Improved accessibility for citizens

Fewer online services

Higher manual workload for employees

Increased waiting times

Coding and software development

Filing physical documents

Writing with a fountain pen

Manual typewriting

They limit opportunities to cultural activities only.

They promote career events exclusively for EU citizens.

They offer scholarships for theoretical studies.

They provide international work experience and networking opportunities.

Limited access to international job fairs.

Local career initiatives in Ukraine.

Paid travel within the Schengen area.

Visa-free travel and recognition of qualifications.

Strict admission to EU universities without partnerships.

Exclusive online courses for Ukrainian students in the EU.

Participation in Erasmus+ exchanges and scholarships at EU universities.

Access to local education programs in Ukraine.

By focusing only on established scientists.

By restricting access to research facilities.

By providing free trips across Europe.

By offering funding and resources for innovative research.

Election monitoring supported

Trade liberalization and global market access

Military training programmes

access to piecekeeping missions

By organizing cultural exchange programmes

By funding energy, infrastructure, and private sector projects

By offering free healthcare

By providing military aid

World Bank

OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe)

NATO

WTO

1945

1991

1955

2008