The NGO "Europe Without Barriers" (EWB) promotes human rights and freedom of movement in Europe. In 2016, EWB conducted research and advocacy on issues like Ukraine's visa-free regime with the EU, migration, and border policies. Key accomplishments included analyzing Ukraine's implementation of the EU Association Agreement and biometric passport reforms, as well as advocating for increased aviation access between Ukraine and the EU. EWB engaged in public outreach, publishing 30 materials and participating in 14 events. Overall, the organization advanced its mission of making Europe more accessible while strengthening Ukraine's ties to the EU.
This report presents results of monitoring for the quality of services at the twenty international automobile and pedestrian border checkpoints at the state border of Ukraine with member states of the European Union, Belarus and Russian Federation. The aim of this study was to obtain a comprehensive assessment of innovations and changes in the practice of crossing a state border by citizens of Ukraine and foreigners after completion of visa liberalization process with the EU and present results of the assessment to policy makers and general public in order to increase the level of mobility of Ukrainians and formation of an entry-friendly policy for foreigners.
A total of 2,243 interviews were conducted, including 1,386 interviews with Ukrainian citizens and 857 interviews with foreigners.
ndependent monitoring report was prepared under the project “Anatomy of the border: public assessment of the practice of crossing Ukrainian border and normative innovations”, implemented by NGO “Europe without barriers” with the support of European program of International Renaissance Foundation. NGO “Europe Without Barriers” is responsible for the contents of this document.
This report presents results of monitoring for the quality of services at the twenty international automobile and pedestrian border checkpoints at the state border of Ukraine with member states of the European Union, Belarus and Russian Federation. The aim of this study was to obtain a comprehensive assessment of innovations and changes in the practice of crossing a state border by citizens of Ukraine and foreigners after completion of visa liberalization process with the EU and present results of the assessment to policy makers and general public in order to increase the level of mobility of Ukrainians and formation of an entry-friendly policy for foreigners.
A total of 2,243 interviews were conducted, including 1,386 interviews with Ukrainian citizens and 857 interviews with foreigners.
ndependent monitoring report was prepared under the project “Anatomy of the border: public assessment of the practice of crossing Ukrainian border and normative innovations”, implemented by NGO “Europe without barriers” with the support of European program of International Renaissance Foundation. NGO “Europe Without Barriers” is responsible for the contents of this document.
Visa liberalization for Ukraine. Which is more difficult: to get it or to kee...Europe without barriers
Brief analytical report analyzing risks for Ukrainian visa-free regime with the EU after its entering into force, espeсially regarding the revised suspension mechanism
RENU Advanced Features Patented, Cutting-Edge Technology to Boost Cell Turnover for Younger-Looking Skin.
ASEA, a global leader in cellular health, announced today the launch of a new skincare line, RENU Advanced. With four products bundled as a skincare system, RENU Advanced is formulated for anti-aging and is based on ASEA's flagship technology of redox signaling.
ASEA is the first and only company to replicate the body's native redox signaling molecules, which support cellular functions including skin cell turnover. A recognized category creator, ASEA is the first company to market this patented technology in consumable and topical products to customers worldwide.
So you've built a great product. Everyone is happy, the team is stoked and the only thing left to do is regularly check the bank account to see if it's growing steadily...right?
Of course the reality couldn't be more different if it wanted to. Getting a person to use your product or service is often one of the most difficult challenges any business will face. Especially when those people will need to pay for that product or service.
When you've built a reputation and boast a solid user base things are much smoother, but those first customers...
This SlideShare does not promise success, but hopefully it'll inspire you to close those first deals. Good luck!
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Public Monitoring of the EU Member States’ Visa Issuance Policies and Practic...Europe without barriers
Center for Peace, Conversion and Foreign Policy of Ukraine presents the results of large scale research project which was carried out during the second half of 2008 and the beginning of 2009. The research was focused on monitoring of visa issuance policy and practice conducted by EU Consular establishments in regard to Ukrainian citizens after the Schengen zone expansion (on December 21st, 2007) and after the Agreement on Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between Ukraine and the EU (VFA) had entered into force (on January 1st, 2008).
Expansion and Modernization of the Schengen: Consequences and Perspectives fo...Europe without barriers
This publication is another contribution of Center for Peace, Conversion and Foreign Policy of Ukraine into its monitoring of visa policy and practice conducted by EU Member States. Previous publications, in particular “Ukrainian View on Visa Policy of the European Union Member States” (2006) and “Ukraine-EU: on the Way to Visa Free Regime” (2007) caused signifcant resonance and were the subject for broad discussions inside expert and public circles.
Renewed policy brief focusing on visa liberalization as an impetus for domestic reform in Ukraine. Contains description and analyzes of reforms implemented due to visa waiver perspective, EwB recommendations on further cooperation between Ukrainian and German governments as well as NGOs
Audit of reforms. Assessment report on changes in regions after visa liberali...Europe without barriers
“Audit of reforms” is the first complex assessment of implementing on the local level in Ukraine the tasks which were set by the EU during visa liberalization dialogue.
Four fields of reforms were explored in 6 regions:
1. Document security
2. Border management
3. Migration&asylum management
4. Countering discrimination
POLICY BRIEF. Ukrainian Migration Policy Reform: Paving the Way for the EU-Uk...Iryna Shevchenko
CEDOS think tank and Europe without Barriers presented in Brussels an approach to make Ukraine EU’s backyard partner in handling intensive immigration. (One-pager version: http://bit.ly/29e24C2)
Analysts stated that Ukraine is already Europe's safe neighbour and can satisfy the needs of many migrants heading to EU. Thus, Ukraine can be an attractive destination country for migrants.
As Andriy Solodko (migration and human rights analyst, CEDOS) explained, “An integration system that refugees and migrants (incl. internal ones) would rely on can convert Ukraine from transit to a destination country. Guarantees of human rights’ compliance, social services, access to health care and education, job opportunities and social ties, create stronger mechanisms to stay, than any fence or border control. Ukraine is able to fulfil those demands but country needs to organize its resources and actions”. And it is the organization and development of a well-designed integration policy, where Ukraine would appreciate EU's assistance.
