The project aims to provide over 48,000 residents of 18 settlements in the Bolgrad and Izmail districts with high-quality drinking water by expanding access to basic life goods and water supply services. The implementation of the project will improve sanitary and hygienic living conditions, reduce the social vulnerability of the population, reduce household expenses for imported water, and increase the overall standard of living in the region. The goal is to be achieved by modernizing the water intake point on the Danube River and the water treatment plant, bringing its quality to state standards, and laying a main and distribution water pipeline connecting all villages and socially significant facilities. In addition, it is planned to equip water intakes, pumping stations, treatment plants and other energy-intensive facilities with modern energy-efficient equipment, install solar panels, heat pumps or other alternative energy sources to reduce dependence on centralized power grids, reduce operating costs and the cost of water tariffs, and implement monitoring and dispatching systems for prompt detection of accidents, water quality control and optimization of network operations.

The Bolgrad Group Water Supply Project is aimed at solving urgent technical and infrastructure problems in the water supply system of the southern districts of Odessa region. The main problems are the worn-out condition of pumping stations, treatment plants, pipelines and transformer substations, frequent network outages (up to 50 per year), silting of the water intake from the Danube, lack of backup power supply, sanitary neglect and non-functioning water disinfection systems. Laboratory equipment is outdated, there is no accreditation, and land and technical issues for the operation of the facilities have not been resolved. The relevance of the project is due to the threat of complete loss of water supply in dozens of settlements, the risk of disease spread and degradation of infrastructure facilities. In the event of implementation, it is expected to provide more than 48,000 residents with high-quality drinking water, improve sanitary conditions, reduce operating costs, increase system reliability and improve the quality of life of the region's population.