Digital platform for civic engagement in European integration:
Khmelnytska oblast

Developing the digital resilience of the Slavutysk urban territorial community by modernizing the IT infrastructure of public sector institutions

Idea

Developing the digital resilience of the Slavutysk urban territorial community by modernizing the IT infrastructure of public sector institutions

Idea
TC: Slavutska urban hromada
Territorial community (Customer): Slavutska urban hromada
Partner executor: ВИКОНАВЧИЙ КОМІТЕТ СЛАВУТСЬКОЇ МІСЬКОЇ РАДИ

Total project budget

16 000 000 UAH

Project goal: The project's goal is to increase the digital resilience and technological capacity of public sector institutions of the Slavutysk urban territorial community through a phased modernization of their IT infrastructure in 2027–2029. The project aims to ensure the reliable operation of digital services, information systems, and electronic resources used in the provision of administrative, educational, and medical services. The goal is expected to be achieved through the implementation of three interrelated components. In 2027, it is planned to modernize the IT infrastructure of the ASC building, which will include the modernization of the local computer network, the replacement of 18 personal computers, and the upgrade of network equipment. In 2028, it is planned to modernize the IT infrastructure of healthcare institutions by replacing outdated personal computers necessary for the operation of medical information systems and other digital services. In 2029, a similar update is planned in educational institutions by replacing outdated personal computers used in educational and administrative processes. The need for the project is due to the existing gap between the current level of provision of the community with modern digital infrastructure and the specified target level. According to the Medium-Term Plan of Priority Public Investments of the Slavutysk Urban Territorial Community for 2027–2029, the baseline value of the indicator "Level of provision of the community with modern digital infrastructure" is 37%, while the target value for 2029 is set at 70%. Thus, the existing gap is 33 percentage points. The plan provides for a gradual increase in the indicator to 41% in 2027, 49% in 2028 and 70% in 2029.