It would be a wise long-term decision that would create a trustworthy partner for migration matters just at Europe’s backyard. This durable solution will help Ukraine and will benefit the EU.
Designing a roadmap towards visa free regime between the EU and UkraineEurope without barriers
The publication is aimed to summarize Ukraine’s homework needed to be done to achieve visa free regime with the EU. The experience of international campaigns against visa barriers in Europe has been analyzed. Recommendations are provided for the better use of existing mechanisms and opportunities, in particular, the Agreement on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between EU and Ukraine.
Visa regime, which is rather complicated in many cases, will be still hampering human contacts for a while. It will also serve as an obvious factor of division of Europe. Moreover, in the nearest future the number of European nations living outside EU visa barrier, will be significantly smaller due to Western Balkan countries; this number will embrace only several post Soviet Eastern European nations, including Ukraine. Such situation does not benefit to optimistic outlooks, it also causes natural disappointment within Ukrainian society, and such disappointment has been accumulating over the last years. At the same time it is obvious that a certain path consisting of a number of concrete steps should be taken towards visa free regime. At this point the path comprises one of principle components in official political dialogue between Ukraine and European Union, it is also viewed as the real perspective, unlike the situation over the last years when the whole Europe has been considering introduction of visa free regime for Ukrainian citizens only theoretically.
For the first time political commitment concerning the perspective of visa free regime between EU and Ukraine was documented in the Agreement on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between EU and Ukraine signed in June 2007. In September 2008 in accordance with the decision of EU Ukraine Paris Summit, the parties launched visa dialogue with the final aim of full waiving of visa obligations for the citizens of Ukraine on behalf of EU. The comprehensive document should summarize the outcomes of the first stage of visa dialogue and define concrete priorities and steps which should be taken.
Policy brief “Almost There: The Carrots of Visa Liberalization as An Impetus ...Europe without barriers
Policy brief by Europe without barriers exploring why and how Germany can benefit by visa liberalization for Ukraine as well as how German NGOs and government can help in implementing Ukrainian reforms
Visa liberalization for Ukraine. Which is more difficult: to get it or to kee...Europe without barriers
Brief analytical report analyzing risks for Ukrainian visa-free regime with the EU after its entering into force, espeсially regarding the revised suspension mechanism
RENU Advanced Features Patented, Cutting-Edge Technology to Boost Cell Turnover for Younger-Looking Skin.
ASEA, a global leader in cellular health, announced today the launch of a new skincare line, RENU Advanced. With four products bundled as a skincare system, RENU Advanced is formulated for anti-aging and is based on ASEA's flagship technology of redox signaling.
ASEA is the first and only company to replicate the body's native redox signaling molecules, which support cellular functions including skin cell turnover. A recognized category creator, ASEA is the first company to market this patented technology in consumable and topical products to customers worldwide.
So you've built a great product. Everyone is happy, the team is stoked and the only thing left to do is regularly check the bank account to see if it's growing steadily...right?
Of course the reality couldn't be more different if it wanted to. Getting a person to use your product or service is often one of the most difficult challenges any business will face. Especially when those people will need to pay for that product or service.
When you've built a reputation and boast a solid user base things are much smoother, but those first customers...
This SlideShare does not promise success, but hopefully it'll inspire you to close those first deals. Good luck!
www.floown.com
Public Monitoring of the EU Member States’ Visa Issuance Policies and Practic...Europe without barriers
Center for Peace, Conversion and Foreign Policy of Ukraine presents the results of large scale research project which was carried out during the second half of 2008 and the beginning of 2009. The research was focused on monitoring of visa issuance policy and practice conducted by EU Consular establishments in regard to Ukrainian citizens after the Schengen zone expansion (on December 21st, 2007) and after the Agreement on Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between Ukraine and the EU (VFA) had entered into force (on January 1st, 2008).
Expansion and Modernization of the Schengen: Consequences and Perspectives fo...Europe without barriers
This publication is another contribution of Center for Peace, Conversion and Foreign Policy of Ukraine into its monitoring of visa policy and practice conducted by EU Member States. Previous publications, in particular “Ukrainian View on Visa Policy of the European Union Member States” (2006) and “Ukraine-EU: on the Way to Visa Free Regime” (2007) caused signifcant resonance and were the subject for broad discussions inside expert and public circles.
Renewed policy brief focusing on visa liberalization as an impetus for domestic reform in Ukraine. Contains description and analyzes of reforms implemented due to visa waiver perspective, EwB recommendations on further cooperation between Ukrainian and German governments as well as NGOs
Audit of reforms. Assessment report on changes in regions after visa liberali...Europe without barriers
“Audit of reforms” is the first complex assessment of implementing on the local level in Ukraine the tasks which were set by the EU during visa liberalization dialogue.
Four fields of reforms were explored in 6 regions:
1. Document security
2. Border management
3. Migration&asylum management
4. Countering discrimination
POLICY BRIEF. Ukrainian Migration Policy Reform: Paving the Way for the EU-Uk...Iryna Shevchenko
CEDOS think tank and Europe without Barriers presented in Brussels an approach to make Ukraine EU’s backyard partner in handling intensive immigration. (One-pager version: http://bit.ly/29e24C2)
Analysts stated that Ukraine is already Europe's safe neighbour and can satisfy the needs of many migrants heading to EU. Thus, Ukraine can be an attractive destination country for migrants.
As Andriy Solodko (migration and human rights analyst, CEDOS) explained, “An integration system that refugees and migrants (incl. internal ones) would rely on can convert Ukraine from transit to a destination country. Guarantees of human rights’ compliance, social services, access to health care and education, job opportunities and social ties, create stronger mechanisms to stay, than any fence or border control. Ukraine is able to fulfil those demands but country needs to organize its resources and actions”. And it is the organization and development of a well-designed integration policy, where Ukraine would appreciate EU's assistance.
It would be a wise long-term decision that would create a trustworthy partner for migration matters just at Europe’s backyard. This durable solution will help Ukraine and will benefit the EU.
Designing a roadmap towards visa free regime between the EU and UkraineEurope without barriers
The publication is aimed to summarize Ukraine’s homework needed to be done to achieve visa free regime with the EU. The experience of international campaigns against visa barriers in Europe has been analyzed. Recommendations are provided for the better use of existing mechanisms and opportunities, in particular, the Agreement on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between EU and Ukraine.
