ternopil provided with modern equipment for eye microsurgery \n\n\n3.Conferences, meetings and trainings for medical staff.\n\nThe project will have a significant transnational impact on both sides of the border, including the project Partners, target groups and the area included in the Programme.\n\n\n1.Benefits for the Partners\n\nOne of the targets of joint performance of the project is the exchange of experiences in the scope of eye microsurgery and joint development of qualifications of medical teams working in Ophthalmic Units in Medical Care Centres in Debica and in Municipal Non-commercial Enterprise \"Ternopil Regional Clinical Hospital\".\n\nCooperation between medical facilities from Poland and Ukraine will create stable partnership network which may lead to future projects and transnational initiatives helping to support innovations and the quality of medical care in the area.\n\n\n\n2. Benefits for target groups\nAn access to medical services will be improved. Patients from both sides of the border, including the elderly, will be able to benefit from the effects of the project performance - new operating theatre and special equipment. The hospital will significantly shorten waiting time for surgery for patients. Benefits will be felt on both sides of the border.\n\nJoint cooperation allows for maximum usage of resources and abilities of both countries which translates into more efficiency in achieving the project’s goals. Thanks to the project actions, the quality and availability of medical services will be significantly improved.","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2420065.72,"ERDF",2178059.14,90,null,"Ternopil, Dębica","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0019/23","Cross-Border Eco Solutions in the Paprotnia and Klesiv Communes","Opis projektu\nThe project aims to address common environmental challenges and promote sustainable solutions in the Paprotnia and Klesiv communes, despite the absence of a shared river, watershed, or catchment area. By focusing on their shared EcoSolutions and similar issues, the project seeks to implement initiatives that enhance ecological well-being, resource management, and community engagement. Through collaborative efforts, both communes can work together to create a positive impact on their local environments while fostering a sense of shared responsibility for the greater ecological harmony in the region.\n\nThe project addresses the common challenge of outdated water and sewage infrastructure and its impact on ecological health and climate resilience in the Paprotnia Commune (Poland) and Klesiv Commune (Ukraine). Both municipalities face similar issues, including inadequate wastewater treatment, sewage system deficiencies, and vulnerability to climate-related events. Together, the project aims to tackle these challenges through a collaborative and comprehensive approach.\n\nThe primary objective of the project is to enhance ecological solutions and sustainable water management in the Paprotnia and Klesiv municipalities. By modernizing sewage infrastructure, preventing pollution, and fostering cross-border cooperation, the project seeks to:\n-Improve wastewater management and sanitation infrastructure.\n-Enhance ecological well-being and climate resilience.\n-Promote responsible water usage and ecological awareness.\n-Strengthen cross-border collaboration for sustainable development.\n\nMain Products and Beneficiaries:\n-Construction of Sanitary Sewage System: The project aims to build a gravity-pressure sanitary sewage system with connectors in Kaliski, Paprotnia, Poland. It involves installation of gravity and pressure systems, connectors, and a sewage pumping station, benefiting approximately 60 residents (sewage network: 3,5725 km)\n-Reconstruction of Sewage Treatment Plant (1 item): A new sewage treatment plant will be established in Klesiv, Klesiv, Ukraine. This involves upgrading distribution networks for water (0,061 km) and sewage (0,008 km).\n- Water and sewage management conference: A cross-border conference with participants from both countries will discuss climate-related water challenges and solutions. The outcomes will lead to a Cross-Border Strategy of Good Practices.\n-Educational Activities for 600 Students: Educational projects in both countries will raise awareness about climate change, water conservation, and responsible usage among school children.\n-Opening and Closing Conferences: Conferences will be held in Poland and Ukraine to promote the project's objectives, achievements, and outcomes.\n\nThe project necessitates a transboundary approach due to shared challenges, mutual benefits, and the need for joint solutions. Both communes face similar issues, and their proximity makes cross-border cooperation vital. A transboundary approach allows for knowledge exchange, cost-effective solutions, and comprehensive ecological improvements that go beyond individual municipality capacities. The collaboration strengthens both regions' resilience to climate change, encourages sustainable development, and fosters cross-border partnerships.\n\nIn conclusion, the project's integrated approach addresses the shared challenges of outdated water infrastructure and ecological well-being in Paprotnia and Klesiv communes. By modernizing sanitation systems, promoting awareness, and fostering cross-border collaboration, the project strives to create a sustainable future for both communities while contributing to regional and ecological development goals.","2024-10-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2634044.5,"ERDF",2370640.05,90,null,"Klesiv, Paprotnia","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0013/23","Improvement of natural environment's quality in the border area in the Belzec Municipality and the City Council of Belz","A project submitted for evaluation has a partnership character and will be implemented by two local government units operating on Polish and Ukrainian sides. Its thematic scope will focus on carrying out infrastructural works on both sides of border aimed at development of infrastructure and municipal services in field of wastewater management (construction of a network of sanitary sewage systems and sewage treatment plants) and, as a result, on improving local and regional condition of natural environment (soils, surface waters and groundwater). Taking into account above characteristics of the project, it should be noted that it perfectly corresponds to, among others, with following challenges and preferred directions of intervention defined in Joint Strategy of Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine Programme 2021-2027:\n\n- insufficiently developed sewage and water supply network\n- counteracting negative effects resulting from peripheral location of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland\n- development of sustainable water management (…), supporting protection of natural heritage’s biodiversity and its resources\n- improving quality of public services in order to eliminate development limitations in border areas of Poland and Ukraine\n- counteracting a degradation of natural environment and protection of the most valuable natural assets (these activities are in line with the EU's postulate of Europe that uses environmental resources more efficiently)\n- tightening cross-border cooperation between public institutions (…), strengthening their administrative potential\n- impact on a low level of socio-economic development\n- impact on a climate changes\n\nA confirmation of the above thesis about compliance of the project intervention with challenges for the Programme area is its main objective, which was defined as follows: „Improving condition of sanitary management and implementing a sewage treatment system in area of Belz City territorial community and Belzec Municipality, contributing to improvement of residents life’s quality, condition of ground and surface waters, minimizing epidemiological threats and reducing pollution”.\n\nBasic outputs (expressed by indicators of the Interreg Next PL UA Programme) of such defined orientation of analyzed cross-border partnership project will be:\n\n\n1. Length of new or upgraded pipes for the public network for collection of waste water (RCO31) - \n\n3.7 km\n\n\n2. Participations in joint actions across borders (RCO81) - 175 people\n\n\n3. Number of urban wastewater treatment plants built (PLRO051) - 2 pcs.\n\n\n4. Population connected to at least secondary public waste water treatment (RCR42) - 542 people\n\nUsers of the above of the project's products will be primarily people included in group of final beneficiaries, i.e. residents of city of Belz (Ukraine) and village of Brzeziny (Poland), who will be connected to newly built sewage networks and sewage treatment plants.\n\nThe need for a partnership and cross-border approach to project implementation results primarily from:\n\n\n\n1. efforts by the partners to generate a clear cross-border effect, identifiable at level of a significant reduction in sources and amount of pollution ultimately discharged to the Solokiya River (flowing on Polish and Ukrainian sides), which also has a positive impact on improving a purity of larger natural watercourses (the Bug River, whose tributary is the Solokija River)\n\n\n\n2. Insufficient own funds of local governments to finance the project on their own and formal requirements of the Interreg Next PL UA Programme, which, as it is known, require an establishment of a Polish-Ukrainian partnership in order to be able to submit an application, implement the project and ultimately solve common cross-border problems identified both in the area of entire Programme and in areas subordinated to local governments, which have been presented in detail above and in further part of the application form.","2024-12-01","2026-11-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.5. Promoting access to water and sustainable water management","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","065 Waste water collection and treatment","N",2727315.2,"ERDF",2431401.48,89.15000000000001,null,"Bełżec, Belz","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0028/23","Joint development of rehabilitation services at municipal's hospitals in Bialystok and Volodymyr","Despite the differences in the functioning of the public health care systems in Poland (PL) and Ukraine (UA), health care units on both sides of the border face similar problems. There is a shortage of both equipment and medical staff. A particularly difficult situation is noticeable in the field of:\n- rehabilitation services in both hospitals - the increased need for rehabilitation services results from the armed conflict in UA and the aging population on both sides of the border.