Ensuring the safety of the population through the acquisition, manufacture and arrangement of shelters, in particular mobile (primary) ones, that comply with DSTU, and the method of achievement is a set of measures from procurement/construction to equipment, in compliance with safety standards, sanitary rules, inclusivity requirements and the installation of life support systems with a specified implementation period. This involves the purchase of structures (storage facilities, quickly constructed shelters) and their equipment with ventilation, dry toilets, lighting systems, and also meets state priorities for protecting citizens from threats.

The main problems are the lack of funding and infrastructure, while the results are an increase in the number of safe places, saving lives and increasing the resilience of communities, despite logistical challenges and the constant need for renewal. The implementation of the shelter project solves a critical problem of population security during war, providing protection from shelling by arranging storage facilities, PRUs, dual-purpose structures and the simplest shelters (including mobile ones), improving living conditions (ventilation, lighting, medical care, communications) and the responsibility of local authorities (founders).