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The document outlines the formation of a sectoral working group between the Ukrainian Ministry for Communities and Territories Development and development partners to coordinate decentralization and regional development reforms. The working group has two main goals: 1) Align objectives to implement decentralization and regional development reforms according to government plans and strategies. 2) Coordinate joint actions to achieve planned reform results. It will identify inter-agency and government coordination issues. The working group is chaired by the Minister and co-chaired by representatives from Canada and the EU. It contains decentralization and regional development subgroups each focused on specific thematic clusters.
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