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Investment Passport CHERNIVTSI REGIONAL STATE ADMINISTRATION INVESTMENT PASSPORT STOROZHYNETS UNITED TERRITORIAL COMMUNITY 2018 Investment passport CONTENTS Chapter І. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TERRITORY 1. General information for investment 2. Geographical and climate conditions 3. Education, healthcare, culture and leisure time activities 4. Workforce 5. Transport infrastructure 6. Structure of the economy 7. Budget incomes 8. Community’s achievements Chapter II. INVESTMENT PROPOSALS 1. Economical priorities and investment proposals 2. Land resources for investment activities Chapter III. CONTACTS Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport Chapter І. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TERRITORY 1. General information for investment Storozhynets town united territorial community is located at the foot of the Carpathians mountains over the Seret river, on the Ukrainian-Romanian ethnic border. First elections : Decmber 18, 2016 United communities: 10 Square of united territorial community: 495,367 km2 Starosta (community leader) districts: 9 Population – 38 526 Storozhynets town – 14 248 people; Banyliv-Pidhirnyi village – 4 213 people; Bobivtsi village – 1 963 people; Davydivka village – 3 282 people; Kostyntsi village – 1 319 people; Panka village – 2 602 people; Novi Broskivtsi village – 1 554 people; Zrub-Komarivtsi village - 1 524 people; Komarivtsi village – 1 203 people; Sloboda-Komarivtsi village – 1 010 people; Stara Jadova village – 4 211 people; Yaseny village – 1397 people. Distance: to oblast center of Chernivtsi – 37 km. The Lviv railway line passes through the territory of the community. Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport 2. Geographical and climate conditions. The community is located in the South-Western part of Chernivtsi region. The Eastern part of the community is located within the Carpathian region. The surface is elevated alluvial-deluvial plain, strongly dissected by deep erosion, eroded by plane washout. The climate is moderately continental, mild and humid. The average temperature in January is -5.5°C, July – +16.5°C. The period with temperatures above +10°C is 145 days (in the mountains) to 165 days in the Carpathian region. The amount of precipitation from 650 mm in the valley of the Koroviy river to 900 mm per year in the mountains. The main part of precipitation falls in the warm season. The height of the snow cover is 28 cm. It is located in the Carpathian agro climatic region of the vertical climatic zonation. The administrative center of Storozhynets United territorial community is the town of Storozhynets. The town Storozhynets, spread on the left Bank of the Seret at the foot of The Bukovina Carpathians, can safely claim the title of the greenest town of Bukovina: one resident here has more than 40 square meters of green space. There are no ancient architectural monuments in the town, but the most picturesque arboretum in Bukovina, Austrian buildings of the late 19th – early 20th century, religious buildings of various denominations and administrative buildings encourage visitors to stay here at least for a day. Information of the land resources Overall square, in hectares Panka, 2744.9 Novi Broskivtsi , Storozhynets, Stara Jadova , 5082.0 3144.2 7397.2 Zrub-Komarivtsi , 1818.0 Komarivtsiі, 4553.0 Banyliv- Pidhirnyi , 15566.7 Kostyntsi, 2724.9 Bobivtsi, 2089.3 Davydivka, 4416.4 Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport 3. Education, healthcare, culture and leisure time activities On the territory of Storozhynets united territorial community there are: - 13 pre-school educational institution, where 1 322 children are studying; - 15 general educational institutions, where 3 976 children are studying; - 4 educational institutions, where 1 260 children are studying. - 14 healthcare institutions where 32 doctors and 63 nursing staff people are working; - 16 libraries with 17 people working; - 16 houses of culture with 17 people working. 4. Workforce On the territory of the united territorial community live 38 526 people, including economically active population - 21 165 people and 6966 unemployed persons. 5. Transport infrastructure The administrative center of community – Storozhynets, is located in 23 km from the regional center of Chernivtsi (by road P 26). In Storozhynets town, there is the railway station of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Directorate of Railway Transport of Lviv Railway, which is located on the line of Glyboka-Bukovinskaya - Beregomet between the stations of Karapchiv and Beregomet. From the station, suburban trains run to Chernivtsi through the stations of Glibok-Bukovinsk, Chernivtsi-Pivdena. Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport 6. Structure of the economy On the territory of the Storozhinets united community, 172 legal entities and 2 068 individual entrepreneurs carry out activities and pay taxes. In the community there are industrial enterprises that manufacture wood product, they have various forms of ownership. Main industry: wood products manufacturing, paper production and printing activities. The biggest enterprises Name of an Primary activities enterprise/institution Storozhynets Specialized Wood products Forest Enterprise State manufacture, paper Agroindustrial Complex production and printing «Storozhynetsky activities derzhspeclisgosp» Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport State enterprise Wood products «Storozhynetske lisove manufacture, paper hospodarstvo» production and printing activities State enterprise «Hoverla- Wood products 95» manufacture, paper production and printing activities LLC «Bartosh i Ko» Wood products manufacture, paper production and printing activities PE «Ekoenerhoresurs» Wood products manufacture, paper production and printing activities PE «Eksport-import trans Wood products «Felichita» manufacture, paper production and printing activities PE «Anhel-Dzhes» Wood products manufacture, paper production and printing activities PE «Ukrbel» Wood products manufacture, paper production and printing activities Municipal enterprise Wood products «Storozhynetska raionna manufacture, paper drukarnia» production and printing activities Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport Branch of «Storozhynetskyi Production of rubber and raiavtodor» State enterprise plastic products, other non- «Chernivetskyi oblavtodor» metallic mineral products PE «Modul-AVN» Metallurgical production, manufacture of finished metal products, except machinery and equipment Small enterprise «Skif» Production of furniture and other products Small PE «Veselka» Production of furniture and other products Company with additional Production of furniture and liability «Storozhynetskyi other products meblevyi kombinat» Municipal enterprise Sewerage, waste «Storozhynetske zhytlovo- management komunalne hospodarstvo» Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport 7. Budget incomes Community’s incomes 2016-2017 (in thousands of UAH) Income tax of individuals 35524.8 Excise tax 4225.5 Land payment 7304.2 Single tax 10397.5 Real estate payment 1008.2 Administrative service payment 2607.5 Other taxes 5898.4 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 2017 8. Community’s achievements Storozhynets town community has considerable experience in implementing projects. The main ones are: - "Cross-border instrument for household waste management in rural areas", implemented under the Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova 2007-2013 program. The results of the project were the purchase of 1,460 plastic containers for separating collection of household wastes, press for pressing of waste paper, PET packaging, envelopes, cardboard and other raw materials, and vanity truck garbage trucks. Also, the reconstruction of the town dump was carried out - a third cassette was constructed and a major repair of the Storozhynets united territorial community Investment passport access road was carried out. - “Production of design and cost accounting documentation (PPD) for the construction of sewage treatment facilities in the town of Storozhynets with a productivity of 2000 m³ per day” according to a program ”Support to the Decentralization of Ukraine ", funded by the German Association for International Cooperation GIZ. Also in the community in 2017 more than 20 projects were implemented for infrastructure subventions, covering construction and capital repairs of educational institutions, capital repairs of water pipes and sewage systems of Storozhynets, reconstruction of street lighting of villages , major repairs of the out-patient departments of the general practice of family medicine in the villages of Banyliv- Pidhirnyi, Kostyntsi and Zrub-Komarivtsi and village clubs; Also, a reconstruction of the stadium in the village of Sloboda-Komarivtsi was carried out, the master plan of Storozhynets was developed and the motor grader for the communal enterprise of the Storozhynets town Council was purchased. Under the subvention for the social and economic development of the territories in 2017, the capital repairs (replacement of windows and doors) of the Banyliv- Pidhirnyi Gymnasium were performed in the Storozhynets community, equipment for the playground of Komarivtsi educational institution Kolosok was purchased, was created the budget of documentation for the construction of the Komarivtsi secondary school of I-III levels and major repairs for educational institution "Dzvinochok" in Storozhynets. In addition, on-site community-based
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