TRAINING PROGRAM
EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP
(EDC)
The training program covers a total of 80 hours of study:
- 40 hours of in-person sessions in Krakow
- 40 hours of online/hibrid sessions
4 target group
EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP IN UKRAINE
NGO (Third Group)
The first week - 40-hour program in Kraków, April 13 - 17 2026.
MONDAY
17:00 Welcome & Presentation of EDC Project – , Hanna Ryzhenko, LNU Sweden, Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden Rayisa Yevtushenko, MESU, Ukraine
Presentation - Stakeholders
19.00 Dinner at Restaurant
Onsite Coordinators Monday: Hanna & Daniel
TUESDAY
09.00 Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society - Oksana Riazantseva
10.30 Break
11.00 Democracy (and Ukraine) at a Crossroads - Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Civil Society as a Domestic Driving Engine – Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Workshop: Ukraine, Democracy and the Civil Society - Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
14.00 European Union as a Regional Driving Engine I - Martin Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
14.30 Break
15.00 European Union as a Regional Driving Engine II - Martin Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Workshop: Ukraine´s Path Towards Membership - Martin Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
16.30 NGO as key stakeholders in the Implementation Plan of the Concept for the Development of Civic Education until 2030 – Rayisa Yevtushenko, MESU, Ukraine
17.00 Music Performance
17.30 Dinner at Lecture Hall
Onsite Coordinators Tuesday: Hanna
WEDNESDAY
09.00 The Meaning of E-Democracy for the Civil Society – possibilities and problems
- Jan Aidemark, Linnaeus University, Sweden
10:15 Break
10.30 Democratic Governance & Public Policy Making I - II – Valeriy Tertychka,
School of Governance, Ukraine
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Workshop: Governance in Post-War Reconstruction: How to Achieve Sustainability for Democracy – Valeriy Tertychka
14.30 Break
15.00 Guided Walking Tour in Krakow
18.30 Dinner Lecture Hall
Onsite Coordinators: Adam & Jan
THURSDAY
09.00 From teaching citizenship to learning democracy: Democratic education in context - Irene Palacios Brihuega, University of Murcia, Spain
10.30 Break
11.00 Community engagement as corruption control strategy: A methodological toolkit to implement social accountability mechanisms efficiently –Irene Palacios Brihuega, University of Murcia, Spain
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Workshop: Civic Identity and Democratic Solidarity in Civil Society Action – Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
14.30 Break
15.00 Workshop: From Participation to Influence: Civil Society, Trust and Democratic Accountability – Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
16:00 From Participation to Impact: Why Civic Engagement Does Not Always Translate into Change. - Oleg Mazuryk, Head of the Social Structures and Social Relations Department, Faculty of Sociology at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv,
Marharyta Shyrokova, Associate Professor of the Social Structures and Social Relations Department, Faculty of Sociology at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
17.30 Dinner at Lecture Hall
Onsite Coordinators Wednesday: Iryna & Irene
FRIDAY
09.00 The relation between EU and member state legal system and the role of local authorities in shaping legal rules – Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur
& Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
10.30 Break
11.00 Case Study: Discussion on the role of local authorities in the EU – Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur & Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
12.00 Case study. Position of the candidate state in the EU- Ukrainian and general perspective - Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur & Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
13.00 Evaluation in connection with lunch & Concluding Remarks
- Jan Aidemark, Linnaeus University, Sweden & Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
Oleg Mazuryk, Head of the Social Structures and Social Relations Department, Faculty of Sociology at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv,
Marharyta Shyrokova, Associate Professor of the Social Structures and Social Relations Department, Faculty of Sociology at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Onsite Coordinators Friday: Iryna & Jan
ONLINE PART OF THE PROGRAM – 40 HOURS
WITH UKRAINIAN EXPERTS
FOR THE THIRD TARGET GROUP
WEEK 1
Day 1. Tuesday, April 28
17:30–19:20 Ukraine – Democratic Governance and Decision-Making
Prof. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
Dr. Tetiana Meleshchenko, Dragomanov Ukrainian State University
19:30–20:50 Overview of the EU Governance System: Institutions, Bodies, and Agencies. Interinstitutional and Intergovernmental Cooperation between the EU and Ukraine in the Fields of Education, Science, and Innovation.
