Annual Report 2013
INTERNATIONAL RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION Initiatives in 2013
THE INTERNATIONAL RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION EXPRESSES SINCERE GRATITUDE TO ALL OUR PARTNERS IN BUILDING AN OPEN SOCIETY IN UKRAINE
ВСТУП
The International Renaissance Foundation (IRF) is publishing the 2013 report in a completely new environment for civil society in Ukraine. The great events of the Maidan gave civil society an opportunity to transform the corrupt and autocratic system into a European model of democracy. The protests that began in late 2013 as a movement for European integration upon the initiative of non-government organizations and concerned citizens. The resistance movement has quickly transformed into a popular uprising against a fully discredited system of power. Self-organized citizens on hundreds of squares throughout the country created their own institutions from scratch, not trusting the old rotten systems of the police, healthcare and media. For example, in just a few days the People’s Hospital set up a full-fledged medical assistance center for those on the Maidan, with all the necessary medical equipment and services of qualified volunteer medical experts. EuroMaidan SOS became an active coordinating center of mutual assistance and documentation of human rights violations by the government. Many civic journalism initiatives, samizdat and online streaming provided the real-time news to protest participants and the broad public. These independent initiatives have emerged because the state failed to fulfill its functions. Yanukovych regime has overtly passed legislation against the interests of citizens, sanctioned the torture and killing of participants of peaceful demonstrations.
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At the same time, the system of free legal aid, work of certain employees of the office of the Ombudsperson and the volunteer assistance of certain medical institutions are a few of the exceptions. These are examples how human rights protection were successfully institutionalized. These achievements should not be foregone. Ukraine urgently needs civic action and support to the reforms. Formation of a new country is impossible without transforming the spirit of Maidan into the creation of an open society institutions through direct dialogue between all branches of central and regional power, NGOS and civic activists. Only strong institutions of civic control over the ruling authorities and daily participation of citizens will render the process of democratic transformation irreversible. IRF has been working in this direction starting from the first days of Maidan protests. We assisted the civil society in consolidating its efforts for the victory of peaceful protests. With the participation of prominent civic activists in Ukraine we actively assisted and continue to assist in the medical treatment of those who injured during the protests. With the IRF support, the Ukrainian Anti-Crisis Media Center was created to provide the international community with unbiased information on Ukraine developments. The foundation supported the Reform Support Center. We expect it to become an effective form of dialogue between the independent experts and the government. Thanks to the joint support of the Foundation and leaders of the new government, in the nearest days the activity of government-public working groups will be launched in order to implement economic reforms that will modernize the country, territorial reforms and electronic governance and administrative services. The Foundation helped finance the national debate program of candidates running for the office of president of Ukraine. This is only some of the response initiatives to urgent challenges. In 2014, we will also support the civil society efforts aimed at promoting the system of transparent registries of ownership, combating corruption, advancing public health, development investigative journalism, human rights monitoring, free legal aid promotion and grassroots-level civic activism. In 2014 the Foundation has changed its structure for a more effective response to the new needs and challenges. Our programs are now organized into five initiatives — Democratic Practice, Rule of Law, European Integration, Public Health and Roma of Ukraine. Regional representative offices of the Foundation will soon open in Lviv, Odesa and Kharkiv. As never before, we are dedicated to our mission — fostering the open, democratic society in Ukraine. Yevhen Bystrytsky
IRF Executive Director
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DEMOCRATIC
HUMAN
PRACTICE
RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
Fighting corruption Think tanks development Investigative journalism Philanthropy promotion Civic journalism
Free legal aid Combating discrimination National preventive mechanism Freedom of assembly Human Rights Promotion Access to information
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION Monitoring of Euro-integration reforms European Integration Index Promoting European standards in Ukraine
ROMA
PUBLIC
OF UKRAINE
HEALTH
Integration of Roma into Ukrainian society Roma rights monitoring Access to education
Palliative care Access to Essential Medicines Balanced drug policy
DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE Fighting corruption Think tanks development Philanthropy promotion Investigative journalism Civic journalism
FIGHTING CORRUPTION Experts of the coalition coordinated by Transparency International Ukraine (ti-ukraine.org) monitored the implementation of the State Program on Preventing and Fighting Corruption in 2011-2015. It was revealed that government agencies are not effectively fulfilling the program, which requires major revamping. Monitoring experts believe the program requires changes to its priorities and realistic financing of the planned measures. The Foundation supported the activity of the Public Expert Council of the Verkhovna Rada Organized Crime Control and Anti-Corruption Committee, which conducts anti-corruption monitoring of bills. The council conducted a review of more than 80 bills and revealed risks of corruption in 30 of them. The Center of Political Studies and Analysis (cpsa.org.ua) together with Forbes Ukraine (forbes.ua) prepared the Tender Transparency Rating of Regions of Ukraine (forbes.ua/nation/1346825-rejting-tendernoj-prozrachnosti-regionovukrainy), which illustrated the openness of information on public procurement by local government.
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DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE
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THINK TANKS DEVELOPMENT In 2013 the Foundation began implementing a new model of work with think tanks. Initially, these think tanks gave assessments and an overview based on their own analytical capacity, which were then assessed by independent experts. A number of trainings on issues such as team building, website development, external communication, cooperation with government bodies, fundraising, management and marketing, methodology of policy analysis were organized. Internews-Ukraine (internews.ua) has launched “Policy Analysis for Democracy” (policy-analysis.org) website, which will present generalized and systemized achievements in policy analysis. In March 2013, an international conference on policy analysis in Ukraine was held in Kyiv. A report “Assessment of Policy Research in Ukraine’ was released. Policy analysis in Ukraine and its main achievements were reviewed in the document and the problems of Ukrainian analytical institutions were highlighted. To improve the governance and quality standards of Ukrianian think tanks, The IRF has launcheed a new Think tank development initiative with support of the SIDA (Swedish International Development Agency).
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DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE
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PHILANTHROPY PROMOTION With IRF support, the members of the Donors and Foundations Networks in Europe (DAFNE) held their first ever meeting in Ukraine. DAFNE unites 24 associations that together represent the interests of more than 6,000 organizations. In Kyiv experts from 14 countries discussed the contemporary standards of philanthropy and the development of this sphere in Ukraine and Europe. The Ukrainian Philanthropists Forum (ufb.org.ua) drafted the publication “Philanthropy According to Rules: Fundamental Principles and Practical Application”. It clarifies Ukraine’s experience in philanthropy and offers recommendations on implementing European principles of philanthropy in Ukraine. The Foundation joined the campaign aimed against amendments to the law on charitable activity. Bill No. 3100 envisaged the creation of serious obstacles to the activity of charitable organizations. Thanks to an advocacy campaign conducted by leading charitable organizations of Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Culture recommended the parliament to reject the bill.
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DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE
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INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM The Foundation plays an active role in advancing investigative journalistm in Ukraine. In 2013, Slidstvo.Info investigative journalism agency was distinguished for a number of resonant publications about heated social topics (i.e. non-transparent schemes of mobile payments, employment schemes, abuse of tenders by the state enterprise UkrGazVydobuvannya, etc.). The IRF has also we supported a research work Journalist Serhiy Leshchenko published a research work titled “The American Saga of Pavlo Lazarenko” about the corruption case of the former prime minister of Ukraine. Journalist investigations into the problems in the Donetsk oblast were published by Donetska Pravda (pravda.dn.ua) (collapse of Euro 2012 infrastructure, paid for articles in local mass media, non-transparent purchases by the Voda Donbasu company, etc.). The Postup Human Rights Center (postup.lg.ua) issued two manuals — “Investigative Journalism” and “Advocacy Journalism.”
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DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE
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CIVIC JOURNALISM The Foundation supported the creation of the first Ukrainian public Internetmedia Public Television (hromadske.tv). This is a joint project of renowned Ukrainian journalists, whose task is to provide objective and unbiased information on important sociopolitical processes with transparent financing and reporting. Hromadske.TV operates through voluntary donations from individuals and institutions, and revenues from advertising and is independent from the government, political parties and business circles. In December 2013, the viewing audience of the channel was close to 7% and 7.5 million people visited the website. A record-breaking 200,000 individuals visited the online site of Hromadske.TV, and their YouTube channel currently has more than 150,000 subscribers.
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DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE Free legal aid Combating discrimination National preventive mechanism Freedom of assembly Human Rights Promotion Access to information
FREE LEGAL AID
The Foundation supports the work of 42 Legal Information and Consultation Centers in 20 regions of Ukraine that provide free legal aid to vulnerable people. In 2013 these centers provided nearly 10,000 consultations, completed the creation of the networks and signed a memorandum of cooperation. In addition, the web portal Legal Space (legalspace.org), which provides information about free legal aid in Ukraine, was redesigned. Information about institutions and organizations that provide primary and secondary legal aid and online consultation can be found on the site. The coordinators of the site and the Chuhuyiv Human Rights Group put together information booklets with advice on common legal issues the centers deal with.
