USAID "RADA: Next Generation" Program has launched the "Citizens and Parliament" grant initiative and held an introductory training session for the winners of the grant competition on February 8-9.
7 Ukrainian organizations received a grant to:

"Cooperation with voters and constituencies is an important element of the Parliament. One of the objectives of the grant program is to help the Parliament communicate with society and the local communities to improve communication with communities and local authorities. People must trust in the Verkhovna Rada. We hope that you will help to resolve these issues," said Oleksandr Piskun, Democracy Project Management Specialist, Office of Democracy and Governance, USAID Mission to Ukraine, in his welcoming remarks.

During the training, the participants presented their projects and discussed what is needed to achieve maximum results. USAID "RADA: Next Generation" Program's experts also conducted training sessions, in which they covered:
See photo report from the event on our Facebook page.

It is the second "Citizens and Parliament" grant initiative from USAID "RADA: Next Generation" Program. The results of last year's initiative are available in our brochure.

This year, 7 Ukrainian organizations are implementing projects within our grant initiative:
