13 projects of major and current works are being implemented by means of the infrastructure subvention and at the expense of microprojects of the Lviv Oblast Council.
This year the hromada received UAH 2.26 million of the infrastructure subvention from the state budget. This money is used by the Velykolyubynska AH to complete the overhaul of the gym in Velykyi Lyubin secondary school, purchase equipment and supplies. In addition, they will carry out major repairs to the roof of the Malyi Lyubin school, schools in the village of Birche and Koropuzh educational complex. Lighting will be set up in 3 streets of the village of Khyshevychi and an overhaul of the hospital will be carried out in Velykyi Lyubin.
The AH will co-finance these six projects in the amount of almost half a million UAH from its own budget.
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