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| Time | LOCATION | Speaker | topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11:00 AM | Kyiv | – Kateryna Rashevska, PhD in International Law, Expert at the Regional Center for Human Rights (in person). | The return of Ukrainian children abducted by russia as a step toward peace: how the international community can influence the acceleration of the process Key topics: – The current situation regarding the return of Ukrainian children stolen by russia: statistics and achievements; – How has the process of returning Ukrainian children changed today? – Who is involved in returning Ukrainian children from russia today and how? |
| 12:00 PM | Kyiv | – Mykola Ulyanov, employee of the EU Creative Europe Programme Desk Ukraine; – Oleksandr Khodakivsky, employee of the EU Creative Europe Programme Desk Ukraine; – Nataliia-Anna Temekh, employee of the EU Creative Europe Programme Desk Ukraine; – Olha Lirnyk, employee of the EU Creative Europe Programme Desk Ukraine; – Yuliia Ursova, Deputy Executive Director of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation for Financial Affairs. All in person. | Activities of the National Bureau of the EU Creative Europe program in Ukraine in 2025 and 2026 Participants: Key topics: – Results of the Desk’s work over the past year; – Achievements of Ukrainian organizations in the EU Creative Europe program competitions; – Current situation with the registration of international technical assistance (ITA) in Ukraine. |
| 1:00 PM | Kyiv | – Oleksandr Slobozhan, Executive Director of the Association of Ukrainian Cities (in person) | The role of local self-government during the energy crisis and abnormally cold winter Topics for discussion: – How local self-government coped during power cuts, accidents, and shelling; – Is there a crisis at the local level? – The effectiveness of decentralization in action: the involvement of homeowners associations and municipal housing services. |
