E-NNOVATE UKRAINE: 1500 DAYS of EGAP's ACHIEVEMENTS
Friday 8 February 2019
Most of the time when we talk about e-government or e-democracy, the attention almost immediately turns to IT solutions. While technology is certainly part of the story, e-government and e-democracy is not so much about technology but rather about what people do with technology, how technology equitably serves people and how it impacts their lives for the better. Since 2015, the Ukrainian-Swiss EGAP Program has been supporting the Ukraine's national government, four regional administrations and civil society partners in implementing innovative, sustainable and inclusive e-government solutions. It focused on 4 key areas: e-services, e-skills, e-democracy and national policy dialogue. After 1500 days (4 years) of rolling up its sleeves, implementing innovative approaches and reaching out to many across Ukraine, the EGAP team is inviting you to a results sharing conference. What did EGAP really achieve? Please join us on 8 February 2019 at Depot Conference Hall !!!
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conference program
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Insights from the partners
Plenary Session:
E-Ukraine: Is it myth or reality?
Plenary Session:
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
Plenary Session:
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
Quiz Lunch
Round table:
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Round table:
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
Workshop:
Challenging Realities of Ukrainan IT Startups
Round table:
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
Final Session:
E-democracy platform presentation & EGAP Awards: Benefiaries, E-democracy Ambasador, E-services
speakers (38)
Victor Liakh
10.00
Insights from the partners
President of East Europe Foundation.
Oleksandr Ryzhenko
10.00
Insights from the partners
Head of the State Agency of e-Governance of Ukraine
Nadiia Vasylieva
10.30
E-Ukraine: Is it myth or reality?
Founder of Digital Transformation Institute
Oleksii Sydorenko
10.30
E-Ukraine: Is it myth or reality?
Head of Office of Computerized Systems of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
Dehtyarenko Serhii
10.30
E-Ukraine: Is it myth or reality?
Deputy State Secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
Oleksii Zelivianskyi
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
EGAP Program "E-Services" component lead
Oleksii Vyskub
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
First Deputy Head of the State Agency for E-Governance of Ukraine
Ludmila Rabchynska
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
Policy and Reengineering Sector Lead in Administrative Service Reform Office
Vladyslav Kryklii
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
Chief of the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
Ivan Dvoilenko
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
Director of the Department of Information, Telecommunications and Information Protection of the State Migration Service of Ukraine
Sadovska Iryna
11.45
Evolution of E-servises in Ukraine
Deputy Minister of Justice of Ukraine
Volodymyr Romanenko
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
For the past three years (since 2014) Volodymyr has been the Director of Information Technology Vinnytsia City Council. Prior to becoming a Director, he worked as the Deputy Director of Information Technology Vinnytsia City Council. He is a graduate of the technical college in Vinnytsia with a degree in electrical engineering. From 2006 to 2010 he studied "Management" at the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management and from 2013 to 2016 he studied Public Administration at the Odessa Regional Institute of the National Academy of Public Administration of Ukraine and earned a Master's degree. He is married and has a son and a daughter.
Olesya Arkhypska
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
Co-chairman of the Coordination Council on the implementation of the "Open Government" Partnership Initiative in Ukraine, "Project Manager of Government-Public Initiatives" Against Corruption ". Participates in the development of the information society, information and communication technologies, e-governance, e-democracy and good governance in Ukraine. Interested in issues of strategic communication, knowledge management, e-archives and the development of library business. Has been working in this field since 1998. Qualification: It\'s not enough to be able to work - you still have to work. It\'s hard to work - you need to be able to work "(Gabriel Laub).
Yurii Bova
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
Mayor of Trostyanets, Vice-President of the Open Cities Association
Nataliia Oksha
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communication of the SCMU
Jaanika Merilo
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
deputy mayor of the city of Dnipro
Valerii Bakal
12.35
Innovations in National and Local level Policy Making: E-governance and E-democracy under a Microscope
Deputy Head of the State Agency for E-Governance of Ukraine
Jordanka Tomkova
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Jordanka Tomkova, PhD is the E-governance Advisor for the Swiss-Ukrainian E-Governance for Accountability and Participation (EGAP) Program and Senior Governance Advisor at the Swiss INNOVABRIDGE Foundation. She holds two Masters degrees and a Doctorate with a specialization in e-participation and e-governance. Prior to coming to Ukraine Jordanka worked at the World Bank in Washington, Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation and has been a member of several European Union research projects on electronic civic participation, voter advice applications, deliberative polling and the use of petitions in the European Parliament. Jordanka believes in innovative e-governance models with a human touch where socially responsible IT innovation and anti-disciplinary approach to problem solving fluidly interact.
