The project is implemented within the framework of the International Climate Initiative (IKI) International Technical Assistance Project “Financing Low-Carbon Infrastructure in Cities – Eastern Partnership and Central Asia Programme (FELICITY II)”, funded by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany through the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE). Investments in low-carbon and climate-resilient urban infrastructure in the Eastern Partnership and Central Asia countries have increased significantly and contribute to the mitigation and adaptation goals linked to the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Up to ten (10) projects have been positively assessed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) for further financing under the Pilot Project on Energy-Efficient Renovation of Partially War-Damaged Residential Buildings. Project Objectives: - Strengthening the institutional capacity of territorial communities in planning and implementing investment projects; - Carrying out technical, financial and economic assessments of priority projects; preparing design and estimate documentation (DED) and tender documentation for the Recipient's further participation in the process of attracting financing from international financial institutions for the implementation of these projects. 10 projects (multi-apartment residential buildings damaged as a result of armed aggression) are being implemented in the territory of the Mykolaiv city territorial community in terms of: - Development of design and estimate documentation (DED) in accordance with the requirements of Ukrainian legislation and international financial institutions, in particular the European Investment Bank (EIB); - Assistance in forming a project implementation group (PIG / "single window") for coordination, monitoring and reporting during investment implementation, as well as operation after the completion of the Project; - Conduct training and consultations for the staff appointed by the Recipient on the preparation of project proposals, project and procurement management in accordance with EIB standards, as well as consultation of residents in the process of energy-efficient modernization of buildings; - Involvement of residents of buildings in decision-making on proposed energy efficiency measures and support in the creation of ASMB (association of co-owners of an apartment building); - Improving the skills of service providers in the sector of energy-efficient renovation of apartment buildings; - Development of a concept for the integration of climate-smart approaches in reconstruction; - Collection, systematization and documentation of best practices and lessons learned during the implementation of the Project; - Development of a common concept for scaling up the Project on energy-efficient renovation of partially damaged residential buildings.

Restoration of apartment buildings damaged by armed aggression