Main EU Political and Operational Documents as Strategic Goals for Ukraine. Harmonization of National Legislation with the acquis communautaire: Current State and Next Steps. Formation of European Citizenship and Awareness of the European Way of Life.
Serhii Shkabko, Head of the Expert Group on European Integration, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Day 2. Thursday, April 30
17:30–18:50 EU: Governance, Association Agreement, Implementation Reports. Stakeholder Analysis by Issue Groups. Evaluation: Criteria, Indicators, Reporting. Analytical Documents
Dr. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance
19:00–20:20 Stakeholders in Ukrainian Democratic Culture
Prof. Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr. Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
WEEK 2
Day 3. Tuesday, May 5
17:30–18:50 Civic Identity: Between Declarations and Actions. How to Build Active Citizens in Communities
Dr. Iryna Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology, National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
Prof. Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr. Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Raisa Yevtushenko, State Institution “Ukrainian Institute for Education Development” Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
19:00–20:20 Parallel Workshops (Oleg Mazuryk, Marharyta Shyrokova,
Iryna Hubeladze)
Group Topics:
Building Partnerships between Stakeholders (Oleg Mazuryk, Marharyta Shyrokova)
- Derussification of Ukrainian Identity: The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Shaping New Social and Cultural Norms and Practices (Iryna Hubeladze)
Day 4. Thursday, May 7
17:30–18:50 “Constructing” Ukrainian Identity: How We Can Build It Together
Bohdan Bevza, political psychologist and identity researcher
Dr. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance
19:00–20:20 How to Educate Community Youth and Develop Democratic Values
Dr. Tetiana Meleshchenko, Dragomanov Ukrainian State University
Dr. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance
WEEK 3: Development and Improvement of Participants’ Microprojects
Day 5. Tuesday, May 19
17:30–18:50 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion I
Presentation of the Results of Group Work from Krakow
All experts of the Ukrainian team, Moderator – Iryna Hubeladze
When Projects Fail to Launch: Psychological Barriers, Support, and Team Resources
19:00–20:20 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion IV
Quick Consultations: Collective Thinking for Complex Cases
Moderator – Dr. Iryna Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology, National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
Day 6. Thursday, May 21
17:30–18:50 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion III
Risk Management — From Organizational to Ethical Issues
Impact on Democratic Processes in the Community. Success Indicators.
Moderator: Dr. Tetiana Meleshchenko, Dragomanov Ukrainian State University
19:00–20:20 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion II
The Importance of Civic Awareness and Effective Public Engagement
Communication Strategy and Public Relations (Honesty, Transparency)
Moderators: Dr. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance; Raisa Yevtushenko,
State Institution “Ukrainian Institute for Education Development” Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, UIRO
May 25, 2026, 10:00–13:00
Presentation of Microprojects by Participants of Group 3 in a Hybrid Format
EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP IN UKRAINE
LOCAL POLITICIANS (Second Group)
The first week - 40-hour program in Kraków, October 27–31, 2025.