\n- in PCK’s wards - Internal Medicine with a Cardiac and Gastroenterology profiles – the growing number of patients in the wards results from, among others, the large number of Ukrainian refugees staying in Bialystok and the fast and stressful lifestyle of the borderland inhabitants, which leads to an increased number of heart diseases and problems with the digestive system and intestines.\n- psychological support for patients in difficult situation - some of patients who are placed on hospital are frustrated by the diagnosis received or the lack of progress in treatment. They are very often single people who can’t count on the support of family or relatives. The depression, apathy and neurosis that patients are suffering from is not helpful for their treatment. For such people, the treatment process is prolonged and, consequently, hospital costs increase.\nThe situation requires intervention and support to health systems on both sides of the border. The analysis of the situation showed that it is important to support hospitals to improve diagnostic and treatment processes. In response to all this problems Partners decided to jointly implement a project aimed at improving access to high quality medical services at both facilities through:\n- investment in infrastructure and equipment, which will benefit patients and hospital staff. There is a need to renovate 3 wards in PCK hospital: Rehabilitation clinic, Internal Medicine with a cardiac and Gastroenterology profiles. These wards receive the largest number of patients from the entire hospital. Patients will receive comprehensive care in the hospital. First, thanks to modern equipment, they will be properly diagnosed and treated. The new class of devices enables more accurate and precise diagnostics and therefore makes it easier for doctors to make a proper diagnosis and choose the right treatment. In next step, the doctor will select an appropriate package of rehabilitation services. This approach will mean that after being discharged from the hospital, the patient will not have to look for and wait for rehabilitation in another center. Finally treatment will take place in a comfortable enviorment.\n- improving staff competences in areas relevant to the needs of the units, with a particular focus on innovative methods in rehabilitation and pain management, through training courses and study visits for hospital staff\n- establishing long-term cooperation through the exchange of good practice among medical staff, creating the basis for teleconsultation between units, which will benefit patients and staff of the units\n- improving the IT infrastructure through the purchase of equipment and software, including for teleconsultation and the organisation of training courses on cyber-security, which will benefit hospital staff and patients.\nAll activities implemented in the project will contribute to ensuring equal access to healthcare and increasing the resilience of healthcare systems in the project area. \nThe above activities require cooperation between units located on both sides of the border due to:\n- the different competencies of the medical staff of the partners\n- the possibility to support the PL partner in the implementation by the UA side of a gait laboratory and the practical use of biomechanical variables in the identification and treatment planning of movement disorders,\n- the different approaches of both parties to the psychological care of patients,\n- growing threats in the area of cyber security.","2024-07-01","2026-06-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2793019.7,"ERDF",2318206.35,83,null,"Volodymir, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0026/23","Children are the future - investments to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services at children's hospitals in Bialystok and Mukachevo","Despite the differences in the functioning of the public health care systems in Poland and Ukraine, health care units on both sides of the border face similar problems. Hospitals have been underfunded for years, which limits the availability of quality services. There’s a shortage of both equipment and medical staff. The situation has been exacerbated in recent years as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, the armed conflict on UA territory has increased the needs of the health system in both UA and PL, particularly in areas where there is an increase in refugees. For more than a year, refugee children from UA have been admitted to the Bialystok Hospitals and today account for approximately 8% of the number of hospital admissions. Western UA health units are reporting an increase in patients. The situation calls for intervention and support of health care systems on both sides of the border. The project will be implemented in a specific area-children's hospitals. The UA partner, hospital in Mukachevo, is facing new challenges: in addition to an increase in the total number of patients, the number of patients in the trauma and orthopaedic and psychiatric wards has increased significantly. This trend is a direct result of the escalation of the armed conflict in UA. Children are experiencing the effects of war on an equal footing with adults: they are suffering from complex injuries, they are suffering from restricted access to health care units, they are suffering from psychological trauma. The trauma experienced by children due to the necessity to leave home, to integrate in a new environment, the information about the loss of loved ones causes psychological trauma that stays with them for many years. The analysis of the situation has shown that it is important to support hospitals to improve diagnostic and treatment processes. An additional defined problem is to ensure that health records are kept and made available in electronic form (EHR). Due to the increase in the number of patients, more and more diagnostic examinations in electronic form, the demand for IT infrastructure increases. A separate problem is making health records available to patients in countries with different legal systems. We are all aware that a huge number of today's refugees will return to their country and their obvious right will be to access health records even after several years. In the area of IT, cyber security in the area of health is an important problem. In response to the above-described problems, children's hospitals from Bialystok and Mukachevo have decided to jointly implement a project aimed at improving the quality of medical services provided in both facilities by:\n- establishing long-term cooperation consisting of the exchange of good practices of medical staff, creating a basis for medical consultations between the units\n- jointly developing a mechanism for providing access to EHR, which, in accordance with the law in force in both countries, will allow refugees to view their records after the end of the armed conflict and return to UA\n- improvement of the IT infrastructure by acquiring hardware and software and organising training on the functioning of modern hospital IT systems and cyber-security\n- upgrading of staff competencies in areas relevant to the needs of the units\n- retrofitting of medical equipment to the hospitals resulting from a needs audit conducted in both units\nThe above-mentioned activities require a cross-border approach and cooperation between the units located on both sides of the border due to:\n- different competencies of the medical staff of the partners\n- the possibility of supporting UA medical staff in the psychological care of young Ukrainian patients at the hospital in Bialystok\n- the knowledge of the law and the HIS systems in PL and UA, which would allow solutions to be developed to enable access to the EHR by patients treated in both countries even many years after the medical intervention.","2024-07-01","2026-06-30","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","160 Measures to improve the accessibility, effectiveness and resilience of healthcare systems (excluding infrastructure)","N",2792189.24,"ERDF",2317517.02,83,null,"Mukachevo, Białystok","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0021/23","Development of the Polish Ukrainian Cooperation Focused on Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment","Cancer is one of the greatest challenges for health systems around the world, including in Poland and Ukraine. Due to the increased risk of cancer and the epidemiological situation in this area, continuous improvement of standards and modernization of healthcare facilities as well as increasing the efficiency of providing health services and improving organizational processes in the field of oncology is crucial for improving the quality of treatment.\nThe main objective of the project is to develop cross-border cooperation between healthcare units from the Polish-Ukrainian border area in the field of early detection and combating cancer in this area. Establishing a lasting, long-term cooperation between the Bialystok Oncology Center and the Lviv Cancer Center will be possible through regular contact (exchange of experience) of these entities in the field of prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of cancer.\nImplementation of the project will be a complementary undertaking with many activities of the unit in the area of cancer prevention. First of all, it will improve the quality and availability of oncological diagnostics and treatment of patients suffering from cancer for the largest entity in the region providing medical services in the field of oncology\nThe cross-border approach plays a very important role in the implementation of this project. The Polish partner has experience in the use of spectral CT in diagnosis and treatment, which is not available at the Lviv Oncology Center. Accordingly, the Polish partner can help with the quick mastering of this device and carrying out diagnostics with it, taking into account their knowledge and experience.\nThe Lviv Oncological Center has a fairly developed system of endoscopic diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases. The Lviv Cancer Center has the largest number of cancer patients in Ukraine. This makes it possible to analyze the methods of treatment and diagnosis on a large scale and through the exchange of knowledge and practical experience to help the Polish partner to improve its system of diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases.\nThe partners have the human resources necessary for the proper use of the equipment and financial resources that will be used, if necessary, for maintenance and possible repairs of the purchased equipment. Considering the above and the practices used in hospitals in Poland and Ukraine, consisting in making every effort to ensure that the equipment used is used for the benefit of patients. It is certain that it will be used both in the frame of the project and further beyond the duration of the project. After the completion of the project, the treatment and activities started during the project will be continued as a part of the functioning of the core mission of both partners organizations in Poland and Ukraine. The costs of maintaining the project results will be financed from own funds and from external funds obtained by the partners as part of their activities. The equipment will be used in particular for the benefit of the target groups of the cross-border area.","2024-08-01","2026-07-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2720742.64,"ERDF",2258216.38,83,null,"Białystok, Lviv","PL, UA",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0019/23","Improvement of health safety in the Losice district and Ivano-Frankivsk city","The project involves cross-border cooperation between the Independent Public Health Care Center in Losice (Poland) and Central City Clinical Hospital of Ivano-Frankivsk City Council (Ukraine) in improving access to medical transport and diagnostics. The joint initiative responds to the problem identified in the joint strategy of the Interreg NEXT PL-UA 2021-2027 Programme, i.e. the growing number of people in the post-productive age and thus the ever-increasing need for healthcare. A particular area of concern is medical transport, which is most often used by seniors with limited mobility, including residents of rural areas, who find it very difficult to get to hospital due to the poor bus network/lack of a car.\nThe project involves investment in public services to improve the well-being of an ageing population and mitigate the effects of adverse demographic changes on the population of the project partners' catchment area. Investment and education activities in the organisation of medical transport also support the resilience of health care systems in Poland and Ukraine, as they allow good access to health care facilities in crisis situations, such as war or the COVID-19 pandemic. In crisis situations, access to state emergency teams is limited, so hospitals and local governments through their autonomous actions can improve it.\nThe main objective of the project is to improve access to medical transport and diagnostics in the Łosice district and the city of Ivano-Frankivsk. As a result of the project, the hospital in Losice will modernise and extend the hospital building with regard to the ambulance ramp and the adjacent surgical clinic, so that patients are helped as quickly as possible after arriving at the hospital by ambulance. In addition, the Polish hospital will, as a result of the project, replace one obsolete ambulance and three colonoscopes and gastroscopes with a video track each, which are used for the diagnosis of patients admitted to the reception area.\n The Central City Clinical Hospital of Ivano-Frankivsk City Council has planned to purchase 2 ambulances as part of the project, one of which will be equipped with a mobile X-ray machine for the rapid diagnosis of patients, even before they arrive at the hospital. The ambulances will be directly used for emergency medical services in the city and surrounding areas, including to help those affected by warfare.\n\nThe project will have a positive impact on access to medical transport and imaging and endoscopic diagnostics among the inhabitants of the Polish-Ukrainian border region, in particular the Łosice district and the city of Ivano-Frankivsk, with a total population of nearly 260,000, of which nearly 90% are inhabitants of the Ukrainian city. Through cooperation, the project partners will improve access to medical transport and diagnostics in their areas of operation, while increasing the quality of medical infrastructure. Ukrainian language training has also been planned for the medical staff of the Losice Hospital, so that better medical assistance can be provided to the Ukrainian population in the Losice district.\n\nResidents of the Losice poviat and the city of Ivano-Frankivsk will have the opportunity within the framework of the project to enjoy educational events in the form of picnics, which will familiarise them with the principles of medical transport - both in their area of residence and in crisis situations such as war. At the same time, education will be provided on the proper use of emergency medical team calls, in view of the large number of unnecessary ambulance calls.\n\nThe project will also have a multiplier effect - as a result of the project, a set of procedures will be created to be applied in situations of inefficiency of the state rescue system i.e. in emergency situations. In addition, a lesson handbook will be prepared for use by Polish and Ukrainian schools on the circumstances of calling a medical emergency team.","2024-06-01","2026-05-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","130 Health mobile assets","N",993471.11,"ERDF",894124,90,null,"Ivano-Frankivsk, Łosice","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/23","TransCare: Cross-Border healthcare and palliative care","Welcome to the world of the TransCare project! Our project was born in response to a shared challenge faced by both Poland and Ukraine - ensuring high-quality long-term care, especially geriatric, palliative and hospice care in the cross-border region. Together, we aim to develop solutions that will positively impact the lives of our patients.\nOur main goal is to improve access to long-term care, providing our patients with support and top-level care. We plan to achieve this through three specific objectives.\nFirstly, we intend to renovate the Hospital building in Siedlce and to purchase necessary medical equipment, as well as to create a gait laboratory in Lutsk. These actions will enable us to create a modern infrastructure tailored to the needs of our patients, including those with disabilities.\nSecondly, we focus on developing infrastructure for geriatric, palliative and hospice care to ensure effective rehabilitation, swift diagnosis and treatment of patients both in stationary settings and in their places of residence. The new medical equipment will be crucial in providing efficient long-term care.\nThirdly, we invest in the qualifications and effectiveness of medical staff by organizing joint Polish-Ukrainian training sessions. Collaboration and knowledge exchange in the cross-border region will allow us to develop common solutions and enhance the quality of long-term care. We are aware of the ongoing war in Ukraine due to Russia's aggression, necessitating innovative approaches to providing care outside of hospitals. As part of our collaboration, we will develop a concept which will enable and facilitate the implementation of mobile medical brigades. The publication on organizing and functioning of these services at patients' homes will be distributed on partner websites and among other medical units. Thus, our experiences and knowledge will be accessible to others, helping to develop similar solutions and improve healthcare quality in the region. As a result of our efforts, we will establish a modernized foundation for long-term care and provide new medical equipment to improve care standards. Our actions will impact not only patients and staff but also the local community, other healthcare facilities, the partners themselves and our founding entities (local government).\nOur cross-border approach is essential because both sides face similar challenges and need joint solutions. Cooperation among partners will enable us to more effectively achieve project objectives, to exchange knowledge and experience, as well as to tailor solutions to the specific needs of the cross-border region. Together, we will develop innovative solutions regarding mobile palliative care brigades, enhancing the healthcare quality for our patients. Our TransCare project is not only about caring for patients' health but also about building bridges between our countries, benefiting not just us but the entire community.\nTogether, as a united team, we will tackle the challenges of an ageing society, civilization diseases and crisis situations. Our project is a unique opportunity to improve the quality of life for our patients, to build stronger cross-border cooperation and to create innovative solutions in long-term healthcare. TransCare is a joint journey that is only just beginning!","2024-06-01","2026-05-31","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_2) Health","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",3005438.81,"ERDF",2060384.69,68.56,null,"Lutsk, Siedlce","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/23","Joint promotion and implementation of activities related to climate change resilience - natural disasters and fires","The common challenge of the Ukrainian and Polish sides in the border area, and at the same time the main goal of the project, is to support actions aimed at adapting to climate change and preventing the risks associated with natural disasters and catastrophes in the cross-border area of PL-UA. The implementation of the project addresses the problem of rapidly progressing climate change, including the threats associated with natural disasters. These phenomena require the partners' rescue capabilities to be adapted to carry out tasks related to these changes. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to equip the existing transport base and rescue equipment so that rescue operations can be carried out properly.\n\nThe project partners have identified three main problems:\n\n\n1. Increasing threats resulting from climate change-induced natural disasters.\n\n\n2. Insufficient rescue and firefighting potential of rescue units (facilities and competencies) to support actions aimed at adapting to climate change and natural disasters.\n\n\n3. Lack of sufficient exchange of experience and cooperation between rescue units in the cross-border area to effectively manage crisis situations related to natural disasters and adapt to climate change.\n\nThe planned tasks within the project will contribute to improving the effectiveness of rescue and firefighting services in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine in preventing the risks associated with natural disasters and catastrophes. As a result, the main project products will be equipment for rescue units, which will be purchased by the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn Region in Ukraine and the Provincial Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Lublin. On the Polish side, the equipment will be used by the subordinate units:\n\n-2 operational pickup trucks with IT equipment setup – 2 units: Provincial Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Lublin, Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Zamość\n-Set of personal rescue equipment for operations in hard-to-reach areas – Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Zamość\n-Heavy rescue and firefighting vehicle – Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Lublin\n-Medium rescue and firefighting vehicle – Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Zamość\n-4x4 bus with specialized equipment – Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Lublin\n\nA mast point system will be installed in the Tomaszów, Hrubieszów, Chełm, Włodawa and Biała counties. The property owners have confirmed that they are granting permission for the installation of radios with associated equipment on their land. No permits are required for the installation of this equipment.