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
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COMBATING DISCRIMINATION In 2012 the law “On the principles of preventing and counteracting discrimination in Ukraine� was adopted. Experts of the Coalition for Combating Discrimination in Ukraine (antidi.org.ua) say the law is not effective and are proposing that it be fundamentally revised, arguing that there is no mechanism of protection from discrimination and a procedure for appeal against acts of discrimination in the law. Human rights advocates of the coalition conferred the most malicious violators of human rights with the Discriminator of the Year Award. The recipients of the award were Yalta Mayor Serhiy Ilash, who compared the Roma with animals, Bishop Pavlo of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and President of the National Academy of Medical Sciences Andriy Serdyuk, who evicted an HIV clinic from the territory of the Lavra, and Party of Regions MP Vadym Kolesnichenko, who submitted the discriminatory bills. Experts of the coalition also filed strategic legal suits to combat discrimination. One of them was the case of Yuriy Chereda, who was denied a bank loan because he is disabled. The judges deemed the actions of the bank illegal according to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
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NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM In Ukraine there are nearly 6,000 institutions of non-freedom (penitentiaries, temporary detention centers, psychiatric wards, orphanages-boarding schools, homes for senior citizens and the disabled, temporary accommodation for refugees, social rehabilitation centers, military units, etc.). Within the confines of the National Preventive Mechanism against Torture, representatives of the Human Rights Ombudsman and human rights advocates were granted the right to visit these institutions without advance notice and conduct a monitoring of compliance with human rights. More than 400 such visits were made. The main problems revealed in such institutions were violations of sanitary regulations, lack of access to fresh air and potable water, improper nourishment and medication, and psychological and physical violence. The coalition Children’s Rights in Ukraine, which is coordinated by the Women’s Consortium of Ukraine (wcu-network.org.ua), conducted monitoring of compliance with children’s rights in reception centers for minors. The results showed that these institutions are closed to society and have very strict rules. Children that are confined in them cannot file complaints to anybody or defend their rights. For this reason, human rights advocates are lobbying for the liquidation of these institutions.
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
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FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
The Maidan Monitoring Information Center (maidanua.org/aboutmaidan/ mmic) analyzed the illegal rulings of the local authorities aimed at limiting or prohibiting peaceful gatherings and filed suits with the prosecutor’s office. According to the summary of appeals, bodies of the prosecutor’s office filed documents to repeal or amend normative legal acts in more than 60 settlements of Ukraine. Today, 36 documents have been nullified. The partnership “For Freedom of Peaceful Rallies” (piket.helsinki.org.ua), that unites 24 NGOs, has been created with the support of the Foundation. Participants of the partnership appealed to MPs calling for the approval of the law “On freedom of peaceful gatherings”. They note that the document should ensure concise and exhaustive grounds for limitation of freedom of peaceful gatherings, allow simultaneous gatherings, including counter demonstrations, protect the organizers and participants of such gatherings from administrative and criminal liability, define positive obligations of the state, allow spontaneous peaceful gatherings and include a concise list of places where the holding of peaceful gatherings is prohibited.
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HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTION Films about human rights, tolerance and interethnic understanding were shown at the Molodist (molodist.com) and Docudays UA (docudays.org.ua) international film festivals. In addition, in different regions of Ukraine the Student Brotherhood organized the showing of films from the Docudays UA festival for students. Films on legal and civic education were shown in more than 30 counties and cities in the Odesa, Lviv and Kyiv oblasts. To popularize human rights and draw attention to their violation in Ukraine, the Association of Caricaturists (cartoon.org.ua) and the Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union (helsinki.org.ua) held a contest titled “The Right to Choose� (314 works were submitted).
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION The Fund for the Protection of the Right to Access to Information (medialaw. kiev.ua) submitted several appeals to the European Court of Human Rights concerning cases where journalists and activists were not provided with public information. This included the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine on the parliamentary coalition in 2010, the sale of the presidential residency in Mezhyhirya and the access to city plans. Experts also filed legal cases with Ukrainian courts regarding declarations of incomes of people’s deputies, collection of information about individuals by the State Security Service (SBU), constitutional appeals regarding the language law, etc. As a result of the advocacy campaign on access to city plans, coordinated by the Eastern Ukrainian Center of Civic Initiatives (totalaction.org.ua), the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Regional Development declassified maps that are a key element of the city plans and the State Institute Dipromisto allowed the declassifying of the text of these plans. In November 2013. Vice Premier Oleksandr Vilkul instructed the central bodies of executive power to guarantee access to city plans.
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION Monitoring of Euro-integration reforms European Integration Index Promoting European standards in Ukraine
MONITORING OF EURO-INTEGRATION REFORMS The expert consortium made up of Valeriy Chalyy, Oleksandr Sushko, Ihor Zhdanov, Ihor Burakovsky, Ihor Kohut, Dmytro Kotlyar and Ihor Koliyushko (eu-ua.blogspot.com) monitored Ukraine’s fulfillment of the requirements for signing of the Association Agreement with the European Union. Long before the Ukrainian leadership officially refused to sign the agreement, analysts warned that Ukraine faces a number of threats that may prevent the signing of the agreement. In particular, not one of the 11 criteria defined by the European Union was fulfilled completely.
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION INDEX The foundation has launched European Integration Index for Eastern Partnership Countries (eap-index.eu) project in 2011. In 2013, according to the survey, Ukraine took third place in many indicators (after Moldova and Georgia). According to experts, over the period 2012-2013 the indicators of democracy in Ukraine, the level of freedom of the press, and the right to peaceful assembly fell sharply and there was no guarantee of independence of the judiciary. It is worth noting that the monitoring was conducted prior to the start of the mass protests, which had a significant impact on the assessment of the situation in Ukraine.
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Ukraine Linkage
Approximation
Management
0.65
0.58
0.52 I N S T I T U T IONA L A R R A NG E M E N T S F OR
DE EP A ND S U S TA I NABL E
E U R OPE A N I N T E G R AT ION
P OL I T IC A L DI A L O G U E
DE MO CR AC Y
(coordination and implementation)
0.88
0.60
0.43
L E G A L A PPROXIM AT ION
T R A DE A N D E C ONO M IC I N T E G R AT ION
M A R K E T E C ONO M Y and D C F TA
M E C H A NI S M
0.72
0.54
0.66
S E C T OR A L C O OPE R AT ION
SECTOR A L A PPROXI M AT ION
OF EU A S SI S TA NC E
0.66
0.60
0.44
M A N AG E M E N T
T R A I N I N G I N T H E F I E L D OF PE OPL E -TO-PEOPL E
E U R OPE A N I N T E G R AT ION
0.54
0.50
A S SI S TA NC E
ON E U R OPE A N I N T E G R AT ION
0.46
0.36
AWA R E NE S S R A I SING
PA RT IC I PAT ION OF C I VIL S O C IE T Y
0 75
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PROMOTING EUROPEAN STANDARDS IN UKRAINE Even before the official signing of the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the EU, the IRF has supported the introduction of European standards in different sectors. Expert groups prepared proposals on air quality, recycling (including electronic waste), pedestrian safety and energy-saving in buildings that were submitted to relevant government agencies. The Institute of World Policy (iwp.org.ua) conducted the “Street Universities� action in 18 cities in 13 regions of Ukraine during which representatives of EU countries spoke about the advantages of European integration. There was also an exhibit of caricatures on the realities of life in Ukraine and the EU. Nearly 35,000 people attended the events.
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
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EUROPE WITHOUT BARRIERS In an effort to facilitate the EU-Ukraine visa liberalization process, the IRF provides its support to the civil society initiative Europe without Barriers (www. novisa.com.ua). The advocacy efforts resulted in the amendments to the EU-Ukraine Visa Facilitation Agreement expanding the list of valid reasons for requesting multiple-entry visas as well as categories of citizens eligible for EU visas under a simplified procedure. The Europe without Barriers initiative in partnership with the Visa-Free Europe (visa-free-europe.eu) international coalition has carried out a series of activities in the capitals of the EU member states to advocate the visa-free regime between Ukraine and EU. The activities targeted experts, politicians, government officials, public activists, and journalists of those countries.
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
VISAS? WHAT’S THE REASON? Every year hundred of thousands of Europeans, among which ten of thousands citizens of Ukraine are deprived of the chance to travel freely and make visits to their European friends, relatives and colleagues because of the «Visa Wall». Most of them are law-complying citizens. The burdensome barriers preventing freedoms of movement in Europe must be removed!
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ROMA OF UKRAINE Integration of Roma into Ukrainian society Roma rights monitoring Access to education
INTEGRATION OF ROMA INTO UKRAINIAN SOCIETY In 2013 the Strategy for the Protection and Integration of the Roma National Minority into Ukrainian Society was adopted. The Foundation supported the working group that drafted proposals to the document. The Foundation coordinated negotiations on Ukraine joining the international initiative Decade of Roma Inclusion. Leaders of Roma organizations sent an appeal to the Ukrainian government and the Ukrainian delegation participated in the meeting of the Decade International Steering Committee.
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ROMA OF UKRAINE
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ROMA RIGHTS MONITORING The Association of Ukrainian Human Rights Monitors on Law Enforcement (umdpl.info), the Kharkiv Institute of Social Researches (khisr.kharkov.ua), the Alliance of Roma in the Cherkasy Oblast (cnucd.com.ua), the Myrhorod Roma and the Odesa Oblast Roma Congress conducted monitoring of the “Compliance with the Rights of the Roma Population in the Activity of the Internal Affairs departments of Ukraine�. The results showed that while the level of crime among Roma is 2.5 times lower than the average in Ukraine, the police are unjustifiably strict with Roma, constantly checking documents, inspecting their homes and car, detaining them, etc.
