Vodafone joined the Novo Selo presidential initiative and launched a pilot project of the same name in the Shulga territorial community of Luhansk region, within which it implemented several solutions, including a new 4G coverage.
What includes the pilot project “New Village” in the Shulga territorial community of Luhansk region
Extended coverage of LTE900 on Shulginka and surrounding villages. Vodafone Ukraine together with Shulgin OTG created a route through the area and added it to the site of his own tourism project Find&Follow.In the premises of the Center for Cultural Services on the touchscreen, the operator hosted a rapid test of digital knowledge, developed by specialists from Vodafone Ukraine, the Ministry of Digital Transformation, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) and the OSCE. The Vodafone store has also been opened on the territory of the complex building.
The pilot project in the Shulga Territorial Community of Luhansk Oblast started in June and was completed within three months.
The pilot project of the complex building provides a list of the following services: Center for Administrative Services, Post Office, Pharmacy, Grocery Store, Vodafone Mobile Store, summer cinema, square, playgrounds and the first in Ukraine Cultural Services Center for the community, which is also is a village club of a new format.
The New Village program of the President of Ukraine is aimed at strengthening the resilience of territorial communities, bringing public services closer to the user in the community, which will cover additional needs of the population, increase investment attractiveness of territories by creating new format centers. for residents of TG and will provide incentives for socio-economic development of the regions of Ukraine.
Vodafone Ukraine continues intensive construction of the 4G network and introduction of new technologies on the network – last month the operator overclocked the network to a record high speed of 772 Mbps due to the aggregation of four carrier frequencies.