Visa regime, which is rather complicated in many cases, will be still hampering human contacts for a while. It will also serve as an obvious factor of division of Europe. Moreover, in the nearest future the number of European nations living outside EU visa barrier, will be significantly smaller due to Western Balkan countries; this number will embrace only several post Soviet Eastern European nations, including Ukraine. Such situation does not benefit to optimistic outlooks, it also causes natural disappointment within Ukrainian society, and such disappointment has been accumulating over the last years. At the same time it is obvious that a certain path consisting of a number of concrete steps should be taken towards visa free regime. At this point the path comprises one of principle components in official political dialogue between Ukraine and European Union, it is also viewed as the real perspective, unlike the situation over the last years when the whole Europe has been considering introduction of visa free regime for Ukrainian citizens only theoretically.
For the first time political commitment concerning the perspective of visa free regime between EU and Ukraine was documented in the Agreement on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas between EU and Ukraine signed in June 2007. In September 2008 in accordance with the decision of EU Ukraine Paris Summit, the parties launched visa dialogue with the final aim of full waiving of visa obligations for the citizens of Ukraine on behalf of EU. The comprehensive document should summarize the outcomes of the first stage of visa dialogue and define concrete priorities and steps which should be taken.
Policy brief “Almost There: The Carrots of Visa Liberalization as An Impetus ...Europe without barriers
Policy brief by Europe without barriers exploring why and how Germany can benefit by visa liberalization for Ukraine as well as how German NGOs and government can help in implementing Ukrainian reforms
This publication is about the strategy and tactical priorities on the path toward visa-free regime for the countries of the Eastern Partnership (EaP) with the European Union. Assessments and recommendations developed by the expert group disclose available mechanisms and opportunities for further visa liberalisation. The research is aimed for strengthening and further professionalisation of international public impact and lobbying of the freedom of movement in Europe. Famous European think tanks and NGOs such as European Policy Centre (Brussels) and European Stability Initiative (Berlin-Brussels-Istanbul) contributed to this project.
Presentation delivered by executive director of Ukrainian think-and-do tank "Europe without Barriers" Iryna Sushko in Berlin on October, 24, 2017 in the framework of "Platform for Analytics and Intercultural Communication"
The appeal is created by representatives of civil society, scientific and cultural communities in Ukraine and in EU countries.
To gain Ukraine as a candidate would be to rejuvenate the entire EU project.
Main trends and stats regarding migration profile of Ukraine and Ukrainians in 2016, including
Regular migration
Visa applications
Refusal of entry at the border
Border management
Ukrainian detection of irregular migrants
Asylum seekers
Analysis of consequences of visa-free regime
Schengen Consulates in Assessments and Ratings. Visa Practices of the EU Memb...Europe without barriers
With this publication Europe without Barriers (EWB) summarizes comprehensive data of the large scale field research conducted in the summer 2010 with the support of International Renaissance Foundation.
Visa issuance procedures applied by the EU and Schengen Member States was the main research target, as it still remains one of the most sensitive issues for Ukrainian citizens regarding all the EU agenda, mainly due to the complications during obtaining visas.
Nevertheless, the problems rising within visa application procedure are important not only for Ukrainian citizens who spend their time and money in order to obtain the right to enter the territory of the Schengen zone; the consulates are also affected, as complaints by the clients may indicate administrative deficiencies and detect a quality level of the services provided.
Long “real” and “virtual” queues, visitors’ complaints on the unfriendly treatment by the staff, ambiguous application of existing regulations cause wide spread disappointment on visa regime with the EU and negative perception of European visa policies and practices in the eyes of Ukrainians.
At the beginning of 2010 Edward Lucas, famous British analyst and journalist, reflected in Ukrainian mass media upon the discrepancies regarding high EU requirements in the sphere of public administration taking as an example the visa practice of particular EU consulates functioning on the territory of Ukraine.
Mr. Lucas mentioned that accountability and transparency as the main principles of European administration system should be symmetrically applied by all parties of the process. The expert advised to fight for adherence to all the principles mentioned above by compiling ratings of consular services on the basis of multilevel monitoring, which will detect the discrepancies among the Consulates and will serve as an important argument for promoting necessary elimination of existing drawbacks.
EWB experts not only made that idea real, providing unbiased expertise of visa issuance by the EU and Schengen zone members; they also continued comprehensive evaluations of implementation of existing regulatory framework, including the Agreement between Ukraine and EU on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas (Visa Facilitation Agreement – VFA) and the EU Visa Code that entered into force on April 5th 2010.
The data and assessments provided here were presented at the roundtable held by EWB in Kyiv on October 27th 2010. Among others, 14 top officials out of 20 consular services surveyed participated in the event.
We hope that increased publicity and openness demonstrated by many consulates of the EU Member States is only the first step towards productive atmosphere of transparency, openness and trustworthy dialogue between the consulate officials and Ukrainian society which will contribute to the solution of the problems restricting the freedom of people to people contacts.
Documents Security and Migration Policy: Assessments and Recommendations of t...Europe without barriers
The publication encompasses the research developed by the experts of international sector working group studying “migration policy” and “document security” issues as they serve as important components for Ukraine’s way towards visa free regime in its relations with the EU.
The publication includes analysis and evaluations of the conformity level of current state policy with the standards of the European Union in the sphere of migration and readmission, identity documents security as basic requirements for implementing the tasks and criteria of the Action Plan on Visa Liberalisation.
Expert conclusions and recommendations, international experience of reform implementation within the defined state policy areas constitute the methodological and practical value of the publication.
