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Fifth and Sixth Workshops with Ukrainian Civil Servants Implemented

Workshop participants

Anne Bercio, project leader of “Capacity Building for EU Association in Ukraine” at IEP, successfully imple­mented the fifth and sixth workshops with Ukrainian civil servants. All workshops aim at preparing the parti­ci­pants, working in leading positions in federal minis­tries or offices, to implement the EU-AA/DCFTA effectively.

At the last workshop, the parti­ci­pants received certi­fi­cates for their completion of the program. Mr. Thomas Piesch, First Secretary and Referent on Economy Coope­ration and Develo­pment at the German embassy in Kyiv, also attended the closing session. In his closing remarks, Mr Piesch outlined the importance of capacity building in Ukrainian public adminis­tration for a sound AA/DCFTA imple­men­tation. Mr. Piesch also empha­sized Germany’s ongoing commitment to supporting Ukraine with its reform process.

The fifth workshop, which was focused on project cycle management in an EU context, took place on 7–8 November in Kyiv. Mr. Mladen Lazic taught the workshop sessions on project cycle management and was able to bring valuable knowledge through his experience as Head of Group for programming of EU funded projects of the European Integration Division in the Serbian Ministry of Finance. Through presen­ta­tions and simula­tions, the parti­ci­pants gained knowledge about the logical framework approach and the logical framework matrix.

The sixth workshop, which aimed to deepen the parti­ci­pants’ knowledge of project cycle management in an EU context, took place on 21–22 November in Kyiv. Mr. Mladen Lazic taught the parti­ci­pants about action document writing. Ms. Amina Sisic, a Sarajevo-based independent advisor on EU commu­ni­cation skills and capacity develo­pment, contri­buted her expertise on time management and business commu­ni­cation in an EU context.

The workshops are kindly supported by the Deutsche Gesell­schaft für Inter­na­tionale Zusam­men­arbeit (GIZ). The workshops will be followed by a study trip with the parti­ci­pants at the end of January, 2016.