Project goal: The project aims to radically modernize the transport system of the northwestern part of the village of Sataniv to create a safe, inclusive and sustainable infrastructure environment. The project aims to restore direct connections between residential areas and resort areas, eliminate the threat of flooding of private homes and ensure comfortable travel for residents and tourists.

The goal is achieved through a comprehensive engineering approach that combines major roadway rehabilitation with the use of a reinforced base, the construction of a closed stormwater drainage network to control wastewater, and the introduction of energy-efficient street lighting. A separate direction is the creation of a separate pedestrian infrastructure that meets modern accessibility requirements.

The justification for the gap between the current state and the target level is based on the critical mismatch of the existing infrastructure with the needs of the community. Currently, there is complete degradation of the road surface, which blocks the development of tourist logistics, and the lack of drainage, which leads to the destruction of the foundations of residents' houses. The existing gap is the transition from an emergency and dangerous state, which requires constant costs for repairs, to a managed and reliable system that guarantees the preservation of citizens' property, pedestrian safety, and unhindered access of all types of transport to the village's recreational facilities.