Contributors:
Iryna Prybytkova (Ukraine), Olena Malynovska (Ukraine),
Vladimir Petronijevic (Serbia), Miroslava Jelacic (Serbia),
Oleksandr Sushko (Ukraine), Sara Nikolic (Bosnia and Herzegovina),
Andriy Starodub (Ukraine), Nadya Dimitrova (Bulgaria),
Iryna Sushko (Ukraine), Andreja Stojkovski (Macedonia),
Viktor Chumak (Ukraine), Oksana Gyrych (Ukraine)
Regional Gap Analyses of Institutional Migration Management Capacities in Ukr...Europe without barriers
The study on migration mangement and migration situation in Ukraine, conducted by Ukrainian analysts within the project "Strengthening Migration Management and Cooperation on Readmission in Eastern Europe (MIGRECO)"
Regional Gaps Analysis of Institutional Migration Management Capacities (Ukra...Europe without barriers
The analytical report contains the regional gaps analysis of the institutional migration management capacities in Ukraine. Alongside, the analytical report includes recommendations for relevant bodies of state authorities in Ukraine concerning gaps in the migration policy of Ukraine and recommendations on how to overcome them.
The project aimed to strengthen partnership and cooperation at practice between bodies of state authorities responsible for migration policy implementation and Ukrainian civil society for the support of open and wide dialogue on migration issues and joint raection on migration challenges.
Аналіз проблематики дотримання прав людини під час перетину кордону на матеріалі кордонів країн Європейського Союзу, України та адміністративної межі/лінії розмежування з тимчасово окупованими територіями України.
У полі зору обмеження і виклики, з якими стикаються:
– громадяни України на кордонах ЄС;
– іноземці на кордонах України;
– громадяни України під часу перетину лінії розмежування та адмінмежі з тимчасово окупованими територіями України.
Ця публікація була підготовлена в рамках проєкту «Підтримка діяльності УНП ФГС СхП у 2021-2023 рр.», який реалізує Інститут економічних досліджень та політичних консультацій за фінансової підтримки Європейського Союзу. Зміст цієї публікації є виключною відповідальністю авторів і жодним чином не відображає точку зору Європейського Союзу чи Інституту економічних досліджень та політичних консультацій.
Дана публікація аналізує проблематику врегулювання зовнішньої трудової міграції з України в декількох аспектах. Публікація містить розділи, присвячені нормативному рівню врегулювання в Україні, досвіду інших країн, зокрема Польщі та Румунії, дво- і багатосторонній співпраці з Європейським Союзом, і аналіз практичного виміру управління трудовою міграцією на прикладі урядових дій під час пандемії COVID-19.
The publication analyses the key issues of functioning of Ukraine’s border with Schengen countries – Poland, Slovakia, Hungary. Building new border-crossing points, streamlining of border space via creation of service zones, electronic queue projects, joint control and access to information are in focus.
The publication accompanies analytical report “Border 777. Current problems of Ukraine-Schengen border“, being an attempt to respond to challenges revealed during analysis of problems of border management.
Публікація аналізує ключові питання функціонування кордону України з країнами Шенгенської зони – Польщею, Угорщиною, Словаччиною.
Проаналізовано тенденції руху через кордон, розбудови прикордонної інфраструктури, планування прикордонного простору, транскордонної та міжнародної співпраці. Серед них –
кордон Україна-Шенген у цифрах і фактах
планування нових пунктів пропуску на кордоні
впорядкування прикордонного простору через створення сервісних зон
проєкти електронної черги
проблеми транскордонної співпраці
Публікація аналізує ключові питання функціонування кордону України з країнами Шенгенської зони – Польщею, Угорщиною, Словаччиною. Проаналізовано особливості планування нових пунктів пропуску на кордоні, впорядкування прикордонного простору через створення сервісних зон і проєкти електронної черги, спільного контролю, доступу до інформації.
Публікація є доповненням до аналітичного звіту «Кордон 777. Сучасні проблеми Шенгенського кордону України» і є спробою дати відповідь на питання, сформульовані під час аналізу основних проблем кордону.
Публікацію підготовлено за підтримки Міжнародного фонду «Відродження» у межах проєкту «Громадський моніторинг і сприяння реалізації ефективної політики управління кордонами України з країнами Шенгену». Матеріал відображає позицію авторів і не обов’язково збігається з позицією Міжнародного фонду «Відродження»
Publication analyses the key issues of functioning of Ukraine’s border with Schengen countries – Poland, Slovakia, Hungary. Cross-border movement trends, border infrastructure development, border spatial planning, trans-border and international cooperation are in focus, including peculiarities of building new border-crossing points, streamlining of border space via creation of service zones, electronic queue projects.
The focus of the study are people crossing the Ukraine-Poland land border, which is the busiest for both countries and serves as a primary gateway for entering the European Union from Ukraine.
While the available statistics from the border guards and customs officials allow us to see only a part of the picture, big data provides greater insight into what the travelers are like, i.e. where they go, where they come from, who they are and which hurdles they are facing.
The results emanating from the study give chance to identify whether the Ukraine-Poland border caters to the travellers’ needs as well as which pitfalls are present and what the solutions for fixing the bottlenecks are. Their major advantage lies in the fact that these solutions are based on the behavior of millions of travellers that were subject of this study and could serve as a practical contribution to the efficient implementation of the Action Plan on implementation of IBM Strategy.
Paper created within the framework of the Building Safe and Human Borders Through Public Assessment of the Polish-Ukrainian Border project implemented in cooperation with the Stefan Batory Foundation (Poland) and funded by the International Renaissance Foundation. The material reflects the position of the authors and does not necessarily coincide with the position of the International Renaissance Foundation.
Пріоритети співпраці Україна-ЄС: кібербезпека, захсит персональних даних, про...Europe without barriers
Дана аналітична записка відображає бачення подальшого розвитку та дій України, спрямованих на розроблення та імплементації Нового порядку денного у сфері ЮСБ, в частинах, що стосуються правоохоронної співпраці, боротьби з оргзлочинністю, кібербезпеки та захисту персональних даних.
Польсько-український колективний аналіз основних проблем, що стоять на перешкоді створення між Польщею та Україною “кордону з людським обличчям” – кордону, який перетинати зручно і швидко.
Аналіз стосується загальних питань, пов’язаних з функціонуванням кордону, митного та прикордонного контролю, новацій і експериментів на кордоні, а також функціонування сполучення між країнами та пунктів пропуску залежно від типу пересування – автомобільного, залізничного, пішохідного та велосипедного.