\n\nThe project also includes the reconstruction of the Training and Practical Center for Fire Volunteer Training and Rescue Training Center at 17a Rescuers Heroes Street in Lutsk for the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn Region on the Ukrainian side. Additionally, project outputs will also include promotional and training materials. \n\nOverall, the project will equip and provide resources to rescue and firefighting units and train the personnel. Through these actions, the project will contribute to addressing climate change and improving the safety of residents, property, and the environment in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine. The project creates a solid foundation for future cooperation between rescuers in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine. The residents of the provinces in both regions covered by the project will be better protected from the consequences of natural disasters and catastrophes resulting from advancing climate change. Moreover, Polish and Ukrainian rescue units will enhance the potential response to a disaster in this region. The implementation of the project will establish a strong basis for further development of cross-border cooperation.","2024-10-10","2026-10-09","(VI-A_Pl-Ua_1) Environment","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2319440.02,"ERDF",2087496.02,90,null,"Łuck, Lublin","UA, PL",{"$nulls":5},2]

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["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0004/24","A joint initiative of The Dr. Jozef Psarski Mazovian Specialist Hospital in Ostroleka and First Lviv Territorial Medical Union in Lviv as increasing the availability of health care services.","The Dr. Jozef Psarski Mazovian Specialist Hospital in Ostroleka","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7582010430","Ostrołęka","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0004/24","A joint initiative of The Dr. Jozef Psarski Mazovian Specialist Hospital in Ostroleka and First Lviv Territorial Medical Union in Lviv as increasing the availability of health care services.","Municipal non-profit enterprise \"Lviv Territorial Medical Union Multidisciplinary Clinical hospital of Emergency and intensive Care\"","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"44496574","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","Executive Committee of Uzhhorod City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04053699","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","Bialystok County","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"9661579415","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","Institute of Development of Carpathian Region","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"39490827","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","Independent Public Health Care Facility in Łapy","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9661319909","Łapy","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0015/23","Biodiversity in the green infrastructure of the Bialystok County and the city of Uzhhorod.","Department of Municipal Infrastructure of Executive Committee of Uzhgorod City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"36541721","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","State University of Applied Sciences in Jaroslaw","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations",null,"7921794406","Jarosław","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","Zakarpattia Regional Development Agency","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"41152738","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","The Carpathian Euroregion","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"8133205337","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","Magura National Park","N","partner","National public authority",null,"6852324044","Krempna","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","Institution “Zakarpattia Regional Development Agency”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"41152738","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","State University ‘Uzhhorod National University'","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"02070832","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0017/23","CARPATHIAN YOUTH FOR ECO SMART EDUCATION","Uzhanskyi National Nature Park","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"30104729","Velykyi Bereznyi","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0026/23","Children are the future - investments to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services at children's hospitals in Bialystok and Mukachevo","Municipal Noncommercial Enterprise \"Regional Children's Hospital\" Of Zakarpattia Regional Council","N","partner","National public authority",null,"01992268","Mukachevo","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0026/23","Children are the future - investments to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services at children's hospitals in Bialystok and Mukachevo","Ludwik Zamenhof's University Children's Clinical Hospital of Bialystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422534063","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0012/23","City Parks Matter - a new approach to urban greenery management in Ivano-Frankivsk and Rzeszów","Department of investment policy, projects, international relations, tourism and city promotion of Ivano-Frankivsk City Council","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"43942459","Ivano-Frankivsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0012/23","City Parks Matter - a new approach to urban greenery management in Ivano-Frankivsk and Rzeszów","Municipality of Rzeszów","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"8130008613","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0002/23","Clean Bug - joint activities of the Drohiczyn Commune and the Dobrotvir Town Council for protecting biodiversity of the Bug Valley","Drohiczyn Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"5441437094","Drohiczyn","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0002/23","Clean Bug - joint activities of the Drohiczyn Commune and the Dobrotvir Town Council for protecting biodiversity of the Bug Valley","DOBROTVIR TOWN COUNCIL","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04374128","Dobrotvir","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0043/23","Clean water - development of sustainable water management in the transboundary area.","Bukowsko Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"6871785579","Bukowsko","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0043/23","Clean water - development of sustainable water management in the transboundary area.","Executive Committee of the Rudky Municipal Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"44039854","Rudky","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0033/23","Clean water for all","Municipal Waterworks and Sewerage Company Ltd.","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"8460003671","Augustów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0033/23","Clean water for all","Burshtynska City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04357466","Burshtyn City","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0108/23","Common challenges in treating patients using laparoscopic techniques in urology, oncology and emergency medicine.","Communal Noncommercial Enterprise of Lviv Regional Council “Lviv Regional Hospital of Veterans of Wars and Repressed after Yurii Lypa”","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01998161","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0108/23","Common challenges in treating patients using laparoscopic techniques in urology, oncology and emergency medicine.","Fryderyk Chopin University Clinical Hospital in Rzeszow","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"8132919313","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0016/23","Cooperation beneficial for the climate – the development of the green infrastructure in Łęczna and Kowel","The Commune of Łęczna","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"5050017749","Łęczna","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0016/23","Cooperation beneficial for the climate – the development of the green infrastructure in Łęczna and Kowel","The Executive Committee of the Kovel City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"Code ЄДРПОУ 04051313","Kovel City","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.04.01-IP.01-0001/24","Cooperation beyond borders - Small Projects Fund on the Polish-Ukrainian border.","Association of the Carpathian Euroregion","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"8133205337","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.04.01-IP.01-0001/24","Cooperation beyond borders - Small Projects Fund on the Polish-Ukrainian border.","Technical Partner SPF","N","partner","National public authority",null,"5262895199","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.04.01-IP.01-0001/24","Cooperation beyond borders - Small Projects Fund on the Polish-Ukrainian border.","Stowarzyszenie Euroregion Karpacki; Stowarzyszenie Euroregion Karpacki","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"8133205337","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0001/24","Creation of Cross-Border Centers for Preventive Examinations in Lubelskie and Volyn Regions","Municipal Enterprise “Volyn Regional Territorial Mother and Child Health Care Center” of the Volyn Regional Council","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"42078561","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0001/24","Creation of Cross-Border Centers for Preventive Examinations in Lubelskie and Volyn Regions","Voivodship Occupational Medicine Center, Prevention and Treatment Unit in Lublin","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7122520810","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0007/23","Creation of a Monitoring System for Biodiversity Conservation in Protected Cross-Border Areas","Narew National Park","N","partner","Other",null,"7221626836","Kurowo","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0007/23","Creation of a Monitoring System for Biodiversity Conservation in Protected Cross-Border Areas","Nobel National Nature Park","Y","lead","Other",null,"43077967","Nobel","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0019/23","Cross-Border