10 March 2026

Odesa starts collecting proposals for the development strategy implementation plan

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The Odesa City Council has announced the start of collecting proposals for local development projects for the action plan for 2026-2027 to implement the Strategy for the Development of the Territorial Community of Odesa until 2027.

This was reported by the press service of the Odesa municipality.

Residents of the territorial community of Odesa, public organizations and business representatives are invited to participate in the formation of the action plan for 2026-2027 for the implementation of the Strategy for the Development of the Territorial Community of Odesa until 2027.

The Odesa City Council has started working on an action plan for 2026-2027 to implement the Strategy for the Development of the Territorial Community of Odesa until 2027. It should contain projects that contribute to the fulfillment of tasks to achieve the goals set out in the Strategy for the Development of the Territorial Community of Odesa until 2027. Odesa residents were invited to submit project proposals that will help implement the objectives of the Development Strategy.

See also: Intent.Insight: documents that will form the basis of the new city strategy are presented in Odesa

Projects must meet the following requirements:

Only those project proposals that contain complete and properly executed project information will be accepted for consideration. Completed forms will be accepted until March 25, 2026 at the Department of Economic Development of the Odesa City Council.

Кирило Бойко

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