Project goal: Expanding the video surveillance system in public places of the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi urban territorial community in order to increase the level of public safety, prevent offenses, promptly respond to emergencies and create a modern digital infrastructure for a safe urban environment. Methods of achieving the goal: installation of new modern video surveillance cameras in places of mass gathering of people, at entrances and exits from the city, near educational institutions, social facilities, transport hubs and at critical infrastructure facilities; integration of the video surveillance system into a single city monitoring center with access for the police, municipal services and local governments; use of software with analytics functions (recognition of faces, license plates, suspicious behavior, etc.); training of personnel who will monitor and maintain the system; ensuring uninterrupted power supply and equipment protection for stable operation of the system. Justification of the gap between the current state and the target level: Currently, the city's existing video surveillance system is fragmented, outdated and covers only part of the public areas. There is no single integrated data collection and analysis system, which complicates the coordination of actions of the police, rescue and utility services. This leads to low efficiency in crime prevention, difficulty in solving crimes and delays in responding to incidents. As a result of the project, it is expected to create a modern comprehensive video surveillance system that will provide round-the-clock control over public spaces, reduce the level of crime, increase the sense of security of residents and guests of the community and contribute to the development of "smart" urban infrastructure.

In the Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky community, there is currently an insufficient number of video surveillance cameras. The existing system covers only certain areas of the central part of the city, while most residential areas, entrances and exits from the city, educational institutions, places of mass recreation and transport hubs remain without proper control. This situation creates “blind spots” and complicates the prompt response to events occurring in the community. The expansion of the camera network will provide more complete coverage of the city, increase the level of public safety and contribute to the prevention of offenses.