Eco Solutions in the Paprotnia and Klesiv Communes","MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE KLESIVVODOKANAL OF THE KLESIV VILLAGE COUNCIL","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"33408574","Klesiv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0019/23","Cross-Border Eco Solutions in the Paprotnia and Klesiv Communes","Paprotnia Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8212433653","Paprotnia","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0018/23","Cross-border Biodiversity - protection of valuable natural areas in Strzyzewice, Chelm, Lviv and Zymna Voda","Public Provincial Specialist Hospital in Chelm (P2)","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5631863730","Chełm","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0018/23","Cross-border Biodiversity - protection of valuable natural areas in Strzyzewice, Chelm, Lviv and Zymna Voda","Zymna Voda Territorial Community (P1)","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04372282","Zymna Voda","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0018/23","Cross-border Biodiversity - protection of valuable natural areas in Strzyzewice, Chelm, Lviv and Zymna Voda","Strzyzewice Commune (L)","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"7132874811","Strzyżewice","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0018/23","Cross-border Biodiversity - protection of valuable natural areas in Strzyzewice, Chelm, Lviv and Zymna Voda","Religious community of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church of the parish of the Archcathedral of St. George in the Halytsky District of Lviv (P3)","N","partner","Other",null,"20848873","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0076/23","Cross-border Interaction for Modern Diagnostic & Therapeutic Approaches at Regional Hospitals of Lublin Voivodeship and Zakarpattia","Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Andrii Novak Transcarpathian Regional Clinical Hospital” of Transcarpathian Regional Council","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01992156","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0076/23","Cross-border Interaction for Modern Diagnostic & Therapeutic Approaches at Regional Hospitals of Lublin Voivodeship and Zakarpattia","Stefan Cardinal Wyszyński Provincial Specialist Hospital Independent Public Health Care Centre in Lublin","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7122409395","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0008/23","Cross-border Roztocze - protection of the natural complex by improving the sewage management in the City of Tomaszow Lubelski and the District of Solonka","Municipal and Housing Management Company Ltd.","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"9210010133","Tomaszów Lubelski","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0008/23","Cross-border Roztocze - protection of the natural complex by improving the sewage management in the City of Tomaszow Lubelski and the District of Solonka","Tomaszow Lubelski Town","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"9211981749","Tomaszów Lubelski","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0008/23","Cross-border Roztocze - protection of the natural complex by improving the sewage management in the City of Tomaszow Lubelski and the District of Solonka","Solonkа Village Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04369699","Solonka village","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0048/23","Cross-border development of water supply and sewerage system - Good Water Tyczyn - Pustomyty","Municipal enterprise \"Pustomytyvodokanal\" of the Pustomyty City Council","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"31490044","Pustomyty","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0048/23","Cross-border development of water supply and sewerage system - Good Water Tyczyn - Pustomyty","Municipal Utilities Company \"Eko-Strug\" Limited Liability Company","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"8132405040","Tyczyn","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0005/23","DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CROSS-BORDER AREA OF THE SIEDLCE MUNICIPALITY, HORODOK COMMUNITY AND THE PRYVILNE COMMUNITY","Horodok City Council of Lviv Region","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"26269892","Horodok","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0005/23","DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CROSS-BORDER AREA OF THE SIEDLCE MUNICIPALITY, HORODOK COMMUNITY AND THE PRYVILNE COMMUNITY","Pryvilne Village Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04385327","Pryvilne","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0005/23","DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CROSS-BORDER AREA OF THE SIEDLCE MUNICIPALITY, HORODOK COMMUNITY AND THE PRYVILNE COMMUNITY","Miasto Siedlce","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8212525409","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/24","Development of palliative, geriatric and treatment care, and also improving the quality of medical services for cancer patients in hospitals of Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno","The Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise «Ternopil Regional Clinical Oncology Dispensary» Of Ternopil Regional Council","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"02001274","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/24","Development of palliative, geriatric and treatment care, and also improving the quality of medical services for cancer patients in hospitals of Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno","Lviv Territorial Medical Association «Clinical Hospital of Planned Treatment, Rehabilitation and Palliative Care» Municipal non-profit Enterprise","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"44625774","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/24","Development of palliative, geriatric and treatment care, and also improving the quality of medical services for cancer patients in hospitals of Lviv, Ternopil and Krosno","John Paul II Podkarpackie Province Hospital in Krosno","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"6842120222","Krosno","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0020/23","Development of sewage infrastructure in two cities - Suwalki and Ternopil","Utility Company “Ternopilvodokanal”","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"03353845","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0020/23","Development of sewage infrastructure in two cities - Suwalki and Ternopil","Water Supply and Sewerage Company in Suwalki","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"8440004199","Suwałki","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0036/23","Development of sewerage infrastructure and improvement of sewage management in Rivne and Lublin","Municipal Water Supply and Sewerage Company in Lublin","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"7120150295","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0036/23","Development of sewerage infrastructure and improvement of sewage management in Rivne and Lublin","Department of Infrastructure and Improvement of Rivne City Council","Y","lead","Other",null,"44250562","Rivne","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0021/23","Development of the Polish Ukrainian Cooperation Focused on Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment","Communal Noncommercial Enterprise of Lviv Regional Council. Lviv Oncological Regional Therapeutical and Diagnostic Centre","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01996792","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0021/23","Development of the Polish Ukrainian Cooperation Focused on Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment","Maria Sklodowska Curie Bialystok Oncology Centre","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"9661330466","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","MOBILE RAPID RESPONSE RESCUE CENTER “LVIV” OF THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE","N","partner","Other",null,"14372923","Drohobych","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","THE SECOND SPECIAL RAPID RESPONSE CENTER OF THE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE","N","partner","Other",null,"14372923","Drohobych","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANISATION MOUNTAINS GUIDES ASSOCIATION \"ROVIN\"","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"35483707","Dovhe village Lviv oblast","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","PROVINCIAL AMBULANCE STATION IN PRZEMYŚL","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7952547258","Przemyśl","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","THE MAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE IN LVIV REGION","N","partner","Other",null,"38627339","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","THE MAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE IN ZAKARPATTYA REGION","Y","lead","Other",null,"38629032","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/23","ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE BY RESCUE PERSONNEL AND MEDICAL RESCUE TEAMS","THE SECOND SPECIAL EMERGENCY RESCUE UNIT OF THE MAIN DEPARTMENT OF STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE IN LVIV REGION","N","partner","Other",null,"14372923","Drohobych","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0048/23","Ensuring accessibility of health care services to patients with cardiovascular diseases in the Polish-Ukrainian border area through modernization of medical infrastructure and equipment","Autonomous Public Health Maintenance Organisation Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422529292","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0048/23","Ensuring accessibility of health care services to patients with cardiovascular diseases in the Polish-Ukrainian border area through modernization of medical infrastructure and equipment","Comunal enterprise \"Yuri Semenyuk Rivne Regional Clinical Hospital\" of Rivne Regional Council","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"02000010","Rivne","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ternopil Oblast","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38535547","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Transcarpathian Oblast","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38629032 ","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast","Y","lead","Regional public authority",null,"38555228","Ivano-Frankivsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Lviv Oblast","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38627339","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/24","Environmental Safety - Creation of a Ukrainian-Polish