Serhyi Loboyko
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Head of the Center for innovations development (cid.center), E-Democracy group of RPR, Coordinator of “E-solution for Hromadas’ project, advisor to the First Deputy Chairman of the Kyiv City State Administration. Serhiy is an active social activist and advocate of e-democracy, SmartCity. He is the co-author of the editions to the Law on Citizens' Appeal, which introduced e-petitions used by more than 1 million citizens. Serhiy is an architect of the Public Budget of Kyiv, where 100% of the e-voting was implemented for the first time in Ukraine.
Sofia Sakalosh
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Sofia is the Head of the E-Democracy Laboratory for the Podolian Agency for Regional Development (PARD) NGO based in Vinnytsia. Prior to her position in PARD, she was an associate e-governance analyst for the “European dialogue” NGO’s and “Think Tank Development Initiative in Ukraine”. Sofia has a Master’s degree in international relations and a bachelor’s degree in philology from Ivan Franko Lviv National University. She currently promotes civic education in the e-democracy sphere and is a member of the e-Democracy Coalition that co-wrote the national Concept and Action Plan (2016-18) on E-democracy.
Vlad Makarets
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Public activist, a member of the Local Democracy Agency of the Dnipropetrovsk region, a lawyer and expert in self-government and self-organization of the population
Oleksii Kolesnykov
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Head of the All-Ukrainian NGO “Association for Community Self-Organization Assistance”; expert in electoral issues, local democracy (including e-democracy), regional and local politics.
Serhii Karelin
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
Project Coordinator for e-Democracy in the EGAP Program
Vitalii Dorokh
14.30
The Making of Ukrainian E-citizens: Legislative & Implementation Realities of E-democracy in Ukraine
head of NGO “PRAVO”
Tatiana Shapovalova
14.30
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
Tatiana is the Head of IT and E-government in Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration. For over 15 years, she has been coordinating information and e-governance activities in the Dnipropetrovsk region, first as the Head of Sector, then as the Head of the Specialized Agency of Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration. She graduated from the Faculty of Radio DNU. She holds a Masters degree in Public Administration and has completed an E-Government program from the Korea International Cooperation Agency. She is the Regional Coordinator and chief contact point of the EGAP Program within the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Administration.
Oksana Garnets
14.30
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
Head of the Swiss-Ukrainian project "Supporting Decentralization in Ukraine" DESPRO. Candidate of psychological sciences.
Andrii Cherin
14.30
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
Geoinformation system software developer for united territorial communities. Head of SOFPRO company. Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Anna Shavyro
14.30
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
acting Executive Director of the Association of Open Cities
Vasiliy Saray
14.30
Decentralizing E-Governance: Tools for Selfgovernment & Amalgamated Comunities, CNAPs
Deputy Director of the "Administrative Service Center in Lutsk" Lutsk City Council. Coach on e-government and e-democracy, prepared within the framework of the EGAP program.
Viacheslav Maiakin
16.00
Challenging Realities of Ukrainan IT Startups
CEO at RND.international
Nazar Diakiv
16.00
Challenging Realities of Ukrainan IT Startups
representative of the INFORMER4CITIZENS project
Yevhen Urasalov
16.00
Challenging Realities of Ukrainan IT Startups
founder and leader of the "Caser"s All-Ukrainian case-society
Anastasiia Rozlutska
16.00
Challenging Realities of Ukrainan IT Startups
Project Manager "E Mova"
Andrii Semenchenko
16.00
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
coordinator of the "Capacity Building" component in EGAP Program
Volodymyr Kuprii
16.00
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
First Deputy Head of the National Agency of Ukraine for Civil Service
Svitlana Bronnikova
16.00
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
communications coach
Artur Kocharian
16.00
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
expert on ICT education
Mariia Bohuslav
16.00
E-Skills: Get Ready for Life-long learning
Project Manager at Skills Academy
logistics
- 9:00 – 18:00 |
- 8 February 2019 |
- Kyiv |
- DEPO Conference Hall |
- 52 Antonovicha