
Third Edition of the EU-Funded Programme on EU Integration for Ukrainian Public Officials
16/02/2026
The third edition of the Tailored Onsite Knowledge and Analytical Skills Programme has successfully concluded at the College of Europe in Natolin, marking another step forward in strengthening Ukraine’s institutional capacity for EU integration.
Implemented under the EU-funded project “Natolin4Capacity Building Phase II,” the programme offered the participants of the third edition an intensive, practice-oriented learning experience focused on the “Fundamentals” cluster. Over the six-week course, they deepened their understanding of the rule of law, democratic governance, human rights, and the core reforms underpinning Ukraine’s path to EU membership.
Reflecting on their learning journey, participants highlighted the programme’s unique combination of academic excellence, practical insights, and networking opportunities that will support their work in advancing Ukraine’s European integration.
About N4CB-II
Natolin4Capacity Building Phase II is funded by the European Union and jointly implemented by the College of Europe in Natolin and the High School of Public Governance, in cooperation with the Government Office for Coordination of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and the National Agency of Ukraine on Civil Service.
The project builds on the previous EU-funded Natolin4Capacity Building (N4CB) initiative, implemented between 2021 and 2024.
For more information, visit natolin4cb.eu or follow Natolin4CB on Facebook.
Contact person: Daryna Mykhailenko, Communication Officer, daryna.mykhailenko@coleurope.eu.
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