The goal of the project is to expand access to housing for internally displaced persons by reconstructing a dormitory in the city of Novy Rozdil and creating a safe, comfortable, energy-efficient and accessible (inclusive) environment for temporary residence. Methods of achieving the goal: conducting a comprehensive reconstruction of the building with a total area of 2119.2 sq. m; replacing the roof, windows and doors to increase energy efficiency; upgrading engineering networks (electricity, water supply, sewage); updating the heating system with the installation of modern radiators; replanning of internal premises to form residential blocks suitable for families; providing barrier-free access for low-mobility groups; bringing the building into compliance with current construction, sanitary and energy standards. Justification of the gap between the current state and the target level: As of today, 1988 internally displaced persons live in the Novorozdil territorial community, while the existing housing stock does not fully provide them with adequate living conditions. A significant part of IDPs is forced to live in temporary or adapted premises that do not meet basic standards of comfort, safety and accessibility. The dormitory building, which is planned for reconstruction, is currently in a technically outdated condition, has worn-out structures and engineering networks, does not meet modern energy efficiency requirements and does not provide barrier-free access. This limits the possibility of its use as a full-fledged residential facility. The target state is to create a functional housing facility that meets modern standards and provides adequate living conditions for IDPs, including energy efficiency, safety, and inclusiveness, which will significantly reduce the housing shortage in the community and increase the level of social protection for the population.

The main problem is the insufficient provision of housing for internally displaced persons in the Novorozdil territorial community. As of 01.01.2026, 1988 IDPs live in the community, while the existing housing stock does not cover the existing need. An additional problem is the unsatisfactory technical condition of the dormitory building, which has significant physical wear and tear of structures and outdated engineering networks, which makes it impossible to use it for comfortable and safe living. The facility does not meet modern construction, sanitary and energy-efficient requirements, and does not provide barrier-free access. The relevance of the project is due to the ongoing martial law and the preservation of a significant number of IDPs who need proper housing conditions. The lack of affordable housing negatively affects the social stability of the community and the standard of living of displaced persons. If these problems are not resolved, the following consequences are possible: further increase in the housing shortage for IDPs; people living in inadequate or temporary conditions; increased social tension in the community; deterioration of the technical condition of the building and increased costs for its restoration in the future. The implementation of the project will allow: to create additional housing stock for IDPs; to provide safe, comfortable and energy-efficient living conditions; to introduce a barrier-free environment; to increase the level of social protection of the population; to improve the condition of communal infrastructure and the efficiency of building use.