Метою цього дослідження є побачити точнішу та ширшу картину, можливості та проблеми українсько-польського кордону як найбільш завантаженого кордону в Україні. Головними героями дослідження є місцеві спільноти, адже саме вони є основними користувачами та бенефіціарами кордону. Ми вивчали, як люди сприймають українсько-польський кордон і як кордон впливає на їхнє повсякденне життя.
Дослідження зосередилося на двох спільнотах. Населений пункт Шегині розташований поруч із найстарішим та найбільш переповненим ПП для автомобілів, вантажівок, автобусів і пішоходів, а маленьке село Угринів – лише за кілька сотень метрів від абсолютно нового ПП спільного контролю.
У першій частині цього дослідження ми розглядаємо вплив кордону на стиль життя людей і на їхній світогляд.
У другій частині – звертаємо погляд на особливості сприйняття і реалії процесу перетину кордону через два ПП.
Остання частина дослідження присвячена політиці управління українським кордоном та відносинам з Польщею, оскільки рішення, які ухвалюють центральні органи влади, не можуть не впливати на місцеві громади.
This study aims to see a bigger and more comprehensive picture, the potential and problems of the Ukrainian-Polish border as the most crowded one on the eastern edge of the EU. Local communities are the key to this as the major users and beneficiaries. We explore how people see the Ukrainian-Polish border and how the border affects their everyday lives.
Here we focus on two of them. The Shehyni community is right next to the oldest and most crowded BCP for cars, lorries, buses, and individuals. While the Uhryniv community is small, and just a few hundred meters away from a brand new BCP with joint control.
In the first part of this research we look at the effects of the border on people’s lifestyles and view of the world. In the second part, we see the perception and realities of crossing the border via two BCPs. Constantly moving back and forth between Ukraine and Poland, local residents feel the impact of infrastructure on their lives. The last part is devoted to Ukrainian border management policy and relations with Poland, since decisions taken in central offices could not but have an effect on local communities.
This study is inspired and supported by the Open Society Foundation’s Initiative for Safe and Humane Borders aimed at moving selected borders and borderlands from a state of violence, uncertainty, privation and marginalization towards greater safety, predictability, prosperity, and inclusion. Paper created within the framework of the Building Safe and Human Borders Through Public Assessment of the Polish-Ukrainian Border project implemented in cooperation with the Stefan Batory Foundation (Poland) and funded by the International Renaissance Foundation. The material reflects the position of the authors and does not necessarily coincide with the position of the International Renaissance Foundation.
Аналітичний звіт містить результати оцінки процедур набуття громадянства й оформлення дозвільних документів для іноземців, проведеної експертами ГО «Європа без бар’єрів». Метою дослідження було сформувати комплексне бачення проблематики набуття громадянства і легалізації іноземців, сприяти реалізації прозорої міграційної політики в Україні з урахуванням досвіду країн-членів ЄС.
Звіт створено ГО «Європа без бар’єрів» під егідою Української Національної Платформи Форуму Громадянського суспільства Східного Партнерства за сприяння Європейського Союзу та Міжнародного фонду «Відродження» в рамках грантового компоненту проекту «Громадська синергія»
Дана публікація є збіркою основних фактів і міфів або хибних тверджень про українську трудову міграцію до країн Вишеградської четвірки (Польща, Угорщина, Словачина, Чехія), і покликана допомогти орієнтуватися в міграційних тенденціях та уникати поширення неправдивої інформації журналістам, політикам і всім, хто бажає розібратися в явищі української трудової міграції.
Довідник складається з 5 розділів, кожен з яких присвячено окремій країні та поширених у ній уявленнях про українську трудову міграцію.
У кінці довідника – посилання на базу даних експертів і вартих довіри джерел інформації про трудову міграцію з України.
Публікацію створено у рамках проекту “Популяризація фактоорієнтованого медійного висвітлення явища трудової міграції з України до країн Вишеградської четвірки“, який реалізовує ГО “Європа без бар’єрів” за підтримки Міжнародного Вишеградського фонду.
Як забезпечити ефективне впровадження новацій у сфері управління кордонами?Europe without barriers
У тексті проаналізовано останні зміни у візово-міграційній політиці України, запровадження фіксації біометричних даних на кордоні та плани запровадити попереднє повідомлення про в’їзд для громадян “країн міграційного ризику”.
Огляд стратегічних документів у сфері інтегрованого управління кордонами (ІУК))Europe without barriers
Україна з 2010 року впроваджує підхід інтегрованого управління кордонами (ІУК) у тісній співпраці з Європейським Союзом. Дана аналітична записка аналізує еволюцію нормативно-правової бази України у сфері інтегрованого управління кордонами у 2010-2018 роках.
4 типи процедури набуття громадянства України:
1. Набуття громадянства України за територіальним походженням
2. Прийняття до громадянства України
3. Набуття громадянства України за територіальним походженням для осіб, які живуть за кордоном
4. Прийняття до громадянства України для осіб, які живуть за кордоном
Оригінал: https://europewb.org.ua/infographics/shema-nabuttya-gromadyanstva-ukrayiny/
У звіті представлено результати моніторингу якості послуг на двадцяти міжнародних автомобільних та пішохідних пунктах пропуску державного кордону між Україною та державами членами Європейського Союзу, Білоруссю і Російською Федерацією. Метою дослідження було одержати комплексну оцінку новацій і змін практики перетину державного кордону громадянами України та іноземцями після завершення процесу візової лібералізації з ЄС та презентувати результати оцінки розробникам політики і широкій громадськості заради підвищення рівня мобільності українців та формування дружньої для іноземців політики в’їзду.
Всього було проведено 2243 інтерв’ю, серед яких 1386 інтерв’ю з українськими громадянами та 857 з іноземцями.
Незалежний моніторинговий звіт підготовлено в рамках проекту «Анатомія кордону: громадська оцінка практик перетину кордону України та нормативних новацій», що реалізується ГО «Європа без бар’єрів» за підтримки Європейської програми Міжнародного фонду «Відродження». Відповідальність за зміст документа несе ГО «Європа без бар’єрів».
Aviation Vector of Eastern Partnership: Approximation of National Legislation...Europe without barriers
Analytic report based on results of the study of the CAA Agreements implementation in Moldova and Georgia, and the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation in the field of civil aviation with EU norms and directives.