Forest Fire Management Network in the Carpathian Region","Regional Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Rzeszow","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"8131289353","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0029/23","FABRICS - Forest Amulet: Building Resilient and Innovative Fire Control Solution","4th State Fire and Rescue Unit of the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ivano-Frankivsk Region","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38200990","Nadvirna","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0029/23","FABRICS - Forest Amulet: Building Resilient and Innovative Fire Control Solution","NGO FOUNDATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC INITIATIVES","Y","lead","Other",null,"36229782","Pylypy Kolomyysky district","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0029/23","FABRICS - Forest Amulet: Building Resilient and Innovative Fire Control Solution","Regional Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Rzeszow","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"8131289353","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0019/23","FIRE & WATERPROOF. Cooperation of the civil protection services of Lublin and Rivne","Lublin Municipality","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"9462575811","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0019/23","FIRE & WATERPROOF. Cooperation of the civil protection services of Lublin and Rivne","Executive Committee of Rivne City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"Код ЄДРПОУ  04057758","Rivne","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0011/23","FIRE SAFETY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION FOR POLISH AND UKRAINIAN CROSS-BORDER COMMUNITIES","Stawiski Municipality","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"2910224677","Stawiski","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0011/23","FIRE SAFETY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION FOR POLISH AND UKRAINIAN CROSS-BORDER COMMUNITIES","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ternopil Oblast","N","partner","Sectoral agency",null,"38535547","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0033/23","Firefighters -volunteers on guard of the environment. Cross-border actions to prevent the effects of climate change.","The Association of Local Governments of Euroregion \"Bug\"","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"7122571842","Chełm","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0033/23","Firefighters -volunteers on guard of the environment. Cross-border actions to prevent the effects of climate change.","NGO \" Association of Volunteer Fire Departments of Ukraine\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"43467804"," Rivne ","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital (Волинська обласна клінічна лікарня)","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01983163","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","Medical University of Lublin (Uniwersytet Medyczny w Lublinie)","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations",null,"7120106911","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University (Львівський національний медичний університет імені Данила Галицького)","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"02010793","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University (Волинський національний університет імені Лесі Українки)","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"02125102","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0119/23","HEALTH BRIDGES: Establishment of a cross-border telemedicine diagnostics and therapeutic platform for doctors and patients","University Clinical Hospital No. 1 in Lublin (Uniwersytecki Szpital Kliniczny nr 1 w Lublinie)","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7122429274","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0022/23","Healthy and fit inhabitants of the Hrubieszow district and Luck region","Independent Public Health Care Complex in Hrubieszów","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"9191517717","Hrubieszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0022/23","Healthy and fit inhabitants of the Hrubieszow district and Luck region","Rozhysche multidisciplinary hospital of Rozhysche city council","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01982910","Rozhysche","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0021/23","IFSynergy - cross-border cooperation in SMART management of public water supply systems in Ivano-Frankivsk and Siedlce.","Виконавчий комітет Івано-Франківської міської ради; Executive Committee of Ivano-Frankivsk City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04054346","Ivano-Frankivsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0021/23","IFSynergy - cross-border cooperation in SMART management of public water supply systems in Ivano-Frankivsk and Siedlce.","Water Supply and Sewage Company Ltd in Siedlce","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"8210007604","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0097/23","Implementation of the Prevention programme of the digestive tract diseases on the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area through the use of highly specialized medical equipment and telemedicine tools.","M. Zyndram-Kościałkowski Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration in Białystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422513061","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0097/23","Implementation of the Prevention programme of the digestive tract diseases on the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border area through the use of highly specialized medical equipment and telemedicine tools.","Comunal non-comercial enterprise «Mostiska city hospital» Mostiska citi counsil of Lviv region.","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01996606","Mostiska","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0019/23","Improvement of health safety in the Losice district and Ivano-Frankivsk city","Municipal non-commercial enterprise “Central City Clinical Hospital of lvano-Frankivsk City Council”","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01993305","Ivano-Frankivsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0019/23","Improvement of health safety in the Losice district and Ivano-Frankivsk city","Independent Public Health Care Center in Losice","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"4960107638","Łosice","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0013/23","Improvement of natural environment's quality in the border area in the Belzec Municipality and the City Council of Belz","Belzec Municipality","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9211857541","Bełżec","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0013/23","Improvement of natural environment's quality in the border area in the Belzec Municipality and the City Council of Belz","Executive Committee of the Belz City Council of Lviv region","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"36739391","Belz","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0039/23","Improvement of safety in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine in the field of rescue","Main Department of State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38592652","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0039/23","Improvement of safety in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine in the field of rescue","City of Augustów","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8461529116","Augustów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","Mokobody Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"8212529494","Mokobody","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","Siedlce Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"8212443829","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","Executive Committee of Brody City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04055989","Brody","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","Association of self-governments \"Euroregion Carpathians Ukraine - Carpathian Regional Development Agency\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"43449979","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0050/23","Improvement of the cross-border environmental protection system in the city of Garwolin and the commune of Mokobody in Poland and in the city of Brody in Ukraine through the development of sewage infrastructure","City of Garwolin","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8262197798","Garwolin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0031/23","Improvement of the transboundary environmental protection system of the Carpathians through the development of water and sewage infrastructure - integrating the spa communes of Solina and Skhidnytsia in the fight for a clean environment","Skhidnytsia Town Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"26359951","Skhidnytsia","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0031/23","Improvement of the transboundary environmental protection system of the Carpathians through the development of water and sewage infrastructure - integrating the spa communes of Solina and Skhidnytsia in the fight for a clean environment","Solina Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"6881245181","Polańczyk","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0043/23","Improving access to eye care in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border region","Medical Care Centres in Debica","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"8721907964","Dębica","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0043/23","Improving access to eye care in the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border region","Municipal Non-commercial Enterprise \"Ternopil Regional Clinical Hospital\"","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"02001311","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0010/23","JOINT EFFORTS ENHANCING CROSS-BORDER DISASTER RESPONSE CAPACITY","Wizna Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"7182079056","Wizna","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0010/23","JOINT EFFORTS ENHANCING CROSS-BORDER DISASTER RESPONSE CAPACITY","The Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Ternopil Oblast","N","partner","Sectoral agency",null,"38535547","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0003/23","Joint actions in the Siedlce-Ostrołęka Subregion and Volyn Oblast to prepare emergency services for combating fires, natural disasters, and other climate change-related hazards","Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Siedlce","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"8212069561","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0003/23","Joint