Project goal: The problem the program aims to solve

In the village of Kitaygorod, the centralized water supply system is in a dilapidated state: a significant part of the pipelines are physically and morally obsolete, accidents, leaks and pressure interruptions often occur. This creates risks for the stable supply of drinking water to all households and social facilities. The problem is especially acute in the Kitaygorod Lyceum named after Olga Boreyko, where unstable water supply negatively affects sanitary conditions, the catering unit and the general comfort of children and employees.

The scale and consequences of the problem:
• regular water outages in parts of the village;
• high accident rate and increased costs for emergency repairs;
• deterioration of water quality due to worn pipes;
• risks to the health of residents and students;
• inability of social institutions, in particular the Lyceum, to operate stably;
• gradual increase in community costs due to water losses and network inefficiency.

Why the investment approach is appropriate and effective

Investments in major repairs allow us not to “patch” the consequences of the problem, but to eliminate its cause — wear and tear and technical inoperability of networks. This approach is the most effective because:

• instead of constant emergency repairs, the community receives a modern, reliable and economical infrastructure;
• one-time investments give a long-term effect for decades;
• the modernized system reduces water losses and costs for its supply;
• the quality and stability of water supply improves, which directly affects the health of the population and proper conditions in the lyceum;
• the investment project is a strategic decision that ensures sustainable development of the community.