MONDAY
09.00 Welcome & Presentation of EDC Project – Hanna Ryzhenko, LNU Sweden
Presentation - Stakeholders
10.30 Break
11.00 Democratic Governance - Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Workshop: Ukraine´s Democratic Institutions
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Driving Engines & Challenges to Democracy – Daniel Silander
Workshop: Challenges to Democracy in Sweden & Ukraine
14.30 Break
15.00 European Union, Democracy & Ukraine – Daniel Silander
Workshop: Ukraine´s Path Towards Membership
16.00 Swedish Local Democracy – Anton Altgard, Local Politician, Vaxjo municipality, Sweden
17.00 Music Performance
17.30 Dinner at Restaurant
Free Evening
Onsite Coordinators Monday: Aleksandra & Daniel
TUESDAY
09.00 ICLD – Swedish International Centre for Local Democracy - Simon Härenstam, Programme Officer – Municipal Partnership Programme
11.00 Break
11.30 Democratic Governance & Public Policy Making – Valeriy Tertychka,
School of Governance, Ukraine
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12.00 Lunch
13.00 Study Visit - Jagiellonian University Museum
14.15 Break
14.30 Workshop: Governance in Post-War Reconstruction: How to Achieve Sustainability for Democracy – Valeriy Tertychka
17.00 Dinner at University
Free Evening
Onsite Coordinators Tuesday: Hanna & Daniel
WEDNESDAY
09.00 The relation between EU and member state legal system and the role of local authorities in shaping legal rules – Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur
& Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
10.30 Break
11.00 Case Study: Discussion on the role of local authorities in the EU – Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur & Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Case study. Position of the candidate state in the EU- Ukrainian and general perspective - Adam Kozień, Anna Mazur & Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University
14.00 Guided Walking Tour in Krakow
17.00 Dinner Lecture Hall
Free Evening
Onsite Coordinators: Adam & Jan
THURSDAY
09.00 Seminar: Citizen participation in local government – Irene Palacios Brihuega, University of Murcia, Spain
10.30 Break
11.00 Workshop: Participation, Citizenship and Local Governance –Irene
Palacios Brihuega, University of Murcia, Spain
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Workshop: Civic and National Identity for Social Cohesion – Iryna
Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
14.30 Break
15.00 Workshop: Trust to the Authorities and Civic Engagement and Participation – Iryna Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
17.30 Dinner at Lecture Hall
Free Evening
Onsite Coordinators Wednesday: Iryna & Irene
FRIDAY
09.00 The Meaning of E-Democracy – possibilities and problems
- Jan Aidemark, Linnaeus University, Sweden
10.30 Break
11.00 Discussion and Reflections on Micro-Projects – Iryna Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
12.00 Concluding Remarks
- Jan Aidemark, Linnaeus University, Sweden & Iryna Hubeladze, Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
Onsite Coordinators Friday: Iryna & Jan
ONLINE PART OF THE PROGRAM – 40 HOURS
WITH UKRAINIAN EXPERTS FOR THE SECOND TARGET GROUP
WEEK 1
Day 1. Tuesday, November 11
17:30–19:20 Ukraine – “Constructing” Ukrainian Identity: How We Can Do It Together
Bohdan Bevza, Prof. Valerii Tertychka
19:30–20:20 Overview of the EU Governance System: Institutions, Bodies, Agencies.
Inter-institutional and intergovernmental cooperation between the EU and Ukraine in education, science, and innovation.
Key political and operational documents of the EU as Ukraine’s strategic goals.
Harmonization of national legislation with the acquis communautaire: current state and next steps. Formation of European citizenship and awareness of the European way of life.
Serhii Shkabko, Head of the Expert Group on European Integration, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Day 2. Thursday, November 13
17:30–18:50 Panel Discussion: “Civic Identity – Between Declarations and Actions. How to Foster Active Citizens in Communities”
Prof. Oleh Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr. Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr. Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology, National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine
Raisa Yevtushenko, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
- The importance of civic identity for strengthening Ukrainian society
- Case studies of civic participation projects
19:00–20:20 Key Lecture: “Stakeholders in Ukrainian Democratic Culture”
Dr. Marharyta Shyrokova, Prof. Oleh Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
- The role of stakeholders in preserving and developing Ukrainian democratic culture
- Examples of successful initiatives in the field of democratic culture
WEEK 2
Day 3. Tuesday, November 18
17:30–18:50 EU Governance, Association Agreement, Implementation Reports
- Stakeholder analysis by issue groups
- Evaluation: criteria, indicators, reporting
- Analytical documents
Prof. Valerii Tertychka
19:00–20:20 Parallel Cooperative Workshops (Mazuryk, Shyrokova, Hubeladze)
Group topics:
- Challenges in developing Ukrainian democratic culture
- Building partnerships among stakeholders
- Derussification of Ukrainians’ identity in communities: strategies for strengthening Ukrainian civic identity and cultural renewal (Iryna Hubeladze)
Day 4. Thursday, November 20
17:30–18:50 How to Educate Community Youth and Foster Democratic Values
Dr. Tetiana Meleshchenko, Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University
Prof. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
19:00–20:20 Democratic Governance and Decision-Making
Prof. Valerii Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
Dr. Tetiana Meleshchenko, Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University
WEEK 3: Development of Participants’ Microprojects
Day 5. Tuesday, November 25
17:30–18:50 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion I
All Ukrainian experts, moderator – Dr. Marharyta Shyrokova
- Organization of project activities, requirements, and documentation
- Integrating democratic principles into project implementation
19:00–20:20 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion II
Moderators: Prof. Tertychka, Raisa Yevtushenko
- Communication strategy and public relations (honesty, transparency)
- Importance of civic awareness and effective public engagement
Day 6. Thursday, November 27
17:30–18:50 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion III
Tetiana Meleshchenko
- Risk management — from organizational to ethical
- Impact on democratic processes in the community. Indicators of success.