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ROMA OF UKRAINE
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ACCESS TO EDUCATION
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ROMA OF UKRAINE
In cooperation with Roma Education Fund, we continued to support scholarships for young Romani students, creating an opportunity to study for more than 100 young people. The academic society Humanitarian Collegium initiated the Roma Studies program at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. It includes specialized courses on the history of Roma in Ukraine, culture, religion and social psychology of the Roma people, the activity of Roma NGOs in Ukraine. Nearly 80 students attended the courses.
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PUBLIC HEALTH Palliative care Struggle against socially dangerous diseases Balanced drug policy
PALLIATIVE CARE Thanks to the advocacy campaigns conducted by NGOs and patient organizations, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine issued decree No. 77 on February 1, 2013 officially registering morphine tablets, an effective painkiller. This gave patients living with an incurable disease a chance to alleviate their suffering and not wait for injections administrated by a nurse. Also, thanks to the efforts of the public, the Cabinet of Ministers approved a new procedure for access to pain relief (Decree No. 333 of May 13, 2013). The document envisages that the terminally ill can keep a reserve of opioid analgesics for pain relief. Experts of the Ukrainian Palliative and Hospice Care League consider this a significant step towards civilized standards of pain relief that exist in developed countries. With our assistance, the first Center for Children’s Palliative Care in Ukraine was established in Prykarpattia and in Kharkiv the first training center was opened where medical professionals learn how to administer palliative care.
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PUBLIC HEALTH
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ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES
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PUBLIC HEALTH
The Advisory Council on Access to Treatment in Ukraine (ucab.org.ua) has for many years been advocating for the allocation of money to fight terminal diseases (cancer, hepatitis, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS). A number of actions were held outside the Cabinet of Ministers and Ministry of Health to encourage officials to seriously tackle these diseases. The Cabinet of Ministers approved the first State Program for the Fight against Hepatitis and allocated UAH 33.2 million. Activists are now demanding the allocation of more funds to finance the program. The Ukrainian Community Advisory Board prepared a brochure titled “State Purchase of Medications: Patient Control” and “Diagnosis: Oncology. History of One Country”. The “We Will Conquer C” actions organized for World Hepatitis Day were held in 30 cities in Ukraine upon the initiative of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine (aidsalliance.org.ua).
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BALANCED DRUG POLICY The International Renaissance Foundation and the Polish journal “Krytyka Polityczna” (krytykapolityczna.pl) held an international conference on drug policy in Kyiv in which former president of Poland Aleksander Kwasniewski participated. The participants appealed to the Ministry of Health to set limits to the amount of drugs that is subject to criminal liability on the basis of international standards. The experts reminded that individuals that possess 0.005 g of acetylated opium or heroin are subject to criminal punishment, while in Russia this figure is 0.5 g and in most countries of the EU – 1-3 g. This means that nearly one in ten individuals convicted in Ukraine were punished for something that is not even considered a crime in most civilized countries. Participants of the conference said such an approach is a gross violation of human rights and creates a serious threat of the spread of viral infections. According to the results of an advocacy campaign supported by the Foundation aimed at devising a balanced drug policy, the Strategy of the State Drug Policy was adopted. The document envisages the prevention and treatment of drug use, combating discrimination against them and defending their rights, expanding access to the medical usage of narcotics.
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PUBLIC HEALTH
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Independent Auditors’ Report
59
60
61
62
63
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EXPENDITURES BY PROGRAM
Total number of projects: 476
33
11
118
33
35
87
57
Total number of organizations: 261
102
Total amount: UAH 49,845,814
Civil Society and Good Governance Program (UAH 10,824,875)
Education program (UAH 4,625,407)
Public Health Program (UAH 9,625,553)
Mass Media Program (UAH 3,894,842)
Rule of Law Program (UAH 9,512,316) European Program (UAH 6,637,428)
Roma of Ukraine Program (3,529,830) East East Partnership Beyond Borders Program (UAH 1,195,563)
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EXPENDITURES BY REGION OF UKRAINE
REGION
INCLUDING PANUKRAINIAN
A MOUNT IN UAH
INCLUDING PANUKRAINIAN,
UAH
Autonomous Republic of Crimea
16
2
1,477,564
240,490
Cherkasy Oblast
2
0
80,124
0
Chernihiv Oblast
12
6
1,079,907
690,107
Chernivtsi Oblast
4
1
285,150
67,200
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
5
2
389,100
215,000
Donetsk Oblast
13
4
797,421
283,269
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
8
4
578,020
269,339
Kharkiv Oblast
26
7
3,067,521
1,409,843
Kherson Oblast
13
1
1,240,852
23,979
Khmelnytsky Oblast
4
0
246,288
0
Kirovohrad Oblast Kyiv City
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NUMBER OF PROJECTS
4
2
493,000
345,000
154
94
21,205,222
15,138,473
Kyiv Oblast
7
4
860,545
755,300
Luhansk Oblast
13
2
1,039,218
190,000
Lviv Oblast
30
14
3,370,226
1,922,741
Mykolaiv Oblast
8
1
532,462
60,000
Odesa Oblast
19
10
2,142,369
1,359,277
Poltava Oblast
8
5
948,724
700,681
Rivne Oblast
6
0
261,082
0
Sevastopol City
1
0
139,906
0
Sumy Oblast
10
1
721,613
90,000
Ternopil Oblast
3
0
107,850
0
Vinnytsia Oblast
15
4
927,391
291,917
Volyn Oblast
13
4
1,021,709
213,409
Zakarpattia Oblast
19
2
1,201,502
119,372
Zaporizhia Oblast
6
2
203,400
90,000
Zhytomyr Oblast
3
1
195,058
119,058
Operational projects
54
54
5,232,590
5,232,590
TOTAL
476
227
49,845,814
29,827,045
ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTED BY IRF IN 2013 ORGANIZATION
1.
“For Professional Journalism!” NGO (5 Nimanska St., of. 72, Kyiv, 01103,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
198,000
3
627,810
1
66,800
2
121,082
4
446,914
1
84,300
1
8,000
1
47,831
1
159,476
1
32,701
tel. (+380 44) 482 39 86) 2.
Academy of Ukrainian Press (11A Poryk St., of. 56, Kyiv, 04208, tel. +380 50 409 535)
3.
Agency for Donbas Economic Development (17 Lenin St., Snizhne, Donetsk Oblast, tel. +380 66 323 25 68)
4.
Agency for Economic Development (41 Lenin St., Voznesensk, Mykolaiv Oblast, 56500, tel. (+380 5134) 322 50)
5.
Agency for Legislative Initiatives (33 Nyzhniy Val St., of. 8, Kyiv, 04071, tel. (+380 44) 531 37 68)
6.
Agency of European Innovations (11/3 Panch St., Lviv, 79020, tel. (+380 32) 293 53 43)
7.
Anastasis NGO (P. O. Box 260, Kherson, 73021, tel. +380 95 77 11 83)
8.
Andrey Sheptytsky Charitable Hospital (4 Ozarkevych St., Lviv, 79016, (+380 322) 72 68 69)
9.
Anti-Corruption Action Center (P. O. Box 29, Kyiv, 01021, tel. (+380 44) 253 11 75)
10.
Arabesky (Arabesque) Theater Studio (6 Frunze St., Kharkiv, 61002, tel. (+380 57) 706 25 79)
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ORGANIZATION
11.
Arial Publishers (22 Novosadova St., Hvardiyske, Crimea, 97513,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
12,400
4
896,750
1
94,400
1
85,000
1
49,962
1
119,670
1
67,200
1
90,000
1
78,800
1
159,500
tel. (+380 652) 706 331) 12.
Association of Ukrainian Human Rights Monitors on Law Enforcement (9G Baseyna St., of. 25, Kyiv, 01004, tel. (+380 44) 417 41 18)
13.
Bilozerka Raion Branch of the Youth Center for Regional Development (98 Marx St., Bilozerka, Kherson Oblast, 75000, tel. (+380 5547) 33 768)
14.
Black Sea Center for Political and Social Research (32 Dvisti Rokiv Khersonu Ave., of. 56, Kherson, 73038, tel. (+380 552) 45 35 87)
15.
Blaho (Good) Charitable Foundation (17/2 Shvabska St., Uzhgorod, 88018, tel. +380 63 255 54 91)
16.
Blaho (Good) Charitable Foundation (259 Moskovsky Ave., Kharkiv, 61044, tel. (+380 57) 716 72 38)
17.
Bukovynske Viche (Bukovyna Veche) Newspaper (52 Fedkovych St., Chernivtsi, 58000, tel. (+380 37) 223 40 00)
18.
Bureau of Policy Analysis (6 Pokrovska Sq., of. 4, Sumy, 40000, tel. +380 66 97 50 277)
19.
Caritas Volyn Charitable Foundation (3 St Volodymyr St., Novovolynsk, Volyn Oblast, 45400, tel. (+380 3344) 63 212)
20.
Center for Civil Liberties (9G Baseyna St., of. 25, Kyiv, 01004, tel. (+380 44) 246 71 36)
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ORGANIZATION
21.
Center for Contemporary Art (14-18 Frunze St., of. 18, Kyiv, 04080,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
143,770
2
148,534
1
109,450
1
71,000
4
504,600
2
300,000
2
197,354
1
136,950
2
85,992
1
152,010
2
274,300
tel. (+380 44) 501 94 61) 22.
