The document summarizes the activities of the International Center for Ukrainian Victory (ICUV) from January to June 2022. It advocates internationally for Ukrainian interests and supports civil society actions for Ukraine's victory against Russian aggression. Key activities included meeting with foreign delegations to advocate for closing Ukrainian airspace, increasing military aid, EU/NATO membership, and humanitarian support. The ICUV also distributed humanitarian aid within Ukraine and coordinated supplies for the Ukrainian military.

1. INTERNATIONAL
ADVOCACY
WORKING FOR VICTORY
January-June 2022
▪ Closing the sky over Ukraine
▪ Increase military supply
▪ Recovery plan for Ukraine
▪ EU and NATO membership
▪ Humanitarian support
A large number of meetings were held with
the delegations of EU countries, US senators
and congressmen, military experts.

2. Established as the response to the full-scale escalation of
aggression against Ukraine, the Сentre advocates for Ukrainian
interests internationally and, supports civil society actions for
Ukraine's victory.
ICUV has representative offices in Warsaw, Brussels and
Bratislava.
www.ukrainianvictory.org
Together with partners - Casimir Pulaski Foundation, Anticorruption Action Centre

3. ▪ We demanded sanctions for Putin's entourage in
the US House of Representatives.
▪ We discussed global food security crisis with
members of the US Senate Committee on
Agriculture.
▪ We showed the wreckage of a Russian cruise
missile to the US senators
▪ We advocated assistance in release of Ukrainian
citizens from captivity in the European Parliament,
in particular paramedic Yuliia (Taira) Paievska.
▪ We cooperate with the United for Ukraine platform,
which brings together 200 parliamentarians from 40
countries.
▪ We cooperate with the League of Free Nations, which
was formed by the national movements of the
indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation.
▪ We cooperate with the Ukrainian Hub in Brussels.

4. ▪ Transition from Soviet weapons to NATO
standards, training of the Ukrainian military.
▪ Great Britain introduced sanctions against
Patriarch Kirill.
▪ Obtaining the status of a candidate for
membership in the EU by Ukraine.
▪ Visits of the speakers of the European
Parliament and the US Congress to Ukraine.
▪ Introduction by the US Senate of a draft
resolution on recognition of the actions of the
Russian Federation in Ukraine as genocide.
▪ Approval by the US Congress of allocating $40
billion to Ukraine.
We participated in the large international
events where ANTS advocated the
interests of Ukraine: Ukraine Recovery
Conference in Lugano, Brussels Forum of
German Marshall Fund, the WAR
AFTERMATH International Conference, VII
European Congress of Local Self-
Government, EPP Congress in Rotterdam
2022.
ADVOCACY RESULTS

5. ▪ As part of the initiative "Help Ukraine 22: Operation Palyanytsia", ANTS sent more than
50 names of medicines and medical devices. Also sent 300 kits with hygiene products,
100 packs of diapers and nappies for children and adults.
▪ ANTS member coordinated the shipment of a ton of cargo for the defense of Ukraine
from Turkey. Shoes, tactical gloves, unloading, tactical backpacks, knee pads and more.
▪ Coordinated the transfer of 10 computers for the Zolochiv community.
▪ In cooperation with the NGO ‘Battalion of brave women’ humanitarian aid were
delivered to Dymerska community in Kyiv region.
▪ Individual support for the evacuation of women with children from Kharkiv, Mariupol
and Odesa oblast was made.
▪ Individual support to young participants of the Youth Model of PA NATO (relocation,
money).
HUMANITARIAN AID
The ANTS team sent several tons of
humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian communities
ANTS members coordinated the collection and distribution of
humanitarian aid in partnerships with network members, foreign
partners, and Ukrainians from abroad.

6. ARMED FORCES OF UKRAINE AND
TERRITORIAL DEFENSE ASSISTANCE
ANTS members coordinated the collection and
distribution of technical equipment and
humanitarian aid in partnerships with network
members, foreign partners and Ukrainians
from abroad.
Supply of technical equipment (thermal
imagers, drones, bulletproof vests, military and
cargo vehicles), starlinks, ammunition for
soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and
territorial defense to different regions.

