Name of Action: Arrangement of beach locations on the River Vikhra

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COMUS PROJECT PILOT TOWN: MSCISLAŬ REFERENCE PLAN ACTION N 3.1 Name of Action: Arrangement of beach locations on the River Vikhra Location Image Summary: To develop recreation sites on the beaches of the River Vikhra. Challenge(s) that the Action addresses: Recreation facilities on the banks of the river are not organized at the moment. There are no comfortable and safe approaches to the water. There are no bins and containers for collecting rubbish, locker rooms, benches, areas for sports, playgrounds, etc. Details of the Action process: Explanation of Aims and Programme Objectives: Improvement of environmental conditions Timing, priority and risk Immediate Short-term Mid-term Long-term Period: 2017 2020 Risk: Availability of public funds Key actors Main actors involved Mscislaŭ Local Administration, private investors, Ministry of Natural Environment Participation Residents, civil society, private companies, NGO s

Funding sources Estimate Total cost and Sources of funding Expected results Results and impact Information sources Administering organisation(s) Contact details of administering organisation(s) Financial input state: not available Financial input municipality: not available External co-financing: not available Private investment: not available Following its reconstruction this area is an attractive place for residents and city visitors. Works improve the quality of coastal recreational zone of the river, increasing visits by local residents and visitors alike. In summer, the landscaped banks of the river are a magnet for both local residents and visitors alike. Mscislaŭ Local Administration info@msiislav.gov.by www.mstislav.gov.by Project Manager Biskup Natalia okinchits.mst@tut.by Other documentation sources

COMUS PROJECT PILOT TOWN: MSCISLAŬ REFERENCE PLAN ACTION N 3.2 Name of Action: Construction of pavements in pedestrian zones, without damaging the environment Location Image Summary: To construct pavements and paths in pedestrian zones, without damaging the environment. Challenge(s) that the Action addresses: At the moment, only the part of the historical centre is well-maintained, here there the main paths (pavements, paths, playgrounds) are paved with concrete tiles. However, in other areas, many pedestrian areas comprise unpaved verges and disorganized pedestrian connections. Historical paving (wooden and bricks) surfaces have been destroyed. They must be renovated. In addition, there is potential to develop modern pedestrian zones and ecological paths in the historic part of the city. Details of the Action process: Explanation of Aims and Programme Objectives: Improvement of environmental conditions Timing, priority and risk Immediate Short-term Mid-term Period: 2017 2020 Risk: Availability of public funds Key actors Long-term

Main actors involved Participation Mscislaŭ Local Administration, private investors, Ministry of Natural Environment Residents, civil society, business, volunteers Funding sources Estimate Total cost and Sources of funding Expected results Results and impact Financial input state: not available Financial input municipality: not available External co-financing: not available Private investment: not available Pedestrian access throughout the city is comfortable and safe for the movement of all. Landscaped walkways and pavements in tourist areas are an integral part of a comprehensive approach to the development of the city s tourist potential. Information sources Administering organisation(s) Contact details of administering organisation(s) Mscislaŭ Local Administration info@msiislav.gov.by www.mstislav.gov.by Project Manager Biskup Natalia okinchits.mst@tut.by Other documentation sources

COMUS PROJECT PILOT TOWN: MSCISLAŬ REFERENCE PLAN ACTION N 3.3 Name of Action: Development of ecological tourist routes and recreation places Location Image Summary: To develop ecological tourist routes and recreation places. Challenge(s) that the Action addresses: At the moment there are no hiking trails with organized recreation areas in Mscislaŭ and its vicinity, even though the local landscape is unique and extremely attractive. Details of the Action process: Explanation of Aims and Programme Objectives: Improvement of environmental conditions Timing, priority and risk Immediate Short-term Mid-term Period: 2017 2020 Risk: Availability of public funds Key actors Long-term

Main actors involved Participation Mscislaŭ Local Administration, private investors, Ministry of Natural Environment Residents, civil society, business, volunteers Funding sources Estimate Total cost and Sources of funding Expected results Results and impact Financial input state: not available Financial input municipality: not available External co-financing: not available Private investment: not available Ecological tourism is developed and landscaping / urban environment of the town is improved, new approaches developed for renovating public space and stimulated civil activity. Information sources Administering organisation(s) Contact details of administering organisation(s) Mscislaŭ Local Administration info@msiislav.gov.by www.mstislav.gov.by Project Manager Biskup Natalia okinchits.mst@tut.by Other documentation sources

COMUS PROJECT PILOT TOWN: MSCISLAŬ REFERENCE PLAN ACTION N 3.4 Name of Action: Improvement of public green spaces, taking into account local traditions and best practice Location Image Summary: To create and apply innovative methods for revitalization of public green spaces, taking into account local traditions and best practices. Challenge(s) that the Action addresses: At the moment, the existing public green spaces in Mscislaŭ, especially in the historic part of the city, are not popular with locals and visitors alike. There are no visitors in the central park. The children's park also holds little attraction to the local population. The children s play equipment for is obsolete; benches, urns and tracks are in bad condition. A comprehensive analysis of urban public green spaces in Mscislaŭ should be undertaken to evaluate their recreational potential and condition, the possibility of converting them to new uses. The city s green spaces must be revived and filled with people. This will be possible if unpopular existing public spaces are converted into attractive recreational and green places. Details of the Action process: Explanation of Aims and Programme Objectives: Improvement of environmental conditions Timing, priority and risk Immediate Short-term Mid-term Period: 2017 2020 Risk: Availability of public funds Long-term

Key actors Main actors involved Participation Mscislaŭ Local Administration, private investors, Ministry of Natural Environment. Residents, civil society, business, volunteers Funding sources Estimate Total cost and Sources of funding Expected results Results and impact Financial input state: not available Financial input municipality: not available External co-financing: not available Private investment: not available Urban public green space are modernized and improved, attracting locals and visitors to the city during the day and evening. Information sources Administering organisation(s) Contact details of administering organisation(s) Mscislaŭ Local Administration info@msiislav.gov.by www.mstislav.gov.by Project Manager Biskup Natalia okinchits.mst@tut.by Other documentation sources