Poltava Oblast's first sorting station to appear in Pishchanska AH
The project of the Pishchanska AH, located in the Kremenchuk Rayon of the Poltava Oblast, won the oblast competition of hromadas’ development projects, as reported by the Poltava Local Government Development Centre, established with the support of the U-LEAD with Europe Programme and MinRegion.
The project involves the acquisition of a platform for sorting waste and arrangement of eight container platforms.
The oblast budget will allocate UAH 600 thousand to implement the project. The same amount will be allocated from the budget of the amalgamated hromada.
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