Main points:
– Moldova: the state of implementation of the CAA Agreement and the implications of its implementation
– Georgia: the state of implementation of the CAA Agreement and the implications of its implementatio
– Ukraine: the state of signing and implementation of the CAA Agreement, main approaches to implementing EU’s directives and regulations
Also analyzed:
– Unilateral implementation of CAA Agreement
– European Single Sky
– Comprehensive plan
– Translation of EU’s directives and regulations
– Certification of aircraft and airports
– “Open skies” in individual airports (Lviv, Odesa)
– Ground handling
– Licensing airlines
Also document contains recommendations to authorities based on study results.
The document was created in the framework of project “Civil facilitation of the Association Agreement implementation through harmonization of the EU’s and Ukraine’s legislation in aviation sphere based on the Eastern Partnership countries’ experience” implemented by NGO “Europe without Barriers” under the auspices of Ukrainian National Platform of Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum with the support from European Union and International Renaissance Foundation, in the framework of grant program of Civic Synergy project. “Europe without Barriers” is responsible for the content
Презентація результатів аналізу першого року функціонування безвізового режиму: аналіз попиту на візи, відмов громадянам України у в'їзді на кордонах ЄС, перевищення терміну перебування, прохань про притулок.
This session provides a comprehensive overview of the latest updates to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (commonly known as the Uniform Guidance) outlined in the 2 CFR 200.
With a focus on the 2024 revisions issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), participants will gain insight into the key changes affecting federal grant recipients. The session will delve into critical regulatory updates, providing attendees with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate and comply with the evolving landscape of federal grant management.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the rationale behind the 2024 updates to the Uniform Guidance outlined in 2 CFR 200, and their implications for federal grant recipients.
- Identify the key changes and revisions introduced by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the 2024 edition of 2 CFR 200.
- Gain proficiency in applying the updated regulations to ensure compliance with federal grant requirements and avoid potential audit findings.
- Develop strategies for effectively implementing the new guidelines within the grant management processes of their respective organizations, fostering efficiency and accountability in federal grant administration.
Presentation by Jared Jageler, David Adler, Noelia Duchovny, and Evan Herrnstadt, analysts in CBO’s Microeconomic Studies and Health Analysis Divisions, at the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Summer Conference.
Up the Ratios Bylaws - a Comprehensive Process of Our Organizationuptheratios
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At Up the Ratios, we believe that every student, regardless of their socio-economic background, should have access to the tools and knowledge needed to succeed in today's technology-driven world. To achieve this, we host a variety of free classes, workshops, summer camps, and live lectures tailored to students from underserved communities. Our programs are designed to be engaging and hands-on, allowing students to explore the exciting world of robotics and STEM through practical, real-world applications.
Our free classes cover fundamental concepts in robotics, coding, and engineering, providing students with a strong foundation in these critical areas. Through our interactive workshops, students can dive deeper into specific topics, working on projects that challenge them to apply what they've learned and think creatively. Our summer camps offer an immersive experience where students can collaborate on larger projects, develop their teamwork skills, and gain confidence in their abilities.
In addition to our local programs, Up the Ratios is committed to making a global impact. We take donations of new and gently used robotics parts, which we then distribute to students and educational institutions in other countries. These donations help ensure that young learners worldwide have the resources they need to explore and excel in STEM fields. By supporting education in this way, we aim to nurture a global community of future leaders and innovators.
Our live lectures feature guest speakers from various STEM disciplines, including engineers, scientists, and industry professionals who share their knowledge and experiences with our students. These lectures provide valuable insights into potential career paths and inspire students to pursue their passions in STEM.
Up the Ratios relies on the generosity of donors and volunteers to continue our work. Contributions of time, expertise, and financial support are crucial to sustaining our programs and expanding our reach. Whether you're an individual passionate about education, a professional in the STEM field, or a company looking to give back to the community, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference.
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Autonomous Action
http://Avtonom.org
Anarchist Black Cross Moscow
http://Avtonom.org/abc
Solidarity Zone
https://t.me/solidarity_zone
Memorial
https://memopzk.org/, https://t.me/pzk_memorial
OVD-Info
https://en.ovdinfo.org/antiwar-ovd-info-guide
RosUznik
https://rosuznik.org/
Uznik Online
http://uznikonline.tilda.ws/
Russian Reader
https://therussianreader.com/
ABC Irkutsk
https://abc38.noblogs.org/
Send mail to prisoners from abroad:
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3. NGO "EUROPE
WITHOUT
BARRIERS"
(EWB)
is an independent advocacy
and analytical center. The main
areas of our activity is to
promote realization the human
right to freedom of movement
and support socially important
reforms in the rule of law,
migration and border control,
protection of personal data,
public order and combating
discrimination.
Our mission is to find a new
balance between freedom of
movement and security
(national and human security)
with the desire to see the Europe
without barriers and Ukraine -
as a part of such Europe.
THE MAIN DIRECTIONS
OF OUR ANALYTICAL
RESEARCH AND
ADVOCACY IN 2016
WERE THE FOLLOWING:
•
Removing visa barriers between
Ukraine and the EU
•
Analysis of EU visa policy
•
Reform of the new identification
documents
•
Migration profile of Ukraine,
analysis of migration to the EU
and Visegrad countries
•
Ukraine’s Association Agreement
with the EU
•
Agreement on Common
Aviation Area between
Ukraine and the EU
•
Creation of a barrier-free
environment for vulnerable
groups of population
The report is prepared by virtue of the project "Strengthening the institutional capacity of the
NGO "Europe without barriers" for reforms in the fields of democracy, human rights and freedom
of movement" and our partners from Think Tank Development Initiative, which is performed by
the International Renaissance Foundation in partnership with the Think Tank Foundation (TTF)
under the financial support of the Embassy of Sweden in Ukraine.
01
4. In 2016 we actively worked to
approach visa-free regime between
Ukraine and the EU by conducting
a series of "visa-free" advocacy
visits to Brussels and Berlin. Also,
we prepared a number of analyt-
ical materials on migration in the
context of relations with the EU,
as well as professional expertise in
the implementation of all require-
ments of the Action Plan on visa
liberalization by Ukraine.
