Items tagged with: Ukrainian reforms

Dnipro Deputy Mayor Jaanika Merilo has been at the forefront of the Ukrainian push for digital government for the past few years and remains convinced that fundamental change is possible with the right balance of patience and perseverance,...

Mounting post-Maidan frustration with country’s political leadership has resulted in near historic low approval ratings

Greater clarity and accessibility among key benefits of ongoing Anti-Monopoly Committee reform process

9 November 1989 – 9 November 2016: Donald Trump’s election as US president confirms the dawn of a new geopolitical reality where anti-establishment populism replaces the liberal consensus of the past quarter century

PZU reaps benefits of trust dividend as Ukrainians seek security in challenging economic environment

Georgian reformer plans to transform Ukrainian perceptions of private higher education institutions

ProCredit Bank achieves growth in crisis conditions thanks to SME focus and internal efficiency drive

Scholarships and study options providing Ukrainians with vital skills and employment experience

Cost-effective clusters could help attract international investment to the Ukrainian economy

Ukrainians remain deeply cynical about the post-Maidan reform process but local success stories offer an opportunity to produce practical results and challenge an institutionalized culture of corruption

Civil society and government reformers combine to meet Maidan mandate: innovative ProZorro open source system wins international acclaim for bringing transparency to the notoriously corrupt Ukrainian public procurement sector

Canada’s PLEDDG initiative focuses on helping to build a better regional business environment

Ambassador Roman Waschuk discusses free trade, military training, police reform and the challenges he has faced as a diplomat and member of the Ukrainian diaspora at a time of historic change for Ukraine

Ukrainian PM Groysman trumpets ‘the beginning of the end of corruption’ but such proclamations ring hollow in a business environment devoid of the rule of law

From the Donbas to America to England, the losers of globalization are angry and they are fighting back against the tide of history

Ukraine can benefit from existing global experience of digital government but state bodies need to work together to make it happen

Fighting IPR piracy is a major issue for the Ukrainian economy as a whole covering a wide range of industries and sectors

American Chamber of Commerce President Andy Hunder identifies five key focuses for Ukraine’s new government

Former Estonian PM Juhan Parts offers insight into Estonia’s transition experience and argues in favour of greater EU/US direct engagement in support of Ukraine’s historic European transformation bid