Center for Donbas Social Prospects Research (137 Postyshev St., of. 28, Donetsk, 83100, tel. (+380 62) 348 07 77)
23.
Center for European Initiatives (22 Naberezhna St., Sumy, 40009, tel. (+380 542) 79 86 68)
24.
Center for Leadership Development (6 Moskovsky Ave., Kyiv, 04073, tel. (+380 44) 361 07 85)
25.
Center for Legal Aid (14 Hrushevsky St., Kovel, Volyn Oblast, 45000, tel. (+380 3352) 7 39 92)
26.
Center for Political and Legal Reforms (11 Mechnikov St., of. 33, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 278 03 17)
27.
Center for Political Studies and Analytics (26 Bazhan St., of. 314, Kyiv, 02140, tel. (+380 44) 574 77 19)
28.
Center for Protection of Private Entrepreneurs and Small Business Enterprises (1 Ruska St., ChernŃ–vtsŃ–, 58000, tel. (+380 372) 58 53 14)
29.
Center for Regional Policy Studies (2 Gorky St., Sumy, 40000, tel. (+380 542) 60 10 13)
30.
Center for Regional Studies (3A Gaydar St., Odesa, 65074, tel. (+380 48) 719 85 36)
31.
Center for Society Research (26 Heroyiv Stalingrada Ave., of. 214, Kyiv, 04210, tel. +380 67 502 57 27)
69
ORGANIZATION
32.
Center for Strategic Partnership (21 Universytetska St., Uzhgorod, 88017,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
52,602
1
119,895
3
627,328
3
204,050
1
356,200
5
574,902
2
173,950
1
69,600
2
306,802
2
154,400
tel. (+380 312) 64 44 51) 33.
Center for Studies of History and Culture of East-European Jewry (8/5 Voloska St., build. 5, Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 463 57 89)
34.
Center for Testing Technologies and Education Quality Monitoring (1/22 Fіlatov St., of. 106, Kyiv, 01133, tel. (+380 44) 254 40 97)
35.
Centre for Local Government Studies (6 Kryva Lypa Lane, Lviv, 79015, tel. (+380 32) 235 68 48)
36.
Centre for the Ukrainian Liberation Movement Research (4/501 Kozelnytska St., Lviv, 79026, tel. (+380 32) 299 45 15)
37.
Charity and Health Foundation (2 Frunze St., of. 24, Kherson, 73000, tel. (+380 552) 49 60 03)
38.
Chernihiv Oblast Branch of Democratic Transformations of Ukraine NGO (10 Polubotok St., of. 1, Chernіhіv, 14000, tel. (+380 46) 297 09 90)
39.
Chernihiv Public Committee for Human Rights Protection (57/1 Gorky St., Chernіhіv, 14000, tel. (+380 46) 262 53 81)
40.
Chiricli Roma Women Foundation (53 Vasylkivska St., build. 1, of. 93, Kyiv, 03127, tel. (+380 44) 257 19 29)
41.
Chuhuyiv Human Rights Group (16A Rosa Luxemburg St., Chuhuyiv, Kharkiv Oblast, 63503, tel. (+380 67) 57 55 939)
70
ORGANIZATION
42.
Citizens’ Self-Organization Support Association
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
4
673,895
1
165,814
1
40,000
1
100,000
1
95,040
1
12,000
1
65,000
1
7,000
3
178,900
1
109,820
2
259,754
(38 Marazliyivska St., Odesa, 65014, tel. (+380 48) 738 68 30) 43.
Civil Society Development Think Tank (61A Zhovtneva St., of. 20, Poltava, 36014, tel. +380 50 304 54 79)
44.
Condominium Resource Center (213A/10 Horodotska St., Lviv, 79040, tel. (+380 32) 298 73 85, +380 98 584 73 89)
45.
Condominiums Support and Devepolment Association (49 Hlushets St., of. 451, Lutsk, 43010, tel. (+380 332) 2000 32)
46.
Congress of National Communities of Ukraine (8/5 Voloska St., of. 6, Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 425 97 58)
47.
Convictus Ukraine Charitable Organization (44 Pochainynska St., of. 30, Kyiv, 04053, tel. (+380 44) 592 58 47)
48.
Coordination Committee for Self-Organization in Dymytrov (18A Vatutin St., Dymytrov, Donetsk Oblast, 85323, tel. (+380 6239) 65 183)
49.
Crimean Human Rights Alliance (39 Kirov St., build. 55, of. 4, Yalta, Crimea, 98600, tel. +380 66 269 83 65)
50.
Crimean Legal Coalition NGO (P. O. Box 1461, Simferopol, 95000, tel. (+380 652) 70 70 54)
51.
Crimean Rural Development Agency (P. O. Box 817, Simferopol, 95024, tel. +380 50 596 18 35)
52.
Data Journalism Agency (10 Tychyna St., of. 12, Kyiv, 02098, tel. +380 66 676 25 45)
71
ORGANIZATION
53.
Debatna Akademiya (Debate Academy) NGO (9G Baseina St., of. 25, Kyiv,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
85,000
1
89,200
1
69,540
1
167,509
1
100,000
2
215,000
1
99,210
1
80,018
1
95,000
1
59,850
01004, +380 67 969 47 40, +380 50 441 45 47, +380 44 246 71 36) 54.
Democratic and Public Initiatives NGO (21 Heroyiv Stalinhrada St., of. 38, Sіmferopol, 95047, tel. (+380 652) 50 58 12)
55.
Demokratychni Peretvorennya Ukrayiny (Democratic Transformations of Ukraine) NGO (11A Tupolev St., of. 21, Kyiv, 04128, tel. (+380 44) 255 77 50)
56.
Dixi Group NGO (24 Srіbnokіlska St., P. O. Box 68, Kyiv, 02095, tel. (+380 44) 592 81 20)
57.
Diya Slova (Impact of Word) NGO (26 Novobilyarska St., of. 68, Yuzhne, Odesa Oblast, 65481, tel. +380 93 31 32 701)
58.
Dnipropetrovsk Coordination and Expert Center for Regulatory Policy (1 Zelena St., of. 110, Dnipropetrovsk, 49102, tel. +380 66 77 66 456)
59.
Dobrochyn (Charity) Center (21A Shchors St., of. 54, Chernihiv, 14017, tel. (+380 462) 67 71 81)
60.
Donetsk Information Institute (42/11 Ovnatanyan St., Donetsk, 83017, tel. +380 62 348 21 07)
61.
Donetsk Oblast Branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine (34 Herzen St., of. 61, Donetsk, 83076, tel. (+380 62) 337 63 16)
62.
Down Syndrome Charitable Organization (51 Raiduzhna St., Kyiv, 02218, tel. (+380 44) 540 96 09)
72
ORGANIZATION
63.
Dukh i Litera NGO (Spirit and Letter) (2 Skovorody St., build. 4, of. 210,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
40,000
3
309,400
1
150,000
1
82,800
1
27,933
1
80,000
2
304,400
1
66,770
1
54,000
1
9,000
1
75,662
Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 425 60 20) 64.
Dvorichna Raion Rural Communities Foundation (26 35th Hvardiyskoyi Dyviziyi St., Dvorіchna, Kharkiv Oblast, 62702, tel. (+380 5750) 77 946)
65.
Eastern Ukrainian Center for Civic Initiatives (17 Dimitrov St., Luhansk, 91005, tel. (+380 642) 491 374)
66.
Ecoart Youth Center (96 Universytetska St., of. 313, Donetsk, 83114, tel. (+380 62) 349 14 56)
67.
Education Monitoring Center (1/22 Fіlatov St., of. 106, Kyiv, 01042, tel. (+380 44) 521 24 72)
68.
Education Policy Development Agency (30/32 Laherna St., Kyiv, 03113, tel. (+380 44) 456 08 14)
69.
Ekolohiya-Pravo-Lyudyna (Environment-People-Law) International Charitable Organization (9/1A Franko St., Lviv, 79000, tel. (+380 322) 257 682)
70.
Ekosfera (EcoSphere) NGO (7 Koshytska St., Uzhgorod, 88000, tel. (+380 312) 615 852)
71.
Election Law Institute (8/5 Voloska St., of. 324, Kyiv, 04655, tel. (+380 44) 463 65 93)
72.
Eney Club NGO (2 Dovzhenko St., Kyiv, 03057, tel. (+380 44) 455 62 84
73.
European Research Association (4/26 Pyrohov St., of. 9, Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 235 53 70)
73
ORGANIZATION
74.
Foundation for Donetsk Oblast Local Initiatives
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
65,000
1
40,969
4
148,050
1
130,000
2
218,000
1
88,000
1
64,100
1
10,000
1
92,800
1
40,000
(7/42 Shkilnyi Blvd., Donetsk, 83015, tel. (+38 0622) 337 63 16) 75.
Foundation for Local Development (8A Kopernik St., Lutsk, 43000, tel. (+380 332) 24 64 32)
76.
Foundation for Medical Law and Bioethics of Ukraine (10/3 Boykivska St., Lviv, 79044, tel. (+380 322) 76 55 07)
77.
Foundation for Municipal Initiatives Support (7 Avtotransportna St., Kyiv, 02121, tel. +380 93 200 62 69)
78.
Foundation for Mykolaiv City Development (15 Sevastopolska St., of. 3, Mykolaiv, 54017, tel. (+380 512) 47 34 79)
79.
Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (40 Glushkov St., Kyiv, 03680, tel. (+380 44) 523 36 03)
80.
Goreniye (Enthusiasm) Charitable Foundation (129 Poltavska St., of. 403, Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, 51400, tel. (+380 5632) 6 02 81)
81.
Hender Zed (Gender Z) Charitable Foundation (3 Tsentralny Blvd., of. 103, ZaporŃ–zhia, 69005, tel. (+380 61) 224 65 20)
82.
Holoprystansky Raion Development Foundation (17 Shevtsova St., Hola Prystan, Kherson Oblast, 75600, tel. +380 50 631 48 77)
83.
Hospodaryuyemo razom (Managing together) Condominium Resource Center (8 Pushkin St., of. 312, Luhansk, 91055, tel. (+380 642) 93 24 59)
74
84.
ORGANIZATION
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
Hromadska Initsiatyva Luhanshchyny (Luhansk Oblast Puvlic Initiative) NGO
1
130,000
1
66,200
2
247,860
1
140,002
2
318,258
3
408,870
3
156,685
1
100,000
1
114,460
(24 Montazhna St., Luhansk, 91000, tel. +380 50 622 333 0) 85.
Hromadska Platforma (Public Platform) NGO (96ZH Lomonosov St., of. 29, Luhansk, 91000, tel. +380 66 88 162 88)
86.
Hromadske TV (Public TV) NGO (11/39 Hoholivska St., Kyiv, 04070, tel. +380 50 330 22 29)
87.
Hromadsky Prostir (Public Space) Information and Analysis Center (3 Hmyrya, of. 140, Kyiv, 02140, tel. (+380 44) 572 93 37)
88.
Human Rights Information Center (21/13 Reytarska St., of. 4a, Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 482 39 86)
89.
Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation (P.O. Box B-271, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 581 33 17, (+380 44) 510 05 42)
90.
Independent Media Trade Union of Ukraine (12A Pryozerna St., of. 91, Kyiv, 04011, tel. +380 50 356 57 58)
91.
Information Press Center (8 Sevastopolska St., of. 106, Sіmferopol, 95005, tel. (+380 652) 25 15 48, (+380 652) 27 31 90)
92.
Insight NGO (B. O. Box. 351В, Kyiv, 01001, tel. +380 50 410 75 59)
75
ORGANIZATION
93.
Institute for Applied Humanitarian Research (P. O. Box 10451, Kharkiv,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
154,000
4
701,041
2
432,430
1
102,000
11
664,312
2
330,630
1
58,269
3
205,000
1
150,000
1
197,405
1
159,900
61002, tel. (+380 57) 714 99 52) 94.
Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting (8/5A Reytarska St., Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 235 63 27, (+380 44) 278 63 60)
95.
Institute for Education Development (1/22 Filatov St., of. 106, Kyiv, 01042, tel. (+380 44) 254 40 97)
96.
Institute for Euro-Atlantic 小ooperation (42 Volodymyrska St., of. 21, Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 238 68 43)
97.
Institute for Legal Studies and Strategies (P.O. Box 10397, Kharkiv, 61002, tel. (+380 57) 700 67 71, (+380 57) 700 67 72)
98.
Institute for Political Education (4 Patorzhynsky St., Kyiv, 01034, tel. (+380 44) 278 55 16)
99.
Institute for Social Research and Policy Analysis (12 Shchors St., of. 11, Donetsk, 83001, tel. (+380 62) 305 02 59)
100.
Institute for State and Regional Policy Analysis (22B Dubnivska St., of. 31A, Lutsk, 43010, tel. +380 97 950 22 75)
101.
Institute for Urban Initiatives Research (5A Mate Zalka, of. 517, Simferopol, 95053, tel. +380 68 883 55 99)
102.
Institute of World Policy (24/7 Instytutska St., of. 6, Kyiv, 01021, tel. (+380 44) 253 28 53)
103.
Instytut Mista (City Institute) Think Tank (17 Dobrokhotov St., of. 175, Kyiv, 03142, tel. (+380 44) 451 06 99)
76
ORGANIZATION
104.
Integration and Development Center (13 Khatsko St., of. 1, Simferopol,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
159,970
1
160,000
2
100,000
2
474,000
4
459,908
1
12,000
1
220,000
1
800,000
1
136,038
1
69,800
tel. 95006, tel. (+380 652) 50 58 12) 105.
International Association for the Humanities (6 Svoboda Sq., of. 486A, Kharkiv, 61022, tel. (+380 57) 705 26 30)
106.
International Foundation for Education Policy Research (24B Frunze St., of. 1, Kyiv, 04080, tel. (+380 44) 455 69 81)
107.
International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine (5 Dimitrov St., build. 10Đ?, Kyiv, 03680, tel. (+380 44) 490 54 85, (+380 44) 490 54 86)
108.
Internews Ukraine (15 Ryzka St., Kyiv, 04112, tel. (+380 44) 458 44 40, (+380 44) 458 44 36)
109.
Iskra Nadiyi (Sparkle of Hope) (23 Shevhcneko Blvd., of. 43, Ternopil, 46001, tel. +380 67 904 97 50)
110.
Journalists Ethics Commission (19/1 Moskovska St., Kyiv, 03150, tel. (+380 44) 280 21 57)
111.
Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (27 Ivanov St., of. 4, Kharkiv, 61002, tel. (+380 57) 700 67 71, +380 98 236 52 07)
112.
Kharkiv Institute of Social Researches (4 Sumska St., of. 25, Kharkiv, 61057, tel. (+380 57) 760 46 23)
113.
Kherson Oblast Branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine (12 Budyonny St., of. 359, Kherson, 73000, tel. (+380 552) 325 026, +380 50 605 63 16)
77
ORGANIZATION
114.
Komora (Pantry) Publishers (3 Kudryashov St., of. 133, Kyiv, 03035,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
2
167,400
2
78,200
4
1,704,263
1
40,200
1
80,000
1
160,000
1
160,000
2
86,206
2
102,200
1
160,000
tel. (+380 44) 221 05 84) 115.
Krab (Crab) Childhood Cancer Foundation (73/1 Zakrevsky St., of. 17, Kyiv, 10009, tel. +380 67 255 52 87)
116.
Krok za Krokom (Step by Step) Foundation (9A Pushkinska St., of. 4, Kyiv, 01034, tel. (+380 44) 235 11 36, (+380 44) 531 12 76)
117.
Kyiv City Branch of Opora (Mainstay) Civic Network (P. O. Box 43, Kyiv, 04070, tel. +380 67 351 38 20)
118.
Kyiv City Organization of Vasyl Stus Memorial Charitable Society (6A Stelmakh St., Kyiv, 03040, tel. (+380 44) 258 00 71)
119.
Kyiv International Energy Club (60 Artem St., of. 719, Kyiv, 04050, tel. (+380 44) 484 04 44)
120.
La Strada-Ukraine (P. O. Box 26, Kyiv, 03113, tel. (+380 44) 205 36 95)
121.
Ladyzhyn Public Council (160 Nakonechny St., Ladyzhyn, Vinnytsya Oblast, tel. +380 97 229 50 22)
122.
Lautari Roma Musical Culture Society (4/10 Novak St., Uzhgorod, 88018, tel. (+380 3122) 3 71 27)
123.
Liha Narodnykh Advokativ (People’s Lawyers League) NGO (33 Honchar St., of. 1, Kyiv, 01034, tel. (+380 44) 246 47 67)
78
ORGANIZATION
124.
Lviv Legal Society (36/1 Hazova St., of. 37, Lviv, 79058,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
39,402
1
135,000
3
411,420
1
80,000
7
518,220
2
390,000
1
158,100
4
849,380
1
30,000
1
6,000
tel. (+380 322) 94 92 63) 125.
Lviv Media Forum (101/152 Chornovil Ave., Lviv, 79000, tel. +380 97 700 66 75)
126.
M’ART Youth Alternative NGO (P.O. Box 79, Chernіhіv, 14000, tel. (+380 46) 277 41 10)
127.
Makiyivka Union for Self-Organization Development (2 Quarter, build. 8, of. 2, Makiyivka, Donetsk Oblast, 86141, tel. +380 95 400 94 42)
128.
Maty Tereza (Mother Teresa) Charitable Foundation (8 Novakivsky St., Ivano-Frankіvsk, 76002, tel. (+380 34) 78 17 19, (+380 34) 50 14 00)
129.
Maydan Monitoring Information Center (10 Slyusarny Lane, of. 2, Kharkiv, 61003, tel. +380 50 401 23 83)
130.
Media Law Institute (8 Staronavodnytska St., of. 29, Kyiv, 01015, tel. (+380 44) 284 61 64)
131.
Medytsyna i pravo (Medicine and Law) Charitable Foundation (10 Boykivska St., of. 3, Lviv, 79000, tel. (+380 322) 35 54 76)
132.
Melitopol Homeowners Associaton (85 Khmelnytsky Ave., of. 8, Melitopol, Zaporizhia Oblast, 72311, tel. (+380 619) 43 26 69)
133.
Mist (Bridge) Center for Social Development (1-5 Lebedynsky St., Donestk, 83049, tel. (+380 62) 208 30 58)
79
ORGANIZATION
134.
