Publications

The Guidebook is developed in 2021 within the project "Strengthening Democratic Control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Area of Interaction with Civil Society". This Guidebook is designed to provide the necessary information for leaders at all levels of military administration who

The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine together with the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and international NGO “Universal examination network” conducted a research on the quality of law schools in Ukraine. The comprehensive analysis is based on open source-data of admission campaigns for the Master of Law 2017, and partly 2016 and for Bachelor of Law programmes 2013, and partly 2012. It provides analysis of the quality of educational services provided by law schools; the ability of law schools to develop educational potential of students; the quality of skills and knowledge gained by students depending on the form of education, type of higher education institutions, methods of financing, etc. The research can be used to further improve the state policy on higher legal education and education itself.

This Commentary aims to interpret and explain the crucial components of the newly-enacted anti-corruption legislation of Ukraine both in the light of national doctrinal thoughts and jurisprudence applicable to the key international standards and principles.

This is an analytical review of EU countries’ experience in climate-change adaptation in, as well as analysis of expected climate-change impacts for Ukraine and its vulnerabilities. The publication provides practical guidance and background information for the government of Ukraine on adaptation to climate change. Available in English and Ukrainian.

The publication “Environmental Assessment and Recovery Priorities for Eastern Ukraine” incorporates existing information from various sources on impact and threats to the environment posed by a conflict in Eastern Ukraine. The publication highlights the main results of studies on soils, surface waters, risks from industrial enterprises and flooding of mines, and analyzes the issues of influence on the condition of forest resources, protected areas and biodiversity. The analysis elaborated recommendations for environmental recovery, prioritized as “yesterday”, “today”, “tomorrow” and “day after tomorrow”. The publication was prepared with the financial support from governments of Canada and Austria within the joint project of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine and the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine “Assessment of Environmental Damage in Eastern Ukraine”.

The methodology manual is designed to assist dialogue practitioners in training people from different backgrounds on skills and techniques for managing conflict situations, establishing mutual understanding, planning and conducting dialogue. The training itself complements the online course of that name developed by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine.

The training workbook is designed to support practical learning of skills and techniques for managing conflict situations, establishing mutual understanding, planning and conducting dialogue by people from different backgrounds. The training itself complements the online course of that name developed by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine.

The paper explores legislative amendments in the area of criminalization during the period of effect of 2001 Criminal Code of Ukraine. Special attention is paid to the tendencies of criminalization of the socially dangerous acts, social context in which they happened and the issues that arose as a

The collection includes articles from the leading Ukrainian and international experts on dialogue facilitation and mediation, summarizing the progress in the field in Ukraine over the past two decades. The publication is dedicated to the Year of Mediation in Ukraine- 2019 and was prepared within