19:00–20:20 Consultations / Supervision / Discussion IV
Moderator – Prof. Oleh Mazuryk
- Evaluation of microproject effectiveness and sustainability
- Promotion of democracy, inclusion, and equal rights
EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP IN UKRAINE UNIVERSITY LECTURERS (First Group)
The first week - 40 hours-program in Kraków for - August, 18 - 22 2025
MONDAY
09.00 Welcome: EDC Partners, Participants & Jagiellonian University
- All Partner Representatives
10.30 Break
11.00 Geopolitics, Autocratization & A Questioned Democracy – Ukraine in a Global Context
- Dr Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Democracy and Academic Freedom - Dr Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
14.30 Break
15.00 Workshop: The Quality of Democracy & Academic Freedom in Ukraine
- Dr Daniel Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
17.00 Keynote: Europe, Democracy and Education
- Vice-Chancellor Daniel Alvunger, Linnaeus University, Sweden
18.00 Dinner / Discussion
TUESDAY
09.00 Higher Education Institutions & Teaching for Democracy
- Dr Charlotte Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
10.00 Workshop: Democracy in the Lecture Room
- Dr Charlotte Silander, Linnaeus University, Sweden
10.30 Break
11.00 Democratic Governance & Public Policy Making
- Dr Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Workshop: Governance in Post-War Reconstruction: How to Achieve Sustainability for Democracy - Dr Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
14.30 Break
15.00 Workshop (continue): Governance in Post-War Reconstruction: How to Achieve Sustainability for Democracy - Dr Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
18.00 Dinner / Discussion
WEDNESDAY
09.00 Civic Society for Democratic Consolidation - Dr Irene Palacios, Murcia University, Spain
10.30 Break
11.00 Civic and National Identity for Social Cohesion
- Dr Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the NAES, Ukraine
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Making Democracy Work: The Role of Democratic Culture
- Dr Irene Palacios, Murcia University, Spain
14.30 Break
15.00 Workshop: Trust to the Authorities and Civic Engagement and Participation
- Dr Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the NAES, Ukraine
18.00 Dinner / Discussion
THURSDAY
09.00 European Union: institutions, policy-areas, decision-making and criteria for membership
- Dr Martin Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
10.30 Break
11.00 Workshop: European Union, Democracy and Ukraine
- Dr Martin Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
12.00 Lunch
13.00 EU and Candidate States: Unification and Harmonization of Legal Systems and Values
- Dr Anna Mazur, Jagiellonian University, Poland
14.00 Common Education, Economy and Justice System
- Anna Mazur, Jagiellonian University, Poland
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14.30 Break
15.00 Polish Experiences as EU Candidate- and Member-State
- Dr Adam Kozień & Dr Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian university, Poland
16.00 Workshop: Main Fields of Problems with EU-integration For Candidate- and Member-States - Dr Anna Mazur, Jagiellonian University, Poland
18.00 Dinner / Discussion
FRIDAY
09.00 Ukraine as a Candidate to EU
- Dr Adam Kozień & Dr Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University, Poland
10.00 Workshop: Challenges to Ukrainian EU Integration
- Dr Adam Kozień & Dr Aleksandra Puczko, Jagiellonian University, Poland
10.30 Break
11.00 The Meaning of E-Democracy – possibilities and problems
- Dr Jan Aidemark, Linnaeus University, Sweden
12.00 Lunch/Concluding Remarks
40 hours program online (first group)
WEEK 1
Day 1. Tuesday
17:30-20.20 Democratic Governance and/or Democratic Education.