Mistseva Initsiatyva (Local Initiative) Charitable Foundation
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
85,000
1
48,550
1
123,920
1
82,084
1
98,378
5
489,850
1
196,000
1
27,500
1
107,114
1
139,906
1
113,000
(36 Balkivska St., of. 55, Odesa, 65110, tel. +380 67 480 64 99) 135.
Moldovian National and Cultural Association (83 Kanatna St., of. 1115, Odesa, 65107, tel. (+380 48) 728 37 47)
136.
Molodist (Youth) Foundation (39-41 Khoryv St., of. 53, Kyiv, 04071, tel. (+380 44) 461 98 03)
137.
Nadiya (Hope) Disabled People Protection Association (12 Kulida Lane, Saky, Crimea, 96500, tel. +380 93 694 71 02)
138.
Nasha Hromada (Our Community) Center for Regional Development (20 Krasna Sq., KremŃ–nna, Luhansk Oblast, 92900, tel. (+380 6454) 31 744, +380 50 938 82 36)
139.
Nashe Pravo (Our Right) Information and Legal Centre (36/1 Hazova St., of. 22, Lviv, 79019, tel. (+380 32) 236 70 49)
140.
Nashi Hroshi (Our Money) NGO (7A Sechenov St., of. 45, Kyiv, 03127, tel. +380 50 330 70 32)
141.
National Pirogov Medical University (56 Pirogov St., Vinnytsya, 21018, tel. (+380 432) 57 03 60)
142.
Nazustrich (Towards) NGO (49A Volodymyr Velyky St., of. 50, Lviv, 79026, tel. (+380 32) 258 01-51)
143.
Nomos Center (24 Muzyka St., of. 2, Sevastopol, Crimea, 99007, tel. (+380 692) 45 04 51)
144.
Nova Doba (New Age) Association (1/5 Halytska St., Lviv, 79008, tel. (+380 32) 235 75 55, (+380 32) 297 66 89)
80
ORGANIZATION
145.
Nova Simya (New Family) Charitable Foundation (28G Komarov St.,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
11,000
1
59,800
4
530,460
2
282,722
1
176,892
1
28,500
2
117,944
1
68,000
1
115,000
2
76,000
Chernіvtsі, 58013, tel. (+380 372) 55 83 63) 146.
NTK TV (23 Sichovykh Striltsiv St., Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, 78200, tel. (+380 3433) 38 000)
147.
Odesa Oblast Branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine (25 Sadykovska St., Odesa, 65023, tel. (+380 48) 716 40 18)
148.
Odesa Public Institute for Social Technologies (10/11 Soborna Sq., Odesa, 65023, tel. (+380 48) 726 65 25)
149.
Opora (Mainstay) Civic Network (10/10 Pidvysotsky St., Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 503 08 23)
150.
Osvita dlya Demokratiyi (Education for Democracy) Foundation (Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 238 24 91)
151.
Parostok (Sprig) Organization for the Social Development of Vulnerable Youth (6/43 Kon St., Vinnytsya, 21036, tel. (+380 432) 43 22 61, (+380 432) 35 88 87)
152.
Parus (Sail) Charitable Foundation (140/1 Moskovsky Ave., of. 16, Kharkiv, 61128, tel. (+380 57) 764 62 46, (+380 57) 760 45 97)
153.
Perspektyva (Perspective) Enterpreneurs NGO (25 Kіrov St., Sovetsky, Crimea, 97200, tel. (+380 6551) 91 534)
154.
Perspektyva (Prospective) NGO (P. O. Box 121, Zhytomyr, 10001, tel. (+380 412) 34 05 12)
81
155.
ORGANIZATION
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
Pivden (South) Journalists Association (2 Frunze St., of. 24, Kherson, 73000,
1
146,000
1
197,040
2
138,900
1
97,000
2
229,790
1
220,750
2
198,734
2
143,070
3
171,917
1
10,000
tel. (+380 552) 26 50 39) 156.
Platforma Idey (Platform of Ideas) NGO (22A Hrekov St., of. 27, Kyiv, tel. +380 66 945 52 12)
157.
Podillya Agency for Regional Development (7 Chervonykh Partyzaniv St., Vinnytsya, 21000, tel. (+380 432) 69 44 32)
158.
Podillya Human Rights Center (11 Pushkin St., Vinnytsya, 21050, tel. (+380 432) 674 225)
159.
Podillya Legal League (105 Volodymyrska St., of. 4, Khmelnytsky, 29000, tel. (+380 382) 720 195)
160.
Policy Experts and Journalists Independent Center (P. O. Box 142, Simferopol, 95000, tel. (+380 652) 544 123)
161.
Polissya Foundation for International and Regional Studies (49A Myru St., of. 58, Chernihiv, 14000, tel. (+380 462) 66 11 27)
162.
Politsotsium Center for Political and Sociological Studies (9/63 Sukhodolska St., Luhansk, 91054, tel. (+380 642) 52 81 31)
163.
Pravo (Law) NGO (9 Pershoho Travnia St., of. 29, Khmilnyk, Vinnytsia Oblast, 22000, tel. +380 67 425 84 95)
164.
Pravo na Maibutnye (Right to a Future) NGO (403/1 NakhŃ–mov St., of. 76, Izmail, Odesa Oblast, 68600, tel. +380 50 391 01 08)
82
165.
ORGANIZATION
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
Pravova Yednist (Legal Unity) NGO (51 Pavlіchenko St., of. 78, Bіla Tserkva,
1
69,850
1
50,750
2
114,260
1
140,200
2
238,510
1
9,000
1
156,800
2
245,575
3
399,549
2
95,850
Kyiv Oblast, 09100, tel. +380 93 572 10 07, +380 96 501 36 11) 166.
Pravozakhyst (Human Rights Protection) Citizens Union (6/44 Derevanko Lane, Sume, 40022, tel. +380 66 305 51 90)
167.
Promotion of Intercultural Cooperation NGO (51 Novosilsky St., of. 12, Odesa, 65023, tel. +380 50 333 60 58)
168.
Public Advocacy Center (63/706 Chornovil Ave., Lviv, 79058, tel. (+380 32) 244 46 59)
169.
Public Committee for the Protection of Citizen’s Constitutional Rights and Freedoms (P. O. Box 98, Luhansk, 91055, tel. (+380 642) 55 34 27)
170.
Public Health NGO (130 Kyivska St., of. 89, Simferopol, 95043, tel. +380 50 86 35 663)
171.
Razumkov Centre (16 Lavrska St., Kyiv, 01015, tel. (+380 44) 201 11 98)
172.
Rearesource Blind Professionals Association (5 Pechersky Downhill, Kyiv, 01601, tel. (+380 44) 235 62 97)
173.
Regional Press Development Institute (Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 279 41 99)
174.
Ridne Misto (Native Town) NGO (9 Rynok Sq., Berezhany, Ternopil Oblast, 47501, tel. +380 67 354 51 00)
83
ORGANIZATION
175.
Rivne Oblast Branch of the All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
5
253,082
2
112,500
1
68,124
1
35,000
2
75,000
1
79,920
3
373,348
1
8,000
2
48,360
1
50,000
(46/139 Verbova St., Rivne, 33000, tel. (+380 362) 43 97 63) 176.
Rom Som Roma Cultural NGO (10/5 Mukachivska St., Uzhgorod, 88018, tel. (+380 312) 23 62 67)
177.
Roma Alliance of Cherkasy Oblast (64 Druhoho Ukrayinskoho Frontu St., Cherkasy, 18000, tel. (+380 472) 45 24 00)
178.
Roma NGO (45 Bohatyrska St., Uzhgorod, 88007, tel. (+380 312) 61 37 58)
179.
Romani Cherkhen (Roma Star) NGO (80 Uzhanska St., Uzhgorod, 88000, tel. +380 50 538 02 41)
180.
Romani Yag Roma NGO (18 Dunayevsky St., Uzhgorod, 88007, tel. (+380 312) 638 256)
181.
Rozvytok (Progress) Charitable Foundation (1/10 Mіchurіn St., Mukacheve, Zakarpattia Oblast, 89600, tel. +380 99 249 64 60)
182.
Rozvytok Maibutnyoho (Development of Future) Charitable Foundation (204 Dzerzhinsky St., Melitopol, Zaporіzhia Oblast, 72312, tel. (+380 619) 44 85 34)
183.
Ruka Dopomohy (Helping Hand) NGO (17 Lehotsky St., of. 68, Uzhgorod, 88015, tel. +380 66 813 45 93)
184.
Rural Women Union of Ukraine (14 Lenіn St., Zіnkіv, Poltava Oblast, 38100, (+380 53) 533 13 64)
84
ORGANIZATION
185.
Shans (Chance) Youth Club for the Resocialization of the Chemically
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
2
131,901
1
125,400
2
16,498
2
119,993
1
69,990
1
320,000
1
79,000
1
131,472
1
80,000
2
210,560
Dependent (1 Gromadyansky Lane, Sumy, 40021, tel. (+380 542) 619 779) 186.
Shevchenkiv Dim (Shevchenko’s House) Charitable Foundation (12 Shevchenko Blvd., Kyiv, 01004, tel. (+380 44) 234 40 39)
187.
Simeinyi Likar (Family Doctor) NGO (20 Ohiyenko St., Kamyanets Podilsky, Khmelnytsky Oblast, 32330, tel. (+380 3849) 90 208)
188.
Siverian Institute for Regional Studies (1 Preobrazhenska St., Chernihiv, 14000, tel. (+380 462) 676 052, +380 67 79 799 46)
189.
