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Skip to content [#content] September 26, 2017 Search for: Search search facebook twitter menu Home Ukraine’s Reforms Russian Aggresion Ukraine: Key Facts Partners & Links About Us Success Stories Ukraine’s Reforms Success stories of Ukrainian reforms: local community in Novopskov access_time 1 min ago Ukraine: Key Facts 10 key points from YES-2017 conference access_time 6 days ago Ukraine’s Reforms Ukraine’s reform drive is powering ahead access_time 3 weeks ago Reforms Success Stories Ukraine’s Reforms Success stories of Ukrainian reforms: local community in Novopskov access_time 1 min ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Success stories of Ukrainian reforms: local community in Novopskov access_time 1 min ago Novopskov community was created in 2015—it was the first one down the decentalisation path. More than 12 thousand locals united in this community and held election. Before this change, local budget amounted to 7 million hryvnias and gave little perspectives. After the creation of the community the budget grew by almost 300%. Now the locals choose themselves what to spend it for. Local community enabled an effective team of managers. Only one institution is now being financed from the budget instead of several village councils and dozens of civil servants. Local budget now receives more from the taxes which were… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s reform drive is powering ahead by Volodymyr Yermolenko and Ruslan Minich After the lengthy saga of its signature and ratification,… access_time 3 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Changes Keep Hope for Eastern Europe by Volodymyr Yermolenko and Tetyana Ogarkova When you have a habit to travel to the… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Fifth Fuel: How Ukraine Heads Towards Energy Efficiency Courtesy of Ecoisme by Ruslan MINICH The country is struggling to become energy efficient to… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion Russian Aggresion US “seriously considers” lethal weapons for Ukraine. Will it happen… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share US “seriously considers” lethal weapons for Ukraine. Will it happen… access_time 4 weeks ago Kurt Volker, the newly appointed US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations additionally confirmed in an interview for Financial Times that the US administration was “seriously considering” whether to change its position and ship deadly weapons to Ukraine. However, the possibility of such development remains unclear. Provision of lethal weapons to Ukraine by the US has been a hot topic since the very beginning of the war in Donbas. The biggest supporters of Ukraine (for instance, US senator John McCain), have been urging the US President to give Ukraine means to defend itself since spring 2014. Even though the US administration… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we… Dutch and Australian police officers investigate the crash site of MH-17 flight. On 17… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine Re-thinking Its Approach to Donbas War: Key Things to… After more than three years which have passed since the start of the war in… access_time 3 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Symbolic expansion: how Putin annexes history, not only territories A monument to Anne de Kiev in France’s Senlis. It was created in 2005 by Mykola… access_time 4 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Ukraine: Key Facts 10 key points from YES-2017 conference access_time 6 days ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share 10 key points from YES-2017 conference access_time 6 days ago Photo copyright: YES © 2017. Photographed by Sergei Illin, Aleksandr Indychii and Aleksandr Pilyugin On 14-16 September, 14th installment of Yalta European Strategy (YES) conference took place in Kyiv. Previously, from 2004 to 2013, it has been held in Crimea, but it had to be relocated since 2014 due to Russian annexation. Nowadays the goal of this meeting is to connect Ukraine to international partners, supports forces for change in the country, and build networks of supporters for Ukraine worldwide. This year’s installment featured numerous important comments on Ukraine’s economy, security, and its relations with international community. Here are 10 most… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Euromaidan-related graffiti ruined in Kyiv, vandals face backlash from society courtesy of Anri Mos On 2 September 2017, so-called “Icons of Revolution”, a cultural object of… access_time 3 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Unexpected Industry: Dozens of New Enterprises Signal Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Ukraine’s industrial sector has had a difficult spell. The production of heavy coal, steel, and… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Investigation of Sheremet’s murder one year after: 5 things to… Pavel Sheremet, a prominent Belarusian-Ukrainian journalist, has been killed a year ago. His life has… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Blog Success Stories Ukraine’s Reforms Success stories of Ukrainian reforms: local community in Novopskov Novopskov community was created in 2015—it was the first one down the decentalisation path. More than 12 thousand locals united in this community and held… access_time 1 min ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts 10 key points from YES-2017 conference Photo copyright: YES © 2017. Photographed by Sergei Illin, Aleksandr Indychii and Aleksandr Pilyugin On 14-16 September, 14th installment of Yalta European Strategy (YES) conference took… access_time 6 days ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Ukraine’s reform drive is powering ahead by Volodymyr Yermolenko and Ruslan Minich After the lengthy saga of its signature and ratification, the Association Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine finally… access_time 3 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Euromaidan-related graffiti ruined in Kyiv, vandals face backlash from society courtesy of Anri Mos On 2 September 2017, so-called “Icons of Revolution”, a cultural object of Euromaidan times, has been destroyed by a local furniture shop.… access_time 3 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Ukraine’s Changes Keep Hope for Eastern Europe by Volodymyr Yermolenko and Tetyana Ogarkova When you have a habit to travel to the Carpathian mountains in Western Ukraine, a place of breathtaking natural… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion US “seriously considers” lethal weapons for Ukraine. Will it happen this time? Kurt Volker, the newly appointed US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations additionally confirmed in an interview for Financial Times that the US administration was “seriously… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Fifth Fuel: How Ukraine Heads Towards Energy Efficiency Courtesy of Ecoisme by Ruslan MINICH The country is struggling to become energy efficient to save money and environment; one of the least energy efficient… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Unexpected Industry: Dozens of New Enterprises Signal Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Ukraine’s industrial sector has had a difficult spell. The production of heavy coal, steel, and machinery, inherited from the Soviet past, have traditionally been linked… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Investigation of Sheremet’s murder one year after: 5 things to know Pavel Sheremet, a prominent Belarusian-Ukrainian journalist, has been killed a year ago. His life has been taken by a car bomb in the morning of… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we know now? Dutch and Australian police officers investigate the crash site of MH-17 flight. 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