Сity received an excavator-loader from GIZ and city of Montabaur (Germany) for the municipal enterprise “Ecoservice”

    Trostyanets city hromada continues to strengthen international cooperation and receive important support from foreign partners. Today, a modern JCB backhoe loader worth 61 thousand euros arrived to Trostyanets from our sister-city Montabaur and participation in the partnership support program of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.

    The new equipment will soon be working for the needs of the community. According to director of the State Enterprise “Ekoservice” Roman Gaidukovych, to whom this equipment will be transferred for use, the backhoe loader will significantly expand the capabilities of the enterprise:

    “This equipment will become indispensable when unloading rubble, sand, soil, as well as when digging trenches and holes. Previously, our fleet was morally and technically outdated – some machines were operated for about 40 years. Thanks to the new equipment, we will be able to work much more efficiently and more quickly complete the tasks set.”

    Trostyanets City Council expresses its sincere gratitude to the partners GIZ Ukraine, City of Montabaur, Montabaur erleben, and mayor of city Melanie Leicher for their support and significant contribution to the development of the community!

    International cooperation remains one of the key areas of work of the city government, because it is thanks to such partnerships that it is possible to implement projects important for municipality and develop even in difficult times for our country.

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    Svitlana Popovych

    Since 2024, she has been working as a Specialist in International Cooperation at the Trostyanets City Council, coordinating the community’s cooperation with international partners, diplomatic institutions, and foundations. She is responsible for official international communication, delegation support, project coordination, and preparation of documentation in English.
    She was born in Kyiv. She received her higher legal education at Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University with a degree in Law, and also studied at Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, where she obtained the qualification of a legal specialist.
    She has participated in the development of new international partnerships for the community, the organization of international meetings, and the promotion of a positive international image of the community. Before working in local self-government, she worked in corporate sales, tender activities, marketing, and project management.
    In her professional activity, she combines strategic thinking, strong communication skills, a diplomatic approach, and the ability to work effectively in a multitasking environment.

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