actions in the Siedlce-Ostrołęka Subregion and Volyn Oblast to prepare emergency services for combating fires, natural disasters, and other climate change-related hazards","Zbuczyn Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"8212392687","Zbuczyn","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0003/23","Joint actions in the Siedlce-Ostrołęka Subregion and Volyn Oblast to prepare emergency services for combating fires, natural disasters, and other climate change-related hazards","Main Departament of State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38592652","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0003/23","Joint actions in the Siedlce-Ostrołęka Subregion and Volyn Oblast to prepare emergency services for combating fires, natural disasters, and other climate change-related hazards","Siedlce Municipality","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8212525409","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","Czerwin Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"7582349619","Czerwin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","Kivertsi City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"26516861","Kivertsi","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","1 State Fire and Rescue Squad of the Main Department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Volyn region","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38131220","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","Klukowo Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"7221526098","Klukowo","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0032/23","Joint actions to improve cooperation in preventing natural disasters and climate threats in the cross-border area of Poland and Ukraine","Executive Committee of Kivertsi City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04051307","Kivertsi","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Mylyach village council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"40131743","Mylyach","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Trzeszczany Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"9191739978","Trzeszczany Pierwsze","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Gmina Werbkowice; Werbkowice Commune; Werbkowice Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9191783198","Werbkowice","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Hrubieszów Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9191735733","Hrubieszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Mircze Commune; Gmina Mircze; Mircze Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9191748902","Mircze","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Gmina Dołhobyczów; Dołhobyczów Commune; Dołhobyczów Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9191180749","Dołhobyczów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Hoshcha town council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04385416","Hoshcha","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Zorya village council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04387220","Zorya","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0034/23","Joint cooperation to combat fires and natural disasters in the Hrubieszów district and Rivne region","Wyry village council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04387705","Vyry","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/24","Joint development of accessible and resilient health care for elderly and disabled patients of Bialystok and Volyn hospitals","Autonomous Public Health Maintenance Organisation Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422529292","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0003/24","Joint development of accessible and resilient health care for elderly and disabled patients of Bialystok and Volyn hospitals","The municipal enterprise “Volyn Regional Hospital of War Veterans” of the Volyn Regional Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"03398888","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0028/23","Joint development of rehabilitation services at municipal's hospitals in Bialystok and Volodymyr","Municipal Enterprise \"Volodymyr territorial medical association\" of the Volodymyr City Council","N","partner","National public authority",null,"42631325","Volodymir","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0028/23","Joint development of rehabilitation services at municipal's hospitals in Bialystok and Volodymyr","PCK Municipal Hospital in Białystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"9661502648","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/23","Joint promotion and implementation of activities related to climate change resilience - natural disasters and fires","Provincial Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Lublin","Y","lead","Regional public authority",null,"7120105142","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0001/23","Joint promotion and implementation of activities related to climate change resilience - natural disasters and fires","MAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE IN THE VOLYN REGION","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38592652","Łuck","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0049/23","Jointly improvement of cross-border healthcare in the field of surgery and orthopedics in the region of Bialystok and Khust","Autonomous Public Health Maintenance Organisation Jędrzej Śniadecki Voivodship Polyclinical Hospital in Bialystok","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422529292","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0049/23","Jointly improvement of cross-border healthcare in the field of surgery and orthopedics in the region of Bialystok and Khust","MUNICIPAL NON-COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE \"KHUST CENTRAL HOSPITAL NAMED AFTER VICINSKY OSTAP PETROVYCH\" OF KHUST CITY COUNCIL","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"43221703","Khust","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0042/23","Konopnica-Terebovlia - cross-border cooperation for the protection of water resources","Konopnica Commune","Y","lead","Other",null,"7132877488","Kozubszczyzna","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0042/23","Konopnica-Terebovlia - cross-border cooperation for the protection of water resources","Terebovlia City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04058456","Terebovlia","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0077/23","LEAN HEALTHCARE as a tool to improve access to specialist medicine","Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01983163","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0077/23","LEAN HEALTHCARE as a tool to improve access to specialist medicine","Dr. Ludwik Rydygier Voivodeship Hospital in Suwałki","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"8441786376","Suwałki","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0025/23","LELIS-SKOLE CONSTRUCTION OF TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT","Skole City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04056262","SKOLE","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0025/23","LELIS-SKOLE CONSTRUCTION OF TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT","GMINA LELIS","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"7582123571","Lelis","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0025/23","LELIS-SKOLE CONSTRUCTION OF TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT","Association of self-governments \"Euroregion Carpathians Ukraine - Carpathian Regional Development Agency\"","N","partner","Other",null,"43449979","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0045/23","Look inside yourself - increasing access to specialized diagnostic imaging in the Polish-Ukrainian border area","St. John Paul II Mazovian Voivodeship Hospital in Siedlce Ltd.","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"8212577607","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0045/23","Look inside yourself - increasing access to specialized diagnostic imaging in the Polish-Ukrainian border area","Communal non-commercial enterprise of the Lviv Regional Council Lviv Regional Clinical Diagnostic Center","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"03078209","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0040/23","Monitoring the quality of raw water used in the production of drinking and recreational water, for chemical and microbiological hazards, including agents causing infectious diseases that result from human activity","State Institution Lviv Oblast Center for Diseases Control and Prevention of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine","N","partner","National public authority",null,"38501853","Lwów","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0040/23","Monitoring the quality of raw water used in the production of drinking and recreational water, for chemical and microbiological hazards, including agents causing infectious diseases that result from human activity","The Provincial Sanitary and Epidemiological Station in Rzeszów","Y","lead","National public authority",null,"8131736272","Rzeszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0073/23","Neuroexcellence Without Borders","UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN BIALYSTOK","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"5422534985","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0073/23","Neuroexcellence Without Borders","Volyn Regional Clinical Hospital","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"01983163","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0013/23","New historical life of Wiśniowiec and Tarnobrzeg parks","Miasto Tarnobrzeg","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8672079199","Tarnobrzeg","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0013/23","New historical life of Wiśniowiec and Tarnobrzeg parks","National Reserve \"Zamky Ternopilya\"","N","partner","National public authority",null,"21146541","Zbaraż","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0039/23","PACT - Partnership for a Cleaner Tomorrow. Cross-border project to improve sustainable wastewater management in Yaroslav and Zaleszczyki","Municipal Enterprise \"Zalishchytsya Vodokanal\".","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"40395051","Zalishchyki","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0039/23","PACT - Partnership for a Cleaner Tomorrow. Cross-border project to improve sustainable wastewater management in Yaroslav and Zaleszczyki","The Water Supply and Sewage Company in Jarosław","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"7920003147","Jarosław","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0023/23","Polish-Ukrainian