Publications

The leaflet was developed with the support of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, IFES Ukraine and Vodafone Ukraine for circulation in Ukraine’s government and public service institutions as part of ongoing campaign on safe use of modern information

The Guidebook was developed in 2020 within the project " Strengthening Democratic Control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces " in co-operation with the Department of Social and Humanitarian Support of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and with the support of the Secretariat of the Verkhovna

Environmental Sustainability Strategy of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine is a mechanism to establish and further develop a framework for environmentally sustainable and conscious behavior of the staff and improve sustainable performance of the office. The Strategy contains a set of

This set of infographics provides handy reference on various aspects of social and psychological assistance to families affected by war. It was developed with the assistance of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine on request from the country’s Ministry of Social Policy to implement a series of

Strategy Paper: Strengthening climate resilience in the South Caucasus through fire risk reduction

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Capacity-building of relevant stakeholders, particularly those working on the front lines of humanitarian crises, is a key component of participating States’ anti-trafficking response. To support counterparts to minimize risks of human trafficking and work proactively to identify and assist victims, several international and non-governmental organizations have developed and are providing a number of training opportunities. The OSR/CTHB, through this resource, aims to facilitate access of related actors to such opportunities by compiling training courses and modules- that are readily available to or can be requested by authorities and organizations operating on the ground- on several issues connected with addressing trafficking in human beings in the context of the humanitarian crisis generated by the war against Ukraine.

Corruption is one of the most pervasive and pressing issues of our time, threatening security, peace, and prosperity across the OSCE region and around the world. Preventing and combatting corruption, as well as promoting good governance, remain fundamental elements of the OSCE’s comprehensive approach to security. This progress report outlines the OSCE’s on-going efforts to translate commitments into tangible actions in fighting corruption, focusing on our work’s impact on the ground.