We look forward to the positive
results of our efforts in 2017 when
6 – booklet of visualized annexes
(infographics) in English, German
and French;
4 – petitions to state authorities
of Ukraine, international
institutions, and diplomatic
missions;
1 – communication memo
(in cooperation with the Institute
of World Policy and "European
Pravda");
7 – copyright articles in the
mainstream media;
19 – publications of EWB contain
clear policy recommendations
for different stakeholders in
Ukraine and the EU.
Ukraine will finally get a long-expect-
ed visa-free regime with the EU, and
the reforms, which were undertaken
as part of the visa liberalization will be
sustainable and irreversible.
We have increased the number
and quality of our analytical
products, and significantly
strengthened our advocacy
actions.
IN 2016 WE PREPARED
30 PUBLICATIONS,
INCLUDING:
8 – policy-briefs;
2 – analytical reports
(in cooperation with colleagues
from the Czech Republic,
Slovakia and Poland, including
social research conducted by
EWB in Ukraine);
02
5. In 2016 our organization held
14 public events in Ukraine and the
EU, which were attended by about
400 people.
EWB employees took part in 18
international events as invited
experts, speakers, and presenters.
WE WERE
ACTIVE
PARTICIPANTS OF
5 NGO ASSOCIATIONS
AND THINK TANK
GROUPS:
•
"Reanimation Package
of reforms"
•
Ukrainian National Platform of
Eastern Partnership Civil Society
Forum
•
EU-UA Civil Society Platform
•
International Coalition
"Visa-Free Europe"
•
Ukrainian Think Tanks Liaison
Office in Brussels
"EUROPE WITHOUT
BARRIERS"
IS A MEMBER OF
2 ADVISORY
BODIES AND PLANS
TO JOIN ANOTHER
ONE IN 2017:
•
In 2015 we became members
of the Public Council under
the State Migration Service
of Ukraine
•
In 2016 we headed the Working
Group on the signing and
implementation of the Common
Aviation Area between Ukraine
and the EU at the Ministry
of Infrastructure of Ukraine
•
We applied for the membership
in the Public Council
of the State Aviation
Administration of Ukraine
03
6. IN 2016 YOU SAW US ON TV 50 TIMES AND HEARD US
ON THE RADIO 10 TIMES
665
149
141
39
36
21
18
13
liberalisation of the visa regime with the EU
migration topic
monitoring of visa issuing by the embassies
of Schengen countries
the Common Aviation Area Agreement
between Ukraine and the EU
registration of biometric documents
practice of obtaining Schengen visas
the problems of the citizens of the Crimea
visa practices for people with disabilities
The media quoted us 1168 times or 97,5 times a month in the last year.
The most popular topic of quoting was:
04
7. WE LAUNCHED
A NEW WEBSITE
OF THE
ORGANIZATION
with easier and more modern
design and changed
the domain name, which is more
appropriate to the organization's
name (europewb.org.ua).
We actively communicated
with you on Facebook,
Twitter and Medium and
appeared on platforms Youtube,
Slideshare, Issuu.
The websites of our organization
(the new and the old one)
were visited by about 40,000
thousand people in 2016.
Also, EWB administers
English-language website of the
international coalition "Visa-Free
Europe," which was attendant in
2016 by approximately 17,000
people in total.
IN 2016 OUR
FACEBOOK PAGE
AND OUR TWITTER
GOT NEW
FOLLOWERS AND
YOUR‘ LIKES
In 2016 our Facebook page got
new followers, and their number
reached 2,169 by the end
of the year.According to Twitter
Analytics monthly number of
tweet impressions amounted
to 17 100. Publications of EWB
on Slideshare were viewed
9700 times from April to
December 2016. EWB publications
on ISSUU during this period were
read 228 times.
05
8. OUR TEAM WAS
GAINING NEW SKILLS
AND GREW
PROFESSIONALLY
Thus, in 2016 we took part in 9
trainings, which were aimed to
improve the quality of project
management, analytics, and
communication capabilities of the
organization, financial reporting
and teamwork.
Our colleagues, in turn, held 4
trainings for representatives of
state authorities, CSOs and youth:
1
Ukrainian National Platform
of EaP CSF (gender component)
2
Project «EU study days»
3
Center for Adaptation
of the Civil Service to the
standards of the European Union
4
Open University of Reforms
06
9. OUR PROJECTS
IN 2016 WE IMPLEMENTED 5 PROJECTS:
Last steps towards
visa liberalisation:
communication of reforms,
and consolidation of the
EU’s support
The Open Sky
initiative
Monitoring of migration
in Ukraine: forced and
labour mobility
Monitoring of the
implementation of
biometric technology
in visa and migration
practice
Improving accessibility
of visa and immigration
services for people with
disabilities
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10. II.
IMPROVING
ACCESSIBILITY
OF VISA AND
IMMIGRATION
SERVICES FOR
PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
The project was aimed to research
the accessibility of visa and
immigration services for people
with disabilities, development of
recommendations for Ukrainian
state authorities and diplomatic
missions.
In the project frameworks data
from visa consular offices and
centers of 23 countries of the EU
and the Schengen area, as well
as 14 regional subdivisions of the
State Migration Service of Ukraine
in Kyiv was collected and analyzed.
In addition, networking between
organizations of people with
disabilities across the country was
strengthened.
We conducted a public advocacy
of accessibility to visa and immi-
gration services for people with
disabilities, in particular, photo
exhibition and the public discus-
sion with the participation of all
responsible parties were held.
I.
MONITORING OF THE
IMPLEMENTATION
OF BIOMETRIC
TECHNOLOGY IN VISA
AND MIGRATION
PRACTICE
We conducted an independent
monitoring of the implementa-
tion of biometric technology in
visa and migration practice. Our
recommendations were made,
particularly regarding the illegal
collection of additional public
costs for passport issuance, which
was overcome by removing the
employees of State Enterprise
"Document" from the buildings
of the State Migration Service
departments.
08
11. IV.
THE OPEN
SKY INITIATIVE
Our organization began to
research the problems of
common aviation area
between Ukraine and the EU.
