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Ukrainians exchanged 5 million incandescent light bulbs for new LED bulbs through the EU and Government Programme over the first two weeks

15/02/2023

Oleksiy Sobolev, Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine for Digital Development, Digital Transformations and Digitalization, spoke about the progress made by the government programme initiated by...

A further step towards a long-term “Roam like at home” agreement with Ukraine

14/02/2023

Ukraine is one step closer to the EU's free roaming area today, as the Commission adopted a proposal to incorporate roaming into the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement. Once in place, Ukrainian...

New Ukrainian-Romanian border crossing point opens with EU support

14/02/2023

A new Ukrainian-Romanian border crossing point at ‘Diakivtsi – Racovat’ was inaugurated on 10 February.

UNDP and EU conduct training for Ukrainian health workers in IDP centres

10/02/2023

In partnership with the European Union, the United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) has conducted a series of training sessions on infection control for Ukrainian health workers.

EU conducts first training on International Crimes for Ukrainian law enforcement officials

10/02/2023

Last week, experts from the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) International Crime (IC) Unit conducted the EU’s first workshop in Ukraine on the investigation of international crimes, including...

Ukraine: new cohort of Emergency Medical Technicians trained as first responders with EU support

10/02/2023

The Chernivtsi Regional Centre for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine, to which the Bakhmut Medical College has relocated, has graduated another cohort of 30 emergency medical technicians...

“To retreat from your principles means to lose”: Olena Afanasieva on how to continue creating projects, even if your city is under occupation

09/02/2023

Kherson was under occupation almost since the very beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. From the first day, the city residents went to rallies, holding Ukrainian flags and...

“As long as people are alive, the heritage cannot be destroyed”: an interview with Iryna Sklokina, a researcher at the Centre for Urban History

09/02/2023

In 2020-2021, the Centre for Urban History in partnership with the University of St. Andrews and museums in Pokrovsk and Mariupol received an International Cooperation Grant from the House of...

“There is a lot of corporate strategy in volunteering”: how the creative community of Kharkiv lives during the war

08/02/2023

On 17 February, House of Europe opened its Pop-up Hub in Kharkiv. There was a cosy evening: the Kharkiv electronic duo Astronata played, the cultural coterie came, as well as the local initiatives...

Museum for Change: how one organisation helps 40 museums survive in wartime

08/02/2023

Museum for Change is an Odesa non-governmental organisation founded by Oleksandra Kovalchuk. Oleksandra is currently the acting director of the Odesa Art Museum.

Clear Water during the Great War

08/02/2023

Svitlana Molchanova’s company, Clear Water, a water delivery service in Mykolayiv, has not stopped its work since the war’s outbreak. Purified water deliveries continue to supply humanitarian aid...

Ukraine: EUAM conducts training on conflict management skills for Chernivtsi police

08/02/2023

At the end of January, the EU Advisory Mission to Ukraine conducted training on conflict management and mediation skills for police officers from the Training Centre and Human Resources Department...

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