The goal of the project is to increase the level of public safety and law and order in the territory of the Sambir urban territorial community by developing and expanding the already established video surveillance point, in particular by updating, upgrading and scaling the video monitoring system in public places and at municipal and critical infrastructure facilities. The project is aimed at ensuring the full, continuous and effective use of the existing video surveillance center for the prevention of offenses, prompt response to incidents and increasing the level of security of community residents. The goal is planned to be achieved by implementing the following measures: Purchase and installation of additional video surveillance cameras with modern technical characteristics (high resolution, night vision, motion capture), which will be integrated into the already functioning video surveillance point. Expanding the video monitoring coverage area, in particular in places of mass gathering of people, near educational institutions, administrative buildings, municipal and critical infrastructure facilities, transport hubs, as well as at the entrances and exits of community settlements. Modernization and upgrading of existing technical equipment (servers, data storage systems, network equipment) in order to ensure stable operation of the system, increase the storage capacity of the video archive and increase the reliability of information processing. Integration of new technical solutions with existing dispatch and duty services, as well as ensuring effective interaction with law enforcement agencies for a prompt response to recorded events. Optimization of system operation processes, including software configuration, improvement of incident response algorithms and advanced training of responsible employees.

One of the key problems of the Sambir urban territorial community is the insufficient level of actual public security, despite the presence of a video surveillance point. The existing video monitoring system has limited coverage of the community territory, an insufficient number of cameras and does not provide full control over all public spaces, municipal and critical infrastructure facilities. As a result, some potentially dangerous areas remain outside constant surveillance, which reduces the effectiveness of preventive measures and prompt response to incidents. The problem is especially relevant in conditions of martial law, increased security risks, increased load on the community infrastructure and an increase in the number of internally displaced persons. In the absence of sufficient technical support, the video surveillance system cannot fully perform the functions of deterring offenses, recording incidents and supporting the work of law enforcement and emergency services. This creates risks of increasing vandalism, petty crime, damage to municipal property and complicates the investigation of offenses. If these problems are not resolved, the possible consequences are a further deterioration in the sense of security among community residents, a decrease in trust in local government bodies, an increase in costs for the restoration of damaged municipal property, and an increase in social tension. Limited monitoring capabilities also complicate timely response to emergencies, which can lead to material damage and threats to the life and health of the population. The positive changes expected as a result of the project implementation are the creation of an expanded, effective, and manageable video surveillance system based on an already functioning monitoring point. The implementation of the project will provide a significant expansion of territorial coverage, improve the quality of public order control, reduce the number of offenses, and shorten the response time of services to incidents. In the long term, this will contribute to the formation of a safe and comfortable living environment, increase social stability, protect municipal property, and strengthen residents' trust in local authorities.