Prof. Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
- What and why we teach: Democratic Education for Democratic Governance
- Democratic Citizenship and Democratic Governance
Day 2. Thursday
17.30-18.50 Formative assessment (for Teachers only)
Dr Tetiana, Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University, Prof. Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
- Formative assessment as a tool for developing competencies and democratic values
- Case study: application of formative assessment techniques
19.00-20.20 Keynote speech “Stakeholders in Ukrainian democratic culture”
Dr Marharyta Shyrokova, Dr Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
1) The role of stakeholders in preserving and promoting Ukrainian democratic culture.
2) Examples of successful democratic cultural initiatives.
WEEK 2
Day 3. Tuesday
17:30-18.50 Panel discussion “Civic identity and engagement”
Dr Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the NAES, Ukraine
Rayisa Yevtushenko, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Dr Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
1) Importance of civic identity in strengthening Ukrainian society.
2) Case studies of civic engagement projects.
19:00-20.20 Collaborative parallel workshops
Dr Iryna Hubeladze, Institute for Social and Political Psychology at the NAES, Ukraine
Rayisa Yevtushenko, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Dr Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Dr Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Group 1. Challenges in fostering Ukrainian democratic culture.
Group 2. Building partnerships among stakeholders.
Group 3. Strategies for strengthening civic identity and cultural renewal.
Day 4. Thursday
17:30 - 18:15 Overview of EU governing system: institutions, bodies, agencies
Interinstitutional and Intergovernmental Cooperation between EU and Ukraine on education, science, innovations
Serhii Shkabko, Head of Expert Group on European integration, Directorate of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
18:15 - 18:55 Key EU policy and operational documents as strategic goals for Ukraine to be agreed in internal agenda
Harmonisation of national legislation with the acquis communautaire: state of play and future steps
Serhii Shkabko, Head of Expert Group on European integration, Directorate of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
19:00 - 19:40 Formation of European citizenship and awareness of the European lifestyle in the consciousness of Ukrainians
Serhii Shkabko, Head of Expert Group on European integration, Directorate of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
19:45 - 20:20 Ukraine-EU Governance - Association Agreement and Implementation reports.
Analysis of Stakeholders in each group on selected issues. Evaluation: criteria, indicators and report. Policy papers.
Prof. Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine
WEEK 3 Development of Participants' Micro-Projects
Day 5. Tuesday
17:30 - 18:50 Supervising / Consultation / Discussion I online, 2h - breakout rooms
all experts of the Ukrainian team, facilitation - Dr Marharyta Shyrokova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Organizing project activities, requirements, and documentation.
Ensuring Project Alignment with Democratic Principles (Civic Participation, Equality, and Inclusivity) Integrated into Various Stages of Project Implementation.
19:00 - 20:20 Supervising / Consultation / Discussion II online, 2h - breakout rooms - all experts of the Ukrainian team, facilitation - Dr Tetiana, Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University,
Prof. Valeriy Tertychka, School of Governance, Ukraine, Rayisa Yevtushenko, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Communication strategy and public relations (integrity).
The Importance of Developing Civic Awareness and Participation: How to Communicate Effectively with the Public While Upholding Principles of Honesty and Transparency.
Discussing the significance of establishing communication channels that enable citizens to actively engage in discussions and decision-making, thereby contributing to the democratic process.
Day 6. Thursday
17:30 - 18:50 Supervising / Consultation / Discussion III online, 2h - breakout rooms - all experts of the Ukrainian team
Risk management.
From Organizational to Ethical. It is important to consider how to impact democratic processes in the community (e.g., violations of equal access or transparency).
19:00 - 20:20 Supervising / Consultation / Discussion IV online, 2h - breakout rooms - all experts of the Ukrainian team, facilitation - Dr Oleg Mazuryk, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Evaluation of effectiveness and sustainability of the microproject.
How does the project contribute to strengthening democratic processes?
How does the project promote inclusivity, ensure equal rights for all participants, or create conditions for active civic engagement?
November 14, 2025, 11:00 – 14:10
Presentation of participants’ micro-projects at the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (First Group, hybrid format)
Аssistance with the development of micro-projects
Consultation 1 - during the second or third month after the end of the training program, 2 hours
Consultation 2 - during the fourth or fifth month after the end of the training program, 2 hours
Consultation 3 - during the sixth to twelfth month after the end of the training program, 2 hours