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Investment Passport CHERNIVTSI REGIONAL STATE ADMINISTRATION INVESTMENT PASSPORT HLYBOKA 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 Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport Chapter І. CHARACTERICTICS OF THE TERRITORY 1. General information for investment Hlyboka united territorial community is situated in the southwest of Chernivtsi oblast. First elections : October 25, 2015 United communities: 2 Community center – Hlyboka Square of united territorial community: 68,406 km 2 Starosta (community leader) districts: 1 Population – 10 868 people Hlyboka town – 9 437 people; Mykhailivka village – 759 people; Chervona Dibrova village – 672 people. Distance: to oblast center of Chernivtsi – 37 km via highway, 34 km via railway. The railway station Hlyboka – Bukovynska is situated on the territory of the community. Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport 2. Geographical and climate conditions The community is situated in the southwest of Chernivtsi oblast on the foothills of Carpathian mountains between the rivers of Prut and Siret. The climate is temperate continental, soft and humid. Average temperature of January is - 4.9°С, of July – +17.5°С. The +10°С period continues for 165 days. Precipitation level is at 650-750 mm per year, maximum humidity months are usually June and July. Snow cover is unstable. The community is situated in a humid, temperately warm agroclimatic zone. The administration center of Hlyboka united territorial community is the town of Hlyboka. This old town is full of architectural and landscape landmarks. The oldest house-like temples are concentrated here. Close proximity to European transport corridors allows extra investment for increasing the economic development of the community. Information of the land resources Overall square, in hectares Mykhailivka, including Chervona Dibrova; 2220,1 Hlyboka; 4620,5 3. Education, healthcare, culture and leisure time activities On the territory of Hlyboka united territorial community there are: - 1 pre-school educational institution, where 362 children are studying; - 2 general educational institutions, where 1339 children are studying; Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport - 2 educational institutions, where 204 children are studying; - 4 healthcare institutions where 7 doctors and 17 /// are working; - 2 libraries with 2 people working; - 2 houses of culture with 2 people working; - 2 schools of aesthetic education (school of music and arts) with 35 children studying. 4. Workforce The population of Hlyboka united territorial community is 10 868 people, among those … of working age. Population’s employment 112 Agricultural sphere Forestry 58 93 199 Building 456 385 Trade and service 112 Financial sphere Manufacturing 5. Transport infrastructure The administrative center of the community is the town of Hlyboka, which is situated in 37 km from Chernivtsi, the oblast center (route M19), 34 km via railroad. The railroad Chernivtsi – Bucharest and branches to Storozhynets and Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport Krasnoyilsk are on the territory of the community. The name of the station is Hlyboka-Bukovynska. 6. Structure of the economy On the territory of Hlyboka united territorial community 105 legal entities and 387 individuals are carrying out their business activities and paying taxes. The biggest enterprises Name of an Agricultural sphere Primary activities enterprise/institution State enterprise Forestry organization, forest «Чернівецьке protection, conducting the лісове господарство» state cadaster, resource provision, wood processing, wood products Limited liability company Growing crops (except for «Bukahroprom» rice), beans and seeds of oil crops Private enterprise «Kupa Growing crops (except for Blyud» rice), beans and seeds of oil crops Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport Limited liability company High-quality eco-friendly «Lilak» natural juice and preservations production, in glass packing exclusively Collective small enterprise Construction works «Глибоцьке будівельно- монтажне управління» 7. Budget incomes Community’s incomes 2016-2017 (in thousands of UAH) 10843.6 Income tax of individuals 16969.3 3300.0 Excise tax 3521.4 1476.5 Land payment 2024.4 2663.6 Single tax 4121.8 116.2 Real estate payment 290.6 1529.5 Administrative service payment 3058.3 2178.9 Other taxes 1851.8 -1000.0 3000.0 7000.0 11000.0 15000.0 2016 2017 In 2017 the Hlyboka community gained 31 910 thousand UAH of income, the number 1.4 times than the 2016 result. 8. Community’s achievements Hlyboka community is one of the most active communities in the oblast in project development and implementation. With the support of UN development program, the community has developed an agricultural service cooperative «Dobri gazdy (Good owners)». It was made in the framework of project called «Sustainable development of village territories of Chernivtsi and Odessa oblast», which is funded by the Austrian Agency of Development. In 2016, Hlyboka community implemented the project of «Creating the preconditions for transport infrastructure development and public service access of Hlyboka community» with support from the German GIZ international institution. Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport On the first stage of this project four documentations are made, to repair the local significance road on routes Hlyboka – Chervona Dibrova, Chervona Dibrova – Mykhailivka, Mykhailivka – Dymka and Mykhailivka – Tarashany. The lyceum of Hlyboka is an educational institution of a new type, it partakes in a project «New Ukrainian school». During last two years, the students are being taught about saving energy in the framework of projects «School of Energy» and «School of Energy 2.0». The system of energy management was introduced to the whole community overall. It became possible due to e-documentation flow in Hlyboka town council. Hlyboka community won a €650 thousand grant in a project competition «Mayors for economy growth», which is going to be aimed at increasing the community’s investment potential. The implementation of «Gas pipeline construction in Hlyboka» project has also started. Among the projects, implemented with the costs of infrastructural subvention, is an overhaul of Hlyboka hospital’s therapy department. It was made for the functionality of the hospital’s emergency center. A few lesser projects were financed in the framework of «Active citizens» project, which is supported by the British Counsil: - «We are safe» – a project, aimed at the inventory of stray dogs in Hlyboka, development of rules for animal owners and holding a festival of pets; - «Cycle Town» – a project aimed at popularizing of cycling in Hlyboka; - rearrangement of Mykhailivka school yard and making of functionality zones within; - creating the first sports club on the basis of Mykhailivka school. Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport Chapter II. INVESTMENT PROPOSALS 1. Economical priorities and investment proposals 2. Land resources for investment activities Available free land on the territory of the community, suitable for economic activities (except for agricultural).. Hlyboka united territorial community Investment passport CHAPTER III. CONTACTS Contacts for investors: Hlyboka town council 60400 Chernivtsi oblast Hlyboka raion (district), town Hlyboka, Shevchenko street, 1 Phone number: +38 (0234) -2-21-38, 2-11-73 E-mail: [email protected] Hlyboka united territorial community .
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