7. COMMUNICATION OF
TRUTHFUL INFORMATION
CharismaUA media project tells about
Ukrainians who are helping to bring
victory closer to Ukraine
5 million people were reached via our
social media channels
We built contacts with more than 200
international media and journalists
Numerous interviews for BBC, MSNBC,
Timesradio, TalkRadio TV, DW news,
Ukrainian media
Intensive work with international media to
inform global audience about Russian war
against Ukraine, Putin’s war crimes, constant
updates from different regions in Ukraine
regarding the war for internal and external
audience.
Media coverage of the advocacy
campaigns and protest actions

8. HUB FOR CIVIL SOCIETY
REPRESENTATIVES
Acting as a hub to establish links between
civil society representatives to provide
synergy and improve efficiency of meeting
their demands
▪ «Local Humanitarian Response Initiative»
together with the NGO «ForestCom».
▪ Personal support to librarians from the regions
that suffered from war together with the Charity
Foundation “Library Country”.
▪ Cooperation with the Warrior’s House in Lviv on
humanitarian aid.
▪ Cooperation with NGO ”Motohelp” in logistics
support of the humanitarian aid delivering.
▪ Developing of the application together with
NGO “Union of Veterans of Donetsk region” for
humanitarian aid.

9. INTELLECTUAL PLATFORM
“UKRAINIAN STUDIES”
We launched the intellectual platform
"Ukrainian Studies", the purpose of which is
the consolidation of domestic intellectuals,
philosophers, publicists, journalists,
historians, culturologists, politicians and
religious figures in order to form a broad
optics of vision and develop dialogue around
critical issues of Ukrainian social and political
reality.
In frames of the initiative, we started 12
conversations - reflections united by a
common theme: ‘War that changes us’.

10. ANTS OFFICE IN LVIV WORKED
AS THE VOLUNTEER CENTRE
▪ Volunteers weave camouflage nets
▪ Maintain humanitarian aid

11. OUR PROJECTS
& INITIATIVES

12. The goal is to protect local interests while taking care of national ones. We
provide expertise on local projects, provide legal and advocacy advice, and share
knowledge, connections, and experiences.
Supported by the European Endowment for Democracy
COMMUNITY ADVOCATES

13. In January we conducted the event “UKRAINIAN NETWORK - TOGETHER TO
VICTORY!” where discussed challenges and threats to Ukraine and worked out
the foundations of a vision, strategy and action plan for effectively overcoming
these threats.
UKRAINIAN NETWORK -
TOGETHER TO VICTORY!

14. Our petition "On the transfer
of offices of social networks
YouTube, Facebook from
Russia to Ukraine” received
the necessary 25,000 votes
and was supported by the
President of Ukraine. Link
PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT
OF UKRAINE

15. #СHARISMAUA
A platform for the promotion of worthy Ukrainians, who are able to
change the community and the country. We strive to show the
leadership potential of Ukrainians - reformers, inventors, managers,
artists, entrepreneurs, youth, especially in the regions, and its impact on
the development of the state and the common future.
YouTube Channel
OUR MEDIA PROJECT

17. HACKATHON FOR LEADERSHIP
IN LOCAL INNOVATIONS
HALLI – incubator aimed at boosting and fostering
innovations in local self-governance.
Mission: support local communities to design and
implement innovative ideas, projects & IT solutions,
thus improving people’s lives, strengthening
democracy and good governance as well as promoting
Ukraine’s potential for creativity and innovations.
▪ 105 teams applied
▪ 3 winning teams received $5000
▪ 9 teams received an incentive of $100
Supported by National Endowment for Democracy

18. ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY
We implement “Together for Environmental
Democracy, Justice, and the Rule of Law in
Ukraine” (TEDJusticeROL) in partnership with
Environment-People-Law, Anti-corruption Action
Center, Save Dnipro.
Supported by the The U.S. State Department, Bureau
of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
We co-organized the International conference “The
impact of hostilities on Ukraine’s environment
and human rights - a civilizational challenge for
humankind” Link
We co-organized an Online discussion "Let's
rebuild Ukraine! Let's take care of the
environment!“ devoted to the World
Environment Day. Link.

19. NETWORK FOR PROMOTING THE
RESTORATION OF ACCESS TO HEALTH
The purpose of this project: to contribute to solving the problem of
limited availability of medicines, medical products and adaptive
possibilities (consultations) in the realities of wartime for individuals
who urgently need it.
The focus of this project is on the territorial communities most affected
by the military conflict and those that host a large number of internally
displaced persons.
▪ Online trainings and consultations with a psychologist, nutritionist
and endocrinologist were conducted.
▪ 50 first aid kits (for people who remain in the areas most affected
by the war) were transferred.
▪ 250 people who have chronic diseases received needed medicines.
Project was supported by the "Renaissance" International Fund and
CARE Deutschland.

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