Skadovshchyna - Miy Ridnyi Kray (Skadovsk Raion Is My Native Land) NGO (46 Proletarska St., Skadovsk, Kherson Oblast, 75700, tel. +380 50 772 42 16, (+380 5537) 5 34 13)
190.
Skhid-Zakhid (East-West) AIDS Foundation (30 Saksahansky St., of. 9, Kyiv, 01033, tel. (+380 44) 287 20 26, (+380 44) 289 27 34)
191.
Social Help Service Charitable Foundation (1/3 Poltavsky Shlyakh St., of. 27, Kharkiv, 61012, tel. (+380 57) 712 30 16)
192.
Social Legal Aid (43 Korolyov St., build. A, Odesa, 65109, tel. (+380 48) 702 90 21)
193.
Social Studies Agency in Lviv (10 Rynok Sq., Lviv, 79007, tel. (+380 32) 297 53 29)
194.
Sotsialna Diya (Social Action) Center (P. O. Box 480-V, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 254 58 88)
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195.
ORGANIZATION
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
Sotsialni Indykatory (Social Indicators) Center (9 Іllіnska St., build. 4, of. 228,
1
80,000
1
100,000
1
10,000
1
74,449
2
19,000
1
72,240
1
99,960
2
67,440
1
119,058
1
92,150
Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 537 33 76) 196.
Sotsium-XXI (Society-XXI) Youth Center for Social Sphere Transformation (8/5 Voloska St., build. 4, of. 298, Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 425 77 82)
197.
Spilne Obyednannya Sotsiumu (Joint Union of Society) NGO (6 Myru Sq., Vynohradіv, Zakarpattia Oblast, 90300, tel. (+380 3143) 22 185)
198.
Stalist (Sustainability) Public Congress (P. O. Box 817, Vinnytsya, 21009, tel. (+380 432) 520 964)
199.
Stan Youth Organization (17 Sonyachny Quart., of. 77, Luhansk, 91000, tel. +380 95 34 95 325)
200.
Stanychno-Luhansky Law Information and Consulting Center (2a Myru St., Stanytsya Luhanska, Luhansk Oblast, 93600, tel. (+380 64) 723 15 52)
201.
Stara Zburyivka Self-Defence Committee (4 Pіonerska St., Stara Zburyivka, Kherson Oblast, 75631, tel. +380 99 774 36 79)
202.
StopRak (StopCancer) Charitable Foundation (2 Kovelska St., of. 5, Lutsk, 43000, tel. (+380 332) 29 51 69)
203.
Suchasnyi Format (Contemporary Format) NGO (6 Zhody Sq., Zhytomyr, 10014, tel. (+380 412) 46 10 86)
204.
Svitlo (Light) Socio-Ecological Youth Organization (137 Kyivska St., Sіmferopol, 95000, tel. (+380 652) 70 60 73)
86
ORGANIZATION
205.
Svitlo Nadiyi (Light of Hope) Charitable Association to Help People
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
4
503,000
1
10,000
1
100,000
2
355,467
1
24,900
1
80,000
2
74,190
2
345,000
1
92,750
1
12,000
3
485,077
with HIV/AIDS (28A Artem St., Poltava, 36000, tel. (+380 532) 50 85 99, +380 50 908 07 20) 206.
Syaivo Veselky (Shining Rainbow) Charity Organization (8 Poshtova St., Voloske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, 52043, tel. (+380 56) 732 48 07)
207.
Tamarisk Center for Civic and Cultural Initiatives Support (P.O. Box 907, Dnipropetrovsk, 49000, tel. (+380 562) 716 45 77, (+380 562) 36 75 22)
208.
Telekrytyka (TV Criticism) NGO (34B Shevchenko Blvd., Kyiv, 01030, tel. (+380 44) 235 70 91)
209.
Terne Roma NGO (14/1 Halshka Hulevychivna St., Lutsk, 43016, tel. +380 63 394 39 55)
210.
Terytoriya Uspikhu (Territory of Success) NGO (19 Yehorov St., of. 2, Kirovohrad, 25011, tel. (+380 522) 27 09 63)
211.
The Association of Cartoonists (57 Vernadsky St., of. 39, Kyiv, 03142, tel. (+380 44) 424 70 99)
212.
Transparency International Ukraine (17 Yehorov St., of. 4, Kirovohrad, 25006, tel. (+380 522) 27 27 54)
213.
Trostyanetsky Raion Entrepreneurs Union (58A Gorky St., Trostyanets, Sumy Oblast, 42600, tel. (+380 5458) 66 8 50, (+380 5458) 5 12 78)
214.
Try Krapky (Ellipsis) Ukrainian Creative Union (85 Heroyiv DnŃ–pra St., of. 109, Cherkasy, 18002, tel. (+380 472) 37 28 77)
215.
UA Center NGO (Kyiv, 01010, tel. (+380 44) 234 80 94)
87
ORGANIZATION
216.
Ukraine’s Human Rights Activist Association (3/8 Pulyuy St., Lviv, 79060,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
94,000
1
59,948
1
83,300
1
145,045
6
678,095
4
497,129
1
158,000
5
481,124
1
160,000
1
196,771
2
332,000
tel. +380 93 723 48 98) 217.
Ukraine’s Philosophical Foundation (4 Tryokhsvyatytelska St., of. 321, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 279 16 70)
218.
Ukraine’s E-government Cities Association (15 Kyivsky Qr., Slavutych, Kyiv Oblast, 07101, tel. (+3804579) 2 35 72)
219.
Ukrainian Association of Student Self-Government (6/44 Kurchatov St., Kyiv, 02156, tel. (+380 44) 383 58 23)
220.
Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research (8 Lysenko St., of. 9, Kyiv, 01034, tel. (+380 44) 279 24 35, (+380 44) 599 42 51, (+380 44) 599 42 51)
221.
Ukrainian Community Advisory Board (29 Shovkovychna St., of. 30, Kyiv, 01024, tel. (+380 44) 253 77 15)
222.
Ukrainian Foundation for Public Health (3 Stanіslavsky St., of. 7, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 278 23 58)
223.
Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union (36 Olehivska St., of. 309, Kyiv, 04071, tel. (+380 44) 41 74 118)
224.
Ukrainian Institute for Public Policy (69/6 Saksahansky St., Kyiv, 01033, tel. (+380 44) 248 72 52)
225.
Ukrainian Institute on Public Health Policy (4 Malopіdvalna St., of. 6, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 222 62 71)
226.
Ukrainian League for Palliative and Hospice Care (4 Patorzhynsky St., of. 8, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 270 72 43)
88
ORGANIZATION
227.
Ukrainian Legal Aid Foundation (2 Rybalska St., of. 211, Kyiv, 01011,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
5
754,640
1
159,600
2
92,480
2
143,874
1
159,735
1
70,000
1
119,850
1
22,100
1
42,936
1
151,290
tel. (+380 44) 280 67 40) 228.
Ukrainian Legal Foundation (34/2 Esplanadna St., of. 8, Kyiv, 01001, tel. (+380 44) 287 22 36, +380 50 447 07 71)
229.
Ukrainian Media Group (93/3 Lenin Ave., of. 305, Mykolaiv, 54017, tel. (+380 512) 70 96 66)
230.
Ukrainian Narcologists Association (1/12 Chervonotkatska St., Kyiv, 02100, tel. (+380 44) 593 66 01)
231.
Ukrainian Pellet Union (83D Melnykov St., of. 74, Kyiv, 04119, tel. (+380 44) 384 21 88)
232.
Ukrainian People’s House in Chernivtsi NGO (2 Lomonosov St., Chernіvtsі, 58000, tel. +380 50 374 07 05)
233.
Ukrainian Philanthropic Marketplace (9/2 Chervonoarmiyska St., of. 29, Kyiv, 01004, tel. (+380 44) 594 96 86)
234.
Ukrayinska Hromada (Ukrainian Community) International NGO (29 Shota Rustavelі St., of. 2, Kyiv, 04071, tel. (+380 44) 332 12 54)
235.
Ukrayinska Stratehiya (Ukrainian Strategy) NGO (29A Babushkіn St., of. 49, Kyiv, 03190, tel. (+380 44) 253 78 83)
236.
Ukrayinsky Dim (Ukrainian House) NGO (11 Radyanska St., of. 23, Bakhchysarai, Crimea, 98400, tel. +38050 393 46 93)
89
ORGANIZATION
237.
Usvidomlenyi Vybir Narodu (People’s Conscious Choice) NGO
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
2
160,770
1
9,000
2
195,840
1
60,000
1
21,900
1
68,000
3
414,433
1
8,000
1
10,000
1
90,900
(13 Pokrovska Sq., Sumy, 40030, tel. (+380 542) 79 51 26) 238.
Vertykal (Vertical) International Charitable Foundation (4A Krymsky St., of. 110, Kyiv, 03680, tel. (+380 44) 227 35 30)
239.
Vested Carpathian Human Rights Agency (46/125 8 Bereznya St., Uzhgorod, 88009, tel. (+380 312) 61 96 61)
240.
Victoria Union of the Condominiums and Homeowmners (4 Chervonohvardіyska St., Zaporіzhia, 69002, tel. (+380 61) 270 61 18)
241.
Vidkryta Polityka (Open Policy) Foundation (29B Moskovska St., of. 16, Kyiv, 01021, tel. +380 97 489 35 90)
242.
