The purpose of the project is to ensure a safe, comfortable and inclusive educational environment in the Yarmolynetsk preschool education institution "Sonechko" No. 1 by constructing a dual-purpose building with the protective properties of an anti-radiation shelter for 67 people (50 places for lying down). The project is aimed at: • ensuring the safety of children and staff from potential external threats in the event of emergencies (radiation threat, shelling, etc.); • ensuring access to the educational process for children, including those with limited mobility and children with special educational needs; • integrating energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solutions into the construction and operation of the institution; • creating conditions for sustainable functioning and continuous operation of the preschool education institution. To achieve the project goal, a set of measures is provided: - Architectural and construction solutions • Construction of a rectangular-shaped buried structure (13.60x32.88 m) with two entrances and pits for convenient access; • Frame-wall construction made of monolithic reinforced concrete (external and internal walls 500 mm, partitions 120 mm) to ensure anti-radiation protection; • Installation of protective doors weighing more than 200 kgf/m²; • Creation of a foundation and floors made of monolithic reinforced concrete; • Installation of a roof made of rolled material with an additional protective layer of soil. - Inclusivity and barrier-free • Lift for access for people with limited mobility; • Longitudinal slope of paths ≤5%, curb height ≤0.05 m, height difference on lawns ≤0.04 m; • Door openings without thresholds and drops; • Elevator cabin adapted for wheelchair use; • Illumination and marking of evacuation routes, handrails on stairs; - Engineering equipment and energy efficiency • Supply and exhaust ventilation with natural and forced draft; • Heating with ceramic panels with thermostats; • General and emergency electric lighting with LED lamps and autonomous power supply for 3 hours; • Use of networks that do not spread combustion, with protective devices against short circuits; • Optimization of spatial planning solutions and engineering equipment systems to minimize energy consumption. - Organizational measures • Works are carried out in one turn, which ensures a quick and integrated commissioning of the facility; • Ensuring coordination between construction contractors, material suppliers and engineers. Justification of the gap between the current state and the target level Current state: - The preschool educational institution lacks a modern anti-radiation type shelter; - Children and staff do not have guaranteed protection from external threats during emergencies; - There are no inclusive solutions for low-mobility groups. Target level after project implementation: - A shelter for 67 people with 50 beds has been created, which meets anti-radiation standards; - Children, including those with low mobility and those with special educational needs, can safely and comfortably use the shelter; - Efficient and safe heating, ventilation, lighting, water supply and sewage are provided; - Energy-efficient and environmentally friendly materials are used, reducing costs and negative impact on the environment.

The project addresses critical issues of security, inclusivity, and energy efficiency, which are particularly relevant in times of war. Its implementation will ensure the safety of children and workers, promote an inclusive environment, and ensure the sustainability of the educational process.