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The Safe Ukraine 2030 team took part in the International Forum “Architecture of Security 2026”, held on 1 June 2026 in Kyiv. The Forum brought together Ukrainian and international leaders, representatives of public institutions, the expert community, civil society, the security sector and partner organisations. The Forum became an important platform for a strategic conversation on the future security architecture of Ukraine, Europe and the democratic world. The discussions f

On 22 May 2026, a high-level strategic dialogue, “OGP at 15: Time for a New Phase of International Partnership, Open Governance, Trust, Security and Democratic Resilience,” was held as a platform for joint reflection on the 15-year journey of the Open Government Partnership (OGP), and for discussing the next stage of its development amid war, recovery, security challenges and the transformation of democratic governance. A dedicated focus of the event was the presentation of t

On 20–21 May 2026, the latest meeting of the European consortium of the CEDAR project (Common European Data Spaces and Robust AI for Transparent Public Governance) took place in Paris, France, bringing together project partners both in person and remotely. During the two-day meeting, participants reviewed the current status of all Work Packages and agreed on the key steps required for the final phase of the project’s implementation. The first day was primarily dedicated to te

On 23 April 2026, the President of the SAFE UKRAINE 2030 Foundation moderated a discussion dedicated to the use of new approaches and the development of analytical models in the work of the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine. The event provided a platform for an open professional dialogue between representatives of the Bureau of Economic Security, the business community, and the legal profession on how modern analytical instruments can contribute not only to the effective

The SAFE UKRAINE 2030 Foundation has been granted the status of an associated partner of the European Alliance of Cities and Regions for the Reconstruction of Ukraine. In its communication, the Secretariat of the Alliance acknowledged the commitment and efforts of SAFE UKRAINE 2030 in supporting local communities and strengthening their resilience in the context of the unjustified war of aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine. The acquisition of associated partn

On 27 March 2026, during a meeting of the European Alliance of Cities and Regions for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, the SAFE UKRAINE 2030 Foundation presented its approach to developing systemic, legally sound solutions for the implementation of recovery projects in Ukraine. At the heart of this work, carried out with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation within the framework of the project “Legal Rulebook for Recovery”, is the development of practical inst

On 23–25 March 2026, the major international event ASIS Europe 2026 took place in Antwerp, Belgium, bringing together security leaders, experts, and practitioners from across Europe and beyond. Representatives of the SAFE UKRAINE 2030 Foundation took part in the conference. ASIS International is one of the world’s leading professional associations in the field of security. Since 1955, it has united tens of thousands of security leaders, experts, and practitioners in more than

The Safe Ukraine 2030 Foundation held a regular meeting of the Supervisory Board , during which the Activity Report for 2025 was presented, and strategic priorities for 2026 aimed at strengthening the Foundation's institutional capacity and international positioning were outlined and discussed. During the meeting, the Foundation welcomed new members to the Supervisory Board : • Andy Williams , CEO Crilly Consulting Ltd, Member of the Global Board ASIS International, Chairma

The Safe Ukraine 2030 Foundation presented the outcomes of the OGP Global Summit 2025 and the innovative programme “A New Culture of Security” to representatives of diplomatic missions and international organizations. The event became a platform for dialogue on a new model of democratic security — one grounded in trust, shared responsibility, and partnership between the state, civil society, and international partners. As Olena Sukmanova, President of the Safe Ukraine 2030 Fo

The “SAFE Ukraine 2030” Foundation, together with the United Kingdom, Germany, and Moldova, presented the programme “A New Culture of Security” during the High-Level Roundtable “LEADERSHIP AND PARTNERSHIP IN SECURITY: THE LEADING ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY - from principles and standards to responsibility” at the Global Summit of the international Open Government Partnership (OGP) Initiative. “ The innovative aspect of the proposed programme lies in the defining role of civil

Strategic Development Plan of the Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030" (in Ukrainian)

Please meet the results of the work of the "Safe Ukraine 2030" fund for the year 2024.

Ukraine Hosts Its First OSINT Hackathon. Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030” was a co-host of the event. On November 5–6, 2024, the inaugural...

An expert of the Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030” has conducted and published results of the study on the partnership between the public and...

Experts of the Fund “SAFE UKRAINE 2030” Conduct Research on International Experience of Partnerships Between Special Services and the...

On May 16, 2024, representatives of the NGO "Safe Ukraine 2030" participated in the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference on...

Legal-analytical opinion on judicial practice regarding war crimes, collaborationism with the support of the International Renaissance...

Team of Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030” took part in the civil society consultations in order to prepare for the upcoming Ukraine Recovery...

Representatives of Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030” took part in the meeting with the Deputy Minister of the Minister of Economy of Ukraine Ihor...

Experts from the Fund “Safe Ukraine 2030” participated in a discussion on issues surrounding public-private partnerships at the National...