A modular administrative service centre worth $8 million will be installed in Novyi Buh

Modular Administrative Service Centre. Illustrative photo: Liga.net

In Novyi Buh, Mykolaiv Oblast, there are plans to build a modular Administrative Service Centre (ASC) with funding from international partners.

The issue was discussed at an extraordinary session of the city council, according to NikVesti.

The community has allocated 376,000 hryvnias for the development of project and cost estimate documentation and the registration of the land plot.

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Mayor Maksym Lahodienko said that the modular ASC itself will consist of block containers and will cost about 8 million hryvnias.

«We submitted an application and received support. A modular ASC will be set up near the administration. The cost of the ASC itself is about 8 million hryvnias,» he said.

In addition, as part of the project, the community will receive a service vehicle that will be used to provide administrative services to residents of villages.

«Additionally, as part of this project, we have another vehicle for providing services in rural areas. We will be able to travel with the equipment,» added the mayor.

It should be noted that modular Administrative Service Centres operate in many communities in the region. For example, in May last year, a new modular Administrative Service Centre was opened in the Snihurivka community in the Mykolaiv region. The facility was built with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ukraine and funding from the Danish Government.

In early 2025, a modular Administrative Service Centre was also opened in the Bashtanka territorial community.

A modular administrative services centre also began operating in the village of Kobleve in the Mykolaiv region. It was built and equipped with the support of the Danish government and the United Nations Development Programme in partnership with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.