EUAM news

Onset of summer means start of new mandate for EUAM

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EUAM wraps up its ‘Leading the Change’ programme with session on strategic foresight

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Head of EUAM outlines key points of new mandate to partners in Lviv region

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EUAM helps Ukrainian police to communicate more proactively and preventively

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Mstyslav Banik, MoDT: A digital future ‘is beneficial for both citizens and the authorities’

“In Ukraine, getting public services offline is not always comfortable. Processes are often slow, bureaucratic and hard to understand for people. Some can even face corruption issues. That is why we decided to create this new brand called “Diia”.”

For EUAM’s #AgentsofChange portraits series, Mstyslav Banik answers a few questions on how to bring innovation and digital transformation to the service of Ukrainian citizens.

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Spanish police officers to train Ukrainian police in public order

The EU Advisory Mission Ukraine (EUAM) is expanding its activities in the regions by conducting public order basic training in Dnipro, Kharkiv and Odesa. As part of the PRAVO Police project, eight experienced public order trainers arrived in Ukraine in early May and are now in Kharkiv, conducting the first training session for members of the public order units of the National Police of Ukraine (NPU)

EUAM hands over the biggest and first interactive playground on road traffic rules in Ukraine to kids of Lviv region

The playground on road traffic rules is an imitation of the real road with signs, traffic lights, road markings and even railway crossings. Children are now able to learn and apply traffic rules by riding bicycles, children’s cars, etc. The playground is mobile so can be moved to other locations. It is a way for school kids get road safety lessons from police officers and have fun in doing so.
t is an imitation of the real road with signs, traffic lights, road markings and even railway crossings. Children are now able to learn and apply traffic rules by riding bicycles, children’s cars, etc. The playground is mobile so can be moved to other locations. It is a way for school kids get road safety lessons from police officers and have fun in doing so.