Hannopilska community
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Mayor of Hannopilska community
Hannopil Community is an agricultural land of farmers and hardworking people, rich in natural resources and home to kind, diligent residents. It is a land where historical heritage is carefully preserved while a forward-looking approach shapes the future. The community is confidently growing and evolving, strengthening national independence on the principles of mutual respect, humanism, and love for the native land. Today, our community is open to new ideas, innovative projects, and partnerships that contribute to economic development and improve residents’ well-being. We possess substantial potential and capacity for investment and profit generation. Hannopil Community is always ready for fruitful cooperation with businesses, is interested in attracting investments, creating new jobs, and developing international cooperation.
We sincerely love our community and take pride in its history, traditions, and people who tirelessly work for the common good. Despite the challenges of today, the community moves confidently forward, demonstrating real change — the development of infrastructure, improvement of public amenities, active civic engagement, and a strong drive toward qualitative transformation.
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Hannopilska community
About
Hannopil Community (Amalgamated Hromada) was established on August 13, 2015, through the unification of seven village councils: Hannopil, Malyi Sknyt, Velykyi Sknyt, Dovzhky, Khoniaky, Klepachi, and Kylykyiv. Our community was one of the first in Ukraine to actively support the decentralization reform, which opened the way for investment attraction and infrastructure development. Today, the community includes 16 settlements, covers an area of 19,949.9 hectares, and has a population of 6,147 residents, including 73 internally displaced persons.
Natural Resources
Located within the Volyn Upland, the Hannopil Community lies predominantly on a slightly undulating plain. Geographically, the community is situated in the Polissia Lowland, with absolute altitudes reaching up to 240 meters. The most widespread soils are chernozems (covering up to 85% of the territory), dark gray podzolic soils, and podzolized chernozems. The natural resources of the area are highly favorable for the development of renewable energy sources, especially solar "green" energy.
The climate is moderately continental, with mild winters (average January temperature of -5.6°C) and warm, humid summers (average July temperature of +18.6°C). Annual precipitation ranges from 500 to 670 mm, with about 70% falling during the warm season.
Position
Convenient logistics, a population of 6,147 residents — 56% of whom are economically active — along with the availability of natural resources (water, land, forests), well-developed agricultural production and processing make the community an attractive partner for economic cooperation.
Geography & Logistics
Hannopil Community, with its administrative center in the village of Hannopil, is located in the western part of Ukraine, in the northern area of Khmelnytskyi Oblast. The distance to the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv, is 400 km; to the regional center, the city of Khmelnytskyi — 150 km; to the district center, the city of Shepetivka — 32 km; and to the city of Rivne — 100 km. The state highway T-18-04 (Korets–Slavuta–Antoniny) passes through the territory of the Hannopil Community, with a total length of 108 km, of which 9.3 km runs directly through the community. The territory also includes 51.5 km of local public roads and 84 km of municipally managed roads. The nearest railway station is located in the city of Slavuta, 18 km from the community’s administrative center.
This favorable transport accessibility ensures rapid access to markets and infrastructure, making the community attractive to potential investors. The community shares borders with the Krupets Community to the west, Rivne Oblast to the north, the Berezdiv Community to the east, and the Ulashanivka Community to the south.
Business Sector
A total of 114 small and medium-sized business entities operate within the territory of the Hannopil Community, primarily in the fields of agriculture and trade. The dominant sector of economic activity in the community is agriculture, which also serves as the primary source of budget revenue. Key agricultural enterprises contributing to the local economy include: SGP "Dnipro", PAF "Klepachi", PE "Perlyna Polissia", PE "Gloria", PE "Svitanok", PE "Selyanka-2006", PE "Svitoch", PE "Mriya", LLC "Akris-Agro", LLC "A.S.T", as well as nine private entrepreneurs (sole proprietors). Additionally, the community hosts grain processing enterprises such as Slavuta Bread Plant (mill), PE "Vector Plus" (grain processing), and PE "Perlyna Polissia" (grain processing).
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