Round Table at the Interfax-Ukraine Press Center on the Topic of 'Index of Government Effectiveness in Implementing Policies to Support IDPs'

On Wednesday, April 8, at 3:00 PM, a round table discussion will be held at the press center of the Interfax-Ukraine news agency, located at Reitarska Street, 8/5-A. The topic of the discussion will be 'Index of Government Effectiveness in Implementing Policies to Support Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).' This event is expected to unite representatives from state bodies, experts, and civil society actors who aim to address important issues concerning the support of internally displaced persons in Ukraine.

Among the participants in the round table will be prominent figures, including Ukrainian Member of Parliament and co-founder of the public organization 'IDPs of Ukraine,' Serhiy Kozyr, as well as fellow Member of Parliament and co-chair of the inter-factional association 'IDPs of Ukraine' in the Verkhovna Rada, Maksym Tkachenko. Additionally, the discussion will include the head of the Association of Relocated Businesses, Maksym Moiseev, PhD in Public Administration, Yuriy Havrylechenko, and the founder of the research company Active Group, Andriy Yremenko. The event will be moderated by Vitaliy Kulyk, head of the Laboratory for Countering Disinformation at the Kyiv National Economic University.

This event aims not only to discuss the effectiveness index but also to develop recommendations for improving policies supporting IDPs in Ukraine. Given the relevance of the topic, participants will focus on analyzing existing programs and initiatives implemented by government bodies, as well as identifying shortcomings and problems that require urgent resolution.

The round table will be streamed live on the YouTube channel of the Interfax-Ukraine agency, allowing a broader audience to engage with the discussions and conclusions drawn by experts. This is an important step towards enhancing the transparency of government operations and involving society in discussions on key issues related to supporting IDPs.

Registration for journalists at the event will occur on-site with editorial credentials, ensuring that media representatives have the opportunity to ask questions and receive comments from experts. The round table will serve as a platform for open dialogue among government officials, scholars, and community representatives, which will undoubtedly contribute to improving policies supporting internally displaced persons in Ukraine.