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RESERVE LIST of PROJECTS WITHIN 1St CALL for PROPOSALS UNDER the PROGRAMME POLAND-BELARUS-UKRAINE 2014-2020 to ACCESSIBILITY RESERVE LIST OF PROJECTS WITHIN 1st CALL FOR PROPOSALS UNDER THE PROGRAMME POLAND-BELARUS-UKRAINE 2014-2020 TO ACCESSIBILITY Project Final EU grant amount No Lead beneficiary Registration country Project title Partnership number score (EUR) Improving the mobility of people and goods through the 1 PBU1/0064/16 80 Ostrowski county Poland reconstruction of poviat road No. 2612W and rebuilding PL-UA 2 390 582,70 streets in Great Lubien SmarTrans: joint actions of Brest and Lublin towards Brest City Executive 2 PBU1/0333/16 80 Belarus improved quality and ecological sustainability of the PL-BY 2 174 563,00 Committee urban transport systems Bus + Bicycle = Low emission transport systems in 3 PBU1/0381/16 80 City of Suwalki Poland PL-UA 2 441 117,60 Suwalki and Ternopil in cross border region Municipality of Biala The improvement of transport infrastructure in Biala 4 PBU1/0149/16 79 Poland PL-BY 2 392 591,50 Podlaska Podlaska and Brest Increasing socio-economic potential through the 5 PBU1/0575/16 79 Narol Community Poland PL-UA 1 211 951,80 development of road infrastructure Polish-Ukrainian border Cooperation of Bialystok and Grodno cultural Ksiaznica Podlaska of institutions in development of digital and data sharing 6 PBU1/0315/16 79 Poland PL-BY 298 841,40 Lukasz Gornicki in Bialystok as a readership growth factor as well as a cultural and literary cross-border area strengthen ties. OPEN ROADS - Improvement of the cross-border accessibility to the Krasnystaw County and City of 7 PBU1/0431/16 78 Krasnystaw County Poland PL-UA 2 341 124,42 Radyvyliv through common investments in transport infrastructure The Regional Headquarters Development and improving the quality of ICT 8 PBU1/0542/16 78 of The State Fire Service in Poland infrastructure of rescue services on Polish-Ukrainian PL-UA 2 467 417,50 Lublin border. Chelm and Kovel - transport hearts of Polish-Ukrainian 9 PBU1/0512/16 78 City of Chelm Poland PL-UA 2 214 488,70 borderland. Improvement of transport accessibility in the area of the Polish - Belarusian borderland through modernisation of 10 PBU1/0414/16 77,5 Lipsk Community Poland PL-BY 2 338 106,72 local roads in the Lipsk Community and the Grodno Region Cross-border cooperation for better accessibility and 11 PBU1/0602/16 77,5 Szudzialowo Commune Poland PL-BY 2 141 860,50 coherence of transport systems Shortening the travel time in cross-border areas - 12 PBU1/0058/16 77 Zawady Community Poland PL-UA 2 299 164,30 Zawady Community and Volyn district. 13 PBU1/0235/16 77 Kultura Enter Foundation Poland E-museum of traditional culture of Lublin and Lviv PL-UA 1 475 190,00 "TRANSNET" SYSTEM FOR MONITORING 14 PBU1/0285/16 77 Statistical Office in Rzeszow Poland DEVELOPMENT OF CROSS-BORDER AREAS AS A PL-BY-UA 398 196,72 TOOL TO SUPPORT DECISION-MAKING 1 z 2 Improvement of accessibility and quality of the border road infrastructure - redevelopment section of the poviat 15 PBU1/0311/16 77 Hrubieszow Poviat Poland PL-UA 1 827 284,76 road Hrubieszow - Krylow -Dolhobyczow - the State Border and of the road in Nynowyczi. Improving transport accessibility in the borderland Zwierzyniec Town and 16 PBU1/0214/16 76,5 Poland through construction and repair of roads in Zwierzyniec PL-UA 662 780,37 commune and Sharpantsi. Improvement in the speed of transport at the area of the 17 PBU1/0401/16 76,5 Municipality of Choroszcz Poland PL-UA 1 612 539,90 town and Municipality of Choroszcz and Gorohiv Improvement of accessibility and quality of the border road infrastructure redevelopment section of the poviat 18 PBU1/0258/16 76 Hrubieszow Poviat Poland PL-UA 1 840 569,09 road Teratyn-Horodlo and of the road in Korytnytsyae - Verba Modernised road infrastructure in Lubaczow District and 19 PBU1/0669/16 75 Lubaczow District Poland Ivano-Frankove - Making the Regions Easily Accessible PL-UA 2 497 501,80 and More Attractive Partnership of Lomza and Kolomyia - improvement of 20 PBU1/0121/16 74 Lomza City Poland PL-UA 1 655 456,00 accessibility of cross-border cities "Clean energy - clean city!": system solutions for the Department of development 21 PBU1/0222/16 73,5 Ukraine development of the city network of electromobility in PL-UA 1 294 821,00 of the Lviv City Council Lviv and Lublin Improved Accessibility of the Polish and Ukrainian 22 PBU1/0576/16 73,5 Ustrzyki Dolne Commune Poland Border Areas via Road Infrastructure Investments PL-UA 1 483 061,45 Modernization of the road systems of cross-border 23 PBU1/0693/16 73,5 Lutsk District Council Ukraine PL-UA 1 776 134,70 importance Maria Paulina Orsetti Chelm Digital platform as a result of cross-border cooperation 24 PBU1/0025/16 73 Poland PL-BY 196 912,61 Public Library in Chelm Poland-Belarus The development of sustainable and climate-proof 25 PBU1/0385/16 72,5 Commune of Szypliszki Poland communication systems in the Commune Szypliszki PL-BY 650 833,20 and the Slonim Region. The acceleration of sustainable development through reconstruction of county roads 2607W and 2604W in 26 PBU1/0065/16 72 County Ostrowski Poland PL-UA 2 352 582,00 County Ostrowski and street Taras Shevchenko in Zolochiv Accessibility improvement of social infrastructure and transport security by rebuilding and improving the 27 PBU1/0066/16 72 Ostrowski county Poland PL-UA 2 405 461,50 quality of roads at Ostrowski poviat and pustomycki region Partnership for Developing Transport Infrastructure 28 PBU1/0141/16 70,5 Tomaszow District Poland PL-BY-UA 1 872 783,00 within the Cross-Border Region Rzeszow Regional 29 PBU1/0564/16 70 Poland Development of digital cross-border market PL-UA 255 843,76 Development Agency 2 z 2.
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