July 2021 

Ukraine’s vibrant civil-society sector plays a critical role in advocating for reform in the civilian security sector, and reform more generally. That is why the EU Advisory Mission (EUAM Ukraine) decided to launch the #AgentsofChange series, meeting with inspiring men and women who try to change the rules of the game in the country by carrying out inclusive projects and by taking action in their community.

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This is one of the findings of a nationwide survey on online safety, conducted on the initiative of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, with the support of the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM). The other key findings of the study are presented in the video.

In the last two weeks, the EU Advisory Mission (EUAM)’s Anti-corruption Team and Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSS) organised award ceremonies in the respective field offices and universities of Internal Affairs in Lviv, Mariupol, Dnipro, Odesa and Kyiv to close the first edition of its #QuarantineCorruption Creativity Contest.
From the 100 contributions EUAM received, a professional jury selected six winning entries (three videos and three posters) to feature in EUAM’s new awareness-raising campaign on the importance of preventing and fighting corruption. The winner academies received laptops (three for 1st place, two for 2nd and one for 3rd) from EUAM and personal tablets were provided to the best video and best poster by our partner HSS. 
In addition, two winners were selected by EUAM’s followers on Facebook and YouTube. The video made by Team ‘We Will Win Together’ (Odesa State University of Internal Affairs) and the poster made by Kateryna Osadcha (National Academy of Internal Affairs) received the maximum likes and shares. They also received the tablets, courtesy of HSS.