PL-UA 2021-27
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Together for safty in the cross-border area

Acronym

SAFETY

NUMBER

PLUA.01.01-IP.01-0037/23

Project type

Regular project

STATUS

During implementation

PRIORITY

ENVIRONMENT

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE

1.1 Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account ecosystem-based approaches

LEAD PARTNER

Siedlce Commune (Mazowieckie Voivodeship, Poland)

PARTNER

Volunteer Fire Department in Kownaciska (Mazowieckie Voivodeship, Poland)
City of Garwolin (Mazowieckie Voivodeship, Poland)
Executive Committee of Brody City Council (Lviv Oblast, Ukraine)
Kolochava Village Council (Zakarpattya Oblast, Ukraine)
Association of self-governments "Euroregion Carpathians Ukraine - Carpathian Regional Development Agency" (Lviv Oblast, Ukraine)

TOTAL BUDGET 2 133 453.00 € ENI CO-FUNDING 1 905 814.00 €
DURATION 24 months 01.10.2024 - 30.09.2026

Project description

In the cross-border area, a significant issue is the inadequate protection of the area and the lack of modern equipment – including firefighting facilities, which requires improvement. This SAFETY project will increase environmental safety for residents in the cross-border area by enabling faster and more efficient rescue operations.

The main activities include creating 2 Modular Security Centres in Ukraine (Brody, Kolochava) and the purchase of firefighting equipment for 5 fire departments of the Siedlce Commune (i.e. radio telephones, training dummies, hydraulic tool sets, power generators, thermal imaging camera, special clothing and boots, submersible pump, detectors). Additionally, 3 rescue and firefighting trucks will be provided in Poland (Mazowieckie Voivodeship). As a result of this project, 9 rescue units on both sides of the border will be equipped with modern equipment for saving the environment and human property. These activities are accompanied by trainings for emergency services and initiatives raising awareness among residents. This includes promotional and information activities such as  study visits, first aid workshops, training for volunteer firefighters, open lessons for children, competitions, conference and picnics.

The Polish-Ukrainian partnership in this area will facilitate future operations over a larger area, ensuring that units responsible for security on both sides of the border have appropriate and modern equipment. This will have a positive impact on timely manner response and actions during natural disasters or threats to the environment, people and their property. Thanks to the project, we will all be safer.

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