As a result of the open call for solutions, 4 organizations have been selected to implement initiatives aimed at strengthening civil society capacity, fostering partnerships, and introducing European approaches in Ukrainian communities.
NGO “We Build Ukraine”
The project “Changes Here 2.0: Europe Begins with Communities” will support local CSOs in applying European standards in spatial planning, infrastructure, energy efficiency, environmental protection, and social services.
Participants will receive not only training but also hands-on support: working with real community cases and, with expert guidance, developing their ideas through to implementation.
Charitable Foundation “Tvoya Opora”
The project “Your Support to Communities: Recovery through the Power of Action 2.0” focuses on community recovery by strengthening CSO capacity.
Organizations will undergo training in fundraising and partnerships with businesses, receive mentoring support, and apply their knowledge in practice during the preparation for and participation in a large-scale charitable event.
Association of Amalgamated Territorial Communities
The project “Partnership for Recovery and Sustainable Development” will cover 25 communities and focus on building sustainable cooperation between CSOs and local self-government bodies.
At least 25 joint projects will be developed within the initiative, integrated into community strategic documents and aligned with European integration priorities.
NGO “Zmist”
The project “ZGURT” aims to strengthen agricultural CSOs to operate in line with EU regulations.
It includes an assessment of the sector’s compliance with EU requirements, training on the Common Agricultural Policy, and preparation of producer organizations for legislative changes and new market conditions.
Follow announcements and take advantage of opportunities from the strategic partners of the “EU Unity for Community (EU U4C) Project.” All initiatives include open calls for participants, so stay tuned and apply when the calls are announced.
The “EU Unity for Community (EU U4C) Project” is implemented by ISAR Ednannia with the financial support of the European Union.