The "Open Sky" initiative with
conventional research turned
into an exclusive analytical
product and advocacy campaign,
which was held in Brussels and
on the basis of the Ukrainian
Platform of the Eastern
Partnership during the annual
conference in Kyiv.
This new direction of our work
includes a range of issues related
to mobility, liberalisation of
air transport security in close
cooperation with the EU. On
the initiative of EWB, a Working
Group under the Ministry of
Infrastructure of Ukraine was set
up, which is composed of leading
independent experts
and representatives of relevant
state bodies. The Working Group
has developed a new Decree
of the Cabinet of Ministers of
Ukraine on the Action Plan for
the preparation and the
implementation of the Common
Aviation Agreement between
the Ukraine and the EU and its`
state - members.
III.
LAST STEPS
TOWARDS
VISA-FREE REGIME:
COMMUNICATION
OF REFORMS AND
CONSOLIDATION OF
THE EU’S SUPPORT
An extensive advocacy
campaign in the EU was
carried out in the frameworks of
the project, as well as exclusive
analytical products were created.
The following analytical
materials: "The Migration
Security map of Ukraine",
"Progress of Ukraine second
phase of the Action Plan on visa
liberalisation", an analytical
report "The prospect of visa
liberalisation as an impetus for
domestic reform in Ukraine"
the visuals booklets "How
Ukraine becomes a safer
place on the road to visa
liberalisation?" and "Key facts
of migration security card", and
a "Letter of appeal of Ukrainian
civil society to the European
Parliament" were prepared (in
English, German, and French).
Two advocacy visits to Brussels
and one to Berlin had a place,
during which 20 meetings
(private and public)
consultations, discussions,
and briefings with European
stakeholders were held.
A presentation "Is the
European Union ready to
support visa liberalization for
Ukraine"was held in the
European Parliament.
09
12. V.
MONITORING
OF MIGRATION IN
UKRAINE: FORCED
AND LABOUR
MOBILITY
An interesting and important
project of monitoring labour
and forced migration from
Ukraine to the countries of
the Visegrad Group, which was
implemented by the NGO
"Europe without Barriers"
together with its partners from
the Czech Republic, Poland,
and Slovakia, was completed.
In the frameworks of the project
was conducted a complex
sociological research in Ukraine
as well as in 3 countries of
"Visegrad Four".
In particular, the stereotypical
allegation about high migration
risk for the EU by the Ukrainian
internally displaced persons
and the threat of mass illegal
migration to the EU was refuted.
The results of the research are
published in English
and Ukrainian languages.
10
13. INSTITUTIONAL
CAPACITY
We increased analytical and
international advocacy capacity, the
organization grew institutionally,
the structure was improved, and
our employees improved their
knowledge and skills.
Our team was renewed and
increased, and finally achieved
gender balance. Among our new
colleagues are communication
manager, project manager, financial
manager. Moreover, 4 trainees
and 2 volunteers assisted us in 2016.
We move to the success by the
updated strategic directions
because we developed a new
strategy of NGO "Europe without
Barriers" for 2017-2019.
We became more transparent
and efficient – the system of
operational and financial
management was improved, a
delegation of responsibilities was
held between the employees of the
organization, and a number of new
policies were developed.
All the above-mentioned changes
were implemented by virtue
of the project "Strengthening
the institutional capacity of the
NGO "Europe without barriers" for
reforms in the fields of democracy,
human rights and freedom
of movement" and our partners
from Think Tank Development
Initiative, which is performed
by the International Renaissance
Foundation in partnership
with the Think Tank Foundation
(TTF) under the financial support
of the Embassy of Sweden in
Ukraine.
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14. INTERNATIONAL RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION, EMBASSY
OF SWEDEN IN UKRAINE, THINK TANK FOUNDATION
THE VISEGRAD FUND
INTERNATIONAL RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION
THE ROYAL NORWEGIAN EMBASSY
68,42 %
14,85%
16,19%
0,54 %
BUDGET OF NGO "EUROPE WITHOUT BARRIERS"
IN 2016
OUR TOTAL BUDGET IN 2016 AMOUNTED 2300734.09 UAH.
STRUCTURE OF INCOMES
UAH PERCENTAGE %
VISEGRAD FUND DONOR
INCOMES
2 300 734,09 100,00 %TOTAL AMOUNT
Monitoring of migration
in Ukraine: forced and
labour mobility
Strengthening the institutional
capacity of EuropeWithout
Barriers to support reforms in the
fields of democracy, human rights
and freedom of movement
Last steps towards visa-free
regime: communication of
reforms and consolidation
of the EU’s support
Monitoring of the
implementation of biometric
technology in visa and
migration practice
Improving accessibility of visa
and immigration services for
people with disabilities
Visegrad
Fund
The Royal
Norwegian
Embassy
International
Renaissance
Foundation
International
Renaissance
Foundation
International
Renaissance
Foundation,
Embassy of
Sweden in
Ukraine, Think
Tank Foundation
341 607,34 14,85 %
1 574 193,91 68,42 %
200 000,00 8,69 %
172 612,00 7,50 %
12 320,84 0,54 %
15. 68,42 %
INTERNATIONAL
RENAISSANCE
FOUNDATION, EMBASSY
OF SWEDEN IN UKRAINE ,
THINK TANK FOUNDATION
14,85 %
THE VISEGRAD
FUND
16,19 %
INTERNATIONAL
RENAISSANCE
FOUNDATION
0,54 %
THE ROYAL
NORWEGIAN EMBASSY
STRUCTURE OF
INCOMES
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16. STRUCTURE OF EXPENSES
OF NGO "EUROPE WITHOUT BARRIERS"
Project activities (wages and
researches)
Conducting of events
Administrative costs
Technical means
Organizational development
Consultancy
1 460 457 64 %
115 505 5%
205 391 9 %
83 032 4%
265 862
170 487
11 %
7 %
AMOUNT (UAH) PERCENTAGE %CATEGORIES OF EXPENCES
17. 64 %
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
(WAGES AND
RESEARCHES)
9 %
ADMINISTRATIVE
COSTS
11 %
ORGANIZATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
7 %
CONSULTANCY
5 %
CONDUCTING
OF EVENTS
4 %
TECHNICAL
MEANS
STRUCTURE OF
EXPENSES
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