Registration for the program “Economic Training for Businesses Affected by the War in Ukraine” has begun. Entrepreneurs, top managers and key specialists of small and medium-sized businesses from various sectors (energy, agri-food, processing industry, IT, green transition and environmental protection, etc.) will be able to undergo training on the online educational platform Ukraine Global Faculty.
“Entrepreneurs affected by the war will have the opportunity to undergo 36 online lectures on strategizing, how to integrate artificial intelligence into their activities, how to conduct fundraising campaigns, build anti-crisis and PR strategies, and will receive a lot of other valuable knowledge. We are sincerely grateful to our partners for such initiatives. The training will also allow Ukrainian entrepreneurs to adopt foreign experience and better understand the principles of the EU market,” said the First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Economy Yulia Svyrydenko.
“Ukrainian entrepreneurs demonstrate unique flexibility and adaptability. We are grateful to our partners for supporting our small and medium-sized businesses, aimed at strengthening their resilience, recovery and development. As well as adapting SMEs to the conditions of European integration. Thanks to the program, entrepreneurs from different sectors and regions will be able to exchange experience, gain new knowledge and find new tools to expand their business,” said Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Tetyana Berezhna.
What the course offers:
Ukrainian entrepreneurs, heads of companies, divisions or projects, as well as key specialists in the small and medium-sized business sector who seek to gain new knowledge, skills, technologies and approaches to improve the efficiency of existing businesses or launch new activities can participate in the program. As well as those who have a business idea and are ready to implement it.
During the training, participants will gain knowledge that will help strengthen anti-crisis resilience and expand business opportunities, launch new areas of activity and open new markets, introduce new technologies and management practices, as well as increase business efficiency and adapt to Ukraine’s integration into the EU markets.
You can apply and fill out the questionnaire at the link. The deadline for applications is March 21, 2025, the training starts on March 25.
The project is implemented by the KIEF Academy (NGO “KIEF”) on the Ukraine Global Faculty platform under the auspices of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands within the framework of the Private Sector Development Program of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO.nl).
Source: https://me.gov.ua/
