Program "Restoration, reconstruction and modernization of facilities of subnational authorities of Ukraine, in particular local self-government bodies" (Projects within the framework of the Ukraine Facility (Pillar 1)) was launched to implement the  Plan of Ukraine, approved by the Order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 18, 2024 No. 244-r, in accordance with the implementation of the European Union initiative “Ukraine Facility”, introduced by Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) dated February 29, 2024 No. 2024/792. According to the report prepared by the Government of Ukraine, the World Bank, the EU, the UN  in cooperation with partners (RDNA4), the needs for the reconstruction of Ukraine reached $ 524 billion, including education - $ 9.6 billion, healthcare - $ 19.6 billion, social protection - $ 9.5 billion, culture and tourism - $ 29.3 billion. The urgency of the issue of reconstruction, reconstruction and modernization of facilities of subnational authorities of Ukraine, in particular local self-government bodies, is the need to ensure the continuous and effective operation of the state management system in the face of modern challenges, in particular the consequences of war, man-made destruction and security threats. The restoration of critical infrastructure allows not only to restore the functioning of authorities, but also to strengthen their resilience, digital capabilities and ability to respond to emergencies, which is key to the stability and development of the state. The destruction of schools, hospitals, kindergartens, social service institutions, critical infrastructure (water supply, sewage, heat, gas supply, etc.)  and other important facilities significantly complicates the population's access to basic services, which leads to a deterioration of the socio-economic situation, increased social tension and migration. This problem is especially acute in regions that have suffered significant losses as a result of hostilities or natural disasters. Infrastructure restoration — is not only the physical reconstruction of buildings, but and strategic investment in the future. This process helps restore citizens' trust in the state, stimulates economic activity, creates jobs, promotes social cohesion and the return of internally displaced persons. It is assumed that the IIPs that will be implemented within the framework of the program will introduce modern standards of energy efficiency, inclusiveness and accessibility that will meet the needs of all segments of the population.