Educational institutions in the Hostomel community manage daily meal accounting — a critical operational process that is currently handled mostly manually. Data is transferred in multiple formats, increasing the risk of errors, complicating reporting, and creating additional administrative burden for teachers and staff.
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The community’s challenge is to design a concept and prototype of a digital solution that automates meal management processes and makes them transparent, accurate, and manageable.

The expected outcome is a web or mobile solution enabling daily data entry, automatic aggregation, and reporting for educational institutions and governing bodies. The solution should improve management efficiency, reduce administrative workload, and enhance the quality of public services within the community.

The Nizhyn community is home to active entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized businesses, craft producers, and service providers. However, information about local businesses remains fragmented, poorly visible, and not integrated into a single digital space, limiting interaction between businesses, residents, and local authorities.
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The community’s challenge is to design a concept and prototype of a digital solution that increases the visibility of local businesses and strengthens the community’s economic activity.

The expected outcome is an online platform with an interactive business map, business profiles, and user-friendly search and interaction tools. The solution should serve as a digital ecosystem that supports entrepreneurship, stimulates the local market, and enhances the economic resilience of the community.

The Tetiiv community provides residents with a wide range of administrative, social, educational, and utility services. Currently, these services are delivered through fragmented channels and formats, creating information gaps, paper-based bureaucracy, and additional burdens for both residents and local government staff.
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The community’s challenge is to design a concept and prototype of a digital solution that brings municipal services into a single, user-friendly system.

The expected outcome is a web-based “single digital window” platform offering centralized access to services, online applications, a personal user account, and transparent interaction between residents and the local administration. The solution should simplify access to services, reduce queues and paperwork, and improve efficiency, transparency, and trust in local governance.

The Sumy community operates under wartime challenges and limited access to external markets, increasing the need to strengthen internal economic resilience. While local producers and businesses are active, they remain isolated, and residents often lack access to information about local products and partnership opportunities.
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The community’s challenge is to design a concept and prototype of a digital solution that activates the local economy and strengthens interaction between producers, businesses, and consumers.

The expected outcome is an online B2B/B2C platform that connects local producers, business partners, and residents, enables product and service presentation, partnership search, and economic recirculation. The solution should support small and medium-sized enterprises, build local value chains, and enhance the community’s economic resilience.