Transborder Heart Care Collaboration","Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski Voivodeship Hospital in Lomza","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7181689321","Łomża","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0023/23","Polish-Ukrainian Transborder Heart Care Collaboration","Municipal non-profit enterprise \"Lviv Territorial Medical Union - Multidisciplinary Clinical Hospital of Emergency and Intensive Care\"","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"44496574","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0030/23","Preventing and removing the effects of climate change by purchasing vehicles and firefighting equipment to fight forest fires","Main Department of State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Lviv region","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"38627339","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0030/23","Preventing and removing the effects of climate change by purchasing vehicles and firefighting equipment to fight forest fires","Siemiatycze Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"5441437088","Siemiatycze","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","Stepan Gzhytskyi National University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnologies of Lviv","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"00492990","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","Lviv Agrarian Chamber","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"25558157","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","Lublin Chamber of Agriculture","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"7122006036","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","Maria Curie-Skłodowska University","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"7120103692","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0008/23","Protecting the biodiversity of cross-border territories of Ukraine and Poland from invasive hogweed (Heracleum) populations","University of Life Sciences in Lublin","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"7120103775","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0041/23","Protection of the border Bug River by expanding the sanitary network in the border communes of Dołhobyczów and Sokal.","Dołhobyczów Municipality","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"9191783011","Dołhobyczów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0041/23","Protection of the border Bug River by expanding the sanitary network in the border communes of Dołhobyczów and Sokal.","Sokal Сity Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"26205171","Sokal","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0042/23","SOS for children's health","Dolyna City Council","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"04054317","Dolyna ","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0042/23","SOS for children's health","Municipality Ustrzyki Dolne","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"6891190300","Ustrzyki Dolne","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0053/23","Safe sewerage for healthy environment: cross-border solutions of Lutsk and Białystok","Wodociągi Białostockie Sp. z o.o.","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"5420200122","Białystok","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0053/23","Safe sewerage for healthy environment: cross-border solutions of Lutsk and Białystok","Municipal Utility Enterprise \"Lutskvodokanal\"","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"03339489","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0027/23","Shared initiatives for increasing security of the cross-border area related to resilience to climate change - natural disasters and fires.","Town and Commune of Łosice","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"4960249189","Łosice","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0027/23","Shared initiatives for increasing security of the cross-border area related to resilience to climate change - natural disasters and fires.","Executive Committee of the Peremyshlany Town Council","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"04056173","Peremyshlyany ","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Svaliava Territorial Community","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04053884","Svaliava","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Department for International Cooperation and European Integration of Rivne Regional State Administration","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"22561101","Rivne","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Skierbieszow Commune","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"9222940889","Skierbieszów","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Department of Infrastructure of the Volyn Regional State Administration","Y","lead","Regional public authority",null,"42304390","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Ternopil City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"34334305","Ternopil","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0001/24","Sustainable Water Management: a Way to Revitalise Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland","Svaliava City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04053884","Svaliava","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.03.01-IP.01-0001/24","THE CARPATHIAN NARROW-GAUGE RAILWAYS - A JOURNEY IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE CARPATHIAN FOREST RAILWAYS","VYHODA VILLAGE COUNCIL","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"#04355875","Vyhoda","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.03.01-IP.01-0001/24","THE CARPATHIAN NARROW-GAUGE RAILWAYS - A JOURNEY IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE CARPATHIAN FOREST RAILWAYS","FOUNDATION OF THE BIESZCZADY FOREST RAILWAY","Y","lead","Other",null,"6881162905","Majdan","Poland"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0037/23","The goal - healthy human \"engines\" in Lutsk and Pulawy: improvement of assistance for people with heart attacks and strokes in the Lutsk Community and Pulawy","Municipal Enterprise Medical Association of the Lutsk City Territorial Community","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"EDRPOU 01982985","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0037/23","The goal - healthy human \"engines\" in Lutsk and Pulawy: improvement of assistance for people with heart attacks and strokes in the Lutsk Community and Pulawy","Independent Public Health Care Center in Pulawy","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"7162238942","Puławy","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","Volunteer Fire Department in Kownaciska","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"8212636669","Kownaciska","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","Siedlce Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"8212443829","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","City of Garwolin","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"8262197798","Garwolin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","Executive Committee of Brody City Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04055989 ","Brody","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","Kolochava Village Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04350777","Kolochava","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23","Together for safety in the cross-border area","Association of self-governments \"Euroregion Carpathians Ukraine - Carpathian Regional Development Agency\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"43449979","Lviv","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/23","TransCare: Cross-Border healthcare and palliative care","Municipal Enterprise “MEDICAL CENTER FOR REHABILITATION OF PARTICIPANTS OF COMBAT ACTIONS HOSTILITIES OF LUTSK CITY TERRITORIAL COMMUNITY”","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"44244098","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.02.01-IP.01-0002/23","TransCare: Cross-Border healthcare and palliative care","INDEPENDENT PUBLIC HEALTH CARE FACILITY IN SIEDLCE","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"8212056050","Siedlce","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0029/23","WATER IS THE SOURCE OF LIFE - PRESERVING THE SHARED NATURAL HERITAGE OF THE CARPATHIANS IN THE OLSZANICA AND VELYKYI BEREZNYI COMMUNES THROUGH THE IMPROVEMENT OF WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT","Velykyj Bereznyj Village Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"0954841508","Velikyi Bereznyi","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0029/23","WATER IS THE SOURCE OF LIFE - PRESERVING THE SHARED NATURAL HERITAGE OF THE CARPATHIANS IN THE OLSZANICA AND VELYKYI BEREZNYI COMMUNES THROUGH THE IMPROVEMENT OF WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT","Olszanica Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"6881246016","Olszanica","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0021/23","WATER-SAVING SOLUTIONS FOR MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE","Maria Curie-Skłodowska University","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"712-010-36-92","Lublin","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0021/23","WATER-SAVING SOLUTIONS FOR MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE","State University 'Uzhhorod National University'","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations",null,"02070832","Uzhhorod","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0040/23","Water resources protection through the development of sewage infrastructure as a joint challenge of Lesko Commune and Khust Town in the fight for a clean environment","Executive Committee of the Khust Town Council","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"04053714","Khust","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.02-IP.01-0040/23","Water resources protection through the development of sewage infrastructure as a joint challenge of Lesko Commune and Khust Town in the fight for a clean environment","Lesko Commune; Gmina Lesko; Lesko Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"6881245092","Lesko","Poland"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0033/23","Wild life in a big city: protection and promotion of wild nature and biodiversity in Lutsk and Rzeszów","Executive Committee of Lutsk City Council; Виконавчий комітет Луцької міської ради","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"04051327","Lutsk","Ukraine"]
["PLUA.01.03-IP.01-0033/23","Wild life in a big city: protection and promotion of wild nature and biodiversity in Lutsk and Rzeszów","Municipality of Rzeszów","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"8130008613","Rzeszów","Poland"]