To create a holistic infrastructure and tourism ecosystem in the Carpathian region by creating high-quality road infrastructure, bicycle and pedestrian paths, building new bridges, lighting and traffic safety measures along the entire route. This will ensure sustainable economic development, improve the quality of life of the local population and popularize the unique cultural heritage of Boykivshchyna, which will allow directing new tourist flows to these territories.

The territory of the Ukrainian Carpathians, in particular the Boykivshchyna region, faces acute socio-economic and infrastructural problems that directly affect the quality of life of the local population and limit the tourism potential. The geographical location and complex mountainous terrain create problems and obstacles with movement and logistics. Road infrastructure, in particular lighting, areas for cycling or walking, are to some extent completely absent. This leads to the fact that: - Local residents have to spend significantly more time and effort to get to neighboring settlements, often using bypass routes through passes. - This negatively affects access to vital social services, such as healthcare, education and other social services. In critical situations when urgent medical care is needed, poor roads can cost lives. The absence of pedestrian zones increases the number of accidents, as most people are forced to travel on foot on roads. - Low level of tourist attraction to active recreation. For example, the lack of bicycle paths makes it impossible to develop a network of bicycle paths, which in turn reduces the demand for services. - The low quality of road infrastructure is the main barrier to the development of tourism in the region. It limits tourists' access to: Natural and recreational locations. Unique national natural parks, mountain lakes, waterfalls and peaks remain difficult to access. - Tourists are unable to explore the unique Boyko culture, visit ethnographic museums, workshops or festivals due to the inconvenience of transportation. This fragmented tourist potential, as indicated in the project, does not allow combining attractions into a single, attractive product, which in turn negatively affects the economic development of the region. - The economic consequences of poor infrastructure and limited tourist flow are devastating for local communities: Economic stagnation. The lack of proper infrastructure hinders the development of small and medium-sized businesses in the tourism and related sectors. - Population outflow. In conditions of limited opportunities for earning money, young and able-bodied residents leave their homes and move to large cities with developed infrastructure. - Demographic crisis and loss of identity. This population outflow leads to a demographic crisis, threatening the preservation of the unique Boyko culture, traditions, crafts and other cultural heritage characteristic of the Carpathian region.