Vidkryte Sertse (Open Heart) Charitable Organization (2 Preobrazhenska St., of. 10, Kirovohrad, 25006, tel. (+380 522) 27 28 26)
243.
Vidkryte Suspilstvo (Open Society) Foundation (6 Svobody Ave., of. 264, Kyiv, 04070, tel. (+380 44) 425 77 09)
244.
Vira, Nadiya, Lyubov (Faith, Hope, Love) Charitable Mission (37 Verbova St., of. 264, Rivne, 33024, tel. (+380 362) 250 437)
245.
Vita-Light Charitable Foundation (8 Avanhardna St., of. 5, Mykolayiv, 54030, tel. (+380 512) 37 31 20, (+380 512) 76 83 00)
246.
Voznesensk Community Foundation (3 Pushkinska St., of. 35, Voznesensk, Mykolaiv Oblast, 56500, tel. (+380 5134) 380 11)
90
ORGANIZATION
247.
Vybir (Choice) NGO (25/1 Shterivska St., Stakhanov, Luhansk Oblast,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
81,820
1
254,513
1
280,000
2
50,000
1
7,000
2
354,860
1
125,000
1
159,910
1
137,449
1
14,000
94002, tel. +380 95 180 71 04) 248.
Women Information and Consulting Center (40/5 Artem St., Kyiv, 04053, tel. (+380 44) 482 32 07)
249.
Yalta European Strategy (2 Mechnikov St., Kyiv, 01601, tel. (+380 44) 494 11 40, (+380 44) 494 11 51)
250.
Yanhol Myloserdya (Angel of Mercy) Charitable Organization (8 Heroyiv Truda St., of. 85, Donetsk, 83077, tel. (+380 62) 208 30 03, +380 50 931 20 09)
251.
Yevropa (Europe) Charitable Foundation (13 Magistratska St., Chernihiv, 14000, tel. (+380 462) 4 30 65)
252.
Yevropa bez Baryeriv (Europe Without Barriers) NGO (42 Volodymyrska St., of. 21, Kyiv, 01034, tel. (+380 44) 238 68 43)
253.
Yevropa-XXI (Europe XXI) Foundation (50 Verkhniy Val St., of. 11, Kyiv, 01041, tel. (+380 44) 227 15 34)
254.
Yevropeiskyi Klub (European Club) NGO (152 Shistdesyat Rokiv Zhovtnya St., Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast, 39600, tel. +380 67 276 88 26)
255.
Yevropeyskyi Dialoh (European Dialogue) NGO (31 Tkatska St., Lviv, 79019, tel. (+380 32) 297 18 57)
256.
Youth Development Center (165 Fontanska Doroha St., Odesa, 65038, tel. (+380 48) 704 89 83)
91
ORGANIZATION
257.
Yunivers (Universe) Publishers (32 Tarasivska St., of. 165, Bucha,
Projects Supported
Total Amount in UAH
1
13,295
1
86,400
1
9,000
1
70,000
3
213,475
Kyiv Oblast, 08293, tel. (+380 44) 223 94 99, (+380 44) 581 33 65) 258.
Zaporizhia Oblast Branch of Democratic Alliance Youth (2 Kamyanohirska St., of. 24, Zaporizhia, 69057, tel. +380 96 96 46 936)
259.
Zaporizhzhia Oblast Branch of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (4A Gorky St., Zaporіzhia, 69063, tel. (+380 61) 764 28 92)
260.
Zhinochi Initsiatyvy (Women Initiatives) NGO (44A Chervonoarmiyska St., of. 11, Pyryatyn, Poltava Oblast, 37000, tel. (+380 5358) 32826)
261.
Zlahoda (Concord) Prevention and Rehabilitation Center for Medical and Social Help (17 Yunostі St., of. 58, Vinnytsya, tel. (+380 432) 50 21 12)
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IRF GOVERNING BODIES AND STAFF Supervisory Board
Executive Board
Roman Szporluk, Head Refat Chubarov Ivan Dzyuba Vasyl Kuibida Borys Tarasyuk Nataliya Yakovenko Oksana Zabuzhko
Oleksandr Sushko, Head Yarema Bachynsky Ola Hnatiuk Ihor Semyvolos Iryna Senyuta Viktoriya Syumar Anatoliy Tkachuk
IRF Staff (as of Jan. 1, 2014) Name, Surname
Position
Yevhen Bystrytsky
Executive Director
bystrytsky@irf.ua
Inna Pidluska
Deputy Executive Director
pidluska@irf.ua
Nataliya Sannikova
Financial Director
sannikova@irf.ua
Yevhen Adamenko
Information Consultant
adamenko@irf.ua
Oleksandr Androshchuk Education Program Manager
androshchuk@irf.ua
Mykhailo Banakh
Kyiv Dialogue Project Coordinator
banakh@irf.ua
Hryhoriy Baran
Project Coordinator, Board Secretary
h.baran@irf.ua
Liliya Baran
Mass Media Program Manager
baran@irf.ua
Vitaliy Bezvorotniy
Information Consultant
bezvorotniy@irf.ua
Oleksandr Bryagin
Legal Advisor
briagin@irf.ua
Hennadiy Derkach
Project Management Department Senior Financial Manager
derkach@irf.ua
Nataliya Dvorova
Head of Reception
dvorova@irf.ua
Olha Halchenko
Rule of Law Program Assistant
halchenko@irf.ua
Sofiya Holota
Civil Society and Good Governance Program Manager
golota@irf.ua
Yuliya Hordonna
Public Health Program Coordinator
gordonna@irf.ua
Nadiya Kolesnykova
Access to Pain Relief Campaign Coordinator of the Public Health
kolesnykova@irf.ua
Program Andriy Konoplyannikov Customer Support Coordinator
konoplyannikov@irf.ua
Olena Kucheruk
Public Health Program Acting Director
kucheruk@irf.ua
Tetyana Kukharenko
East-East: Partnership Beyond Borders Program Director
kukharenko@irf.ua
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Olha Kvashuk
European Program Project Coordinator
kvashuk@irf.ua
Olena Lutsyshyna
Education Program Assistant
lutsishina@irf.ua
Stanislav Lyachynsky
Strategic Communications and Public Relations Director
liachinskiy@irf.ua
Liana Moroz
Rule of Law Program Manager
moroz@irf.ua
Svitlana Myakushko
Information Consultant
myakushko@irf.ua
Lyubov Mykhailova
Liason Officer
mykhaylova@irf.ua
Olha Nadtochiy
Accountant
nadtochiy@irf.ua
Oleh Nezdemovsky
Head of Information Technology Department
nezdemowski@irf.ua
Oleksiy Orlovsky
Civil Society and Good Governance Program Director
orlovsky@irf.ua
Roman Romanov
Rule of Law Program Director
romanov@irf.ua
Olena Romanova
European Program Coordinator
romanova@irf.ua
Olha Rudakova
Project Management Department Financial Manager
rudakova@irf.ua
Vira Savchuk
Deputy Chief Accountant
savchuk@irf.ua
Kseniya Shapoval-
Palliative Care Component Coordinator of the Public Health Program
shapoval@irf.ua
Oleksandr Shkulipa
Security Administrator
shkulipa@irf.ua
Bohdan Shuba
New Media and Content Manager
shuba@irf.ua
Dmytro Shulha
European Program Director
shulga@irf.ua
Oleksandr Shvayun
Roma of Ukraine Program Manager
shvaiun@irf.ua
Oleksandr Sytnyk
Database Administrator
sitnick@irf.ua
Nelya Vyshnevska
Chief Accountant
vishnevska@irf.ua
Vasylyna Yavorska
Rule of Law Program Manager
yavorska@irf.ua
Volodymyr Zalozny
Head of Technical Department
zalozniy@irf.ua
Vitaliy Zamnius
Mass Media Program Director
zamnius@irf.kiev.ua
Olha Zhmurko
Roma of Ukraine Program Director
zhmurko@irf.ua
Deineha
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CONTACTS INTERNATIONAL RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION Web site: www.irf.ua Facebook page: www.facebook.com/irf.ukraine Twitter account: www.twitter.com/IRF_Ukraine YouTube account: youtube.com/user/IRFUkraine E-mail: irf@irf.ua Address: 46 Artem St., Kyiv, 04053, Ukraine Phone: (+380 44) 461 97 09, (+380 44) 461 95 00 Fax: (+380 44) 486 76 29, (+380 44) 486 01 66
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PHOTO CREDITS Page 9 – Transparency International Ukraine Pages 11, 15, 26, 37, 53 – International Renaissance Foundation Page 13 – Ukrainian Philanthropists Forum Page 17 – Hromadske TV Page 21 – Chernihiv Public Committee for Human Rights Protection Page 23 – Human Rights Information Center Page 25 – Children Rights in Ukraine NGO Coalition Page 29 – Docudays UA Human Rights Film Festival Page 31 – Eastern Ukrainian Center for Civic Initiatives Page 35 – We Are Europeans Initiative Page 39 – Institute of World Policy Page 41 – Yevropa bez Baryeriv (Europe Without Barriers) NGO Сторінки 45, 48 – Rozvytok (Progress) Charitable Foundation Page 47 – Cherkasy Oblast Department of the State Migration Service of Ukraine Page 54 – Ukrainian Community Advisory Board Page 57 – International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine
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