Project goal: The purpose of the public investment project is to fully restore the structural integrity and architectural authenticity of the monument of national importance "Castle of the 14th–16th centuries" in the village of Sataniv for its transformation into a multifunctional museum complex, which will become an economic and cultural center of the community. The main task is to transition from a strategy of passive observation of destruction to active management of cultural heritage, where the castle acts not as an emergency ruin, but as a safe building with solid walls, installed windows and doors, suitable for year-round operation.

The methods of achieving the goal during the implementation of the project include the use of a complex of scientific, restoration and engineering methods. First of all, work will be carried out to inject cracks and strengthen the foundations to stabilize the structures, after which the restoration of the masonry of the walls will begin using authentic limestone and special mortars. An important stage is the filling of window and door openings with protective structures that correspond to the historical appearance of the castle, to create a sealed internal space necessary for the functioning of the museum. In addition, the project provides for the installation of autonomous lighting and heating systems, the arrangement of observation decks and interactive exhibition halls, as well as the improvement of the surrounding area with the organization of safe entrances and pedestrian routes.

The justification for the gap between the current state and the target level is based on the critical inconsistency of the existing infrastructure with safety requirements and the needs of the economic development of the community. Today, the castle is in a state of emergency: due to the absence of windows and doors, the interior premises are subject to the destructive effects of precipitation, and the loose masonry of the walls creates a direct threat to the lives of visitors, which makes the object virtually inaccessible for organized tourism. The target level involves transforming a neglected monument into a full-fledged investment asset, where the lack of basic amenities today is replaced by modern museum infrastructure tomorrow. Bridging this gap is vital, as delay leads to the irreversible loss of authentic elements of the building, while the implementation of the project will allow the Satanivska community to capitalize on its historical heritage, ensuring the creation of new jobs and a stable inflow of funds to the local budget.