The main goal of the project is the overhaul of main and distribution water supply networks with a total length of 14,950.0 m. The project is aimed at the complete replacement of damaged pipes and water wells, the condition of which is officially recognized as unsuitable for further operation. In addition to the restoration of reliable domestic and drinking water supply, the goal is to create a unified network that will provide regulatory external fire extinguishing in the villages of Libenthal and Yosypivka.

The project implementation is aimed at solving the following key problems and achieving positive changes: Key problems: The existing pipeline, which has been in operation since 1980, has physical wear of up to 90%. Numerous holes ranging in size from 40 mm to 80 mm have been recorded in the body of the pipes, and the wall thickness has decreased in places to a critical 0.5–1 mm. In addition, there are no fire hydrants on the operating networks, which makes it impossible to provide fire protection for settlements. Relevance: The problem requires an immediate solution, since according to the results of the technical inspection in 2023, the network was recognized as emergency and unsuitable for further operation. Consequences of failure to resolve: Further delay will lead to large-scale accidents, a complete shutdown of water supply for more than 2,000 residents of the villages of Libenthal and Yosypivka, as well as the inability to extinguish fires, which creates a direct threat to the life and property of the community. Positive changes: Ensuring stable and high-quality water supply through the laying of 15,003.5 m of new polyethylene pipes with a service life of 50 years.