Updates

Based on findings from our CSO Meter monitoring, ECNL submitted its input to inform the upcoming UN Special Rapporteur report on CSOs’ access to resources, including foreign funding.

Despite the extension, fundamental concerns with the existing legistalion remain in place.

This is the third strategic document on creating favorable conditions for the civil society sector since 2012.

The electronic procedure ensures standardised processes and a more transparent, quick and inclusive distribution of public funds.

The new, contest-based public funding platform will reduce paperwork, increase transparency and ensure impartial project evaluation.

Learn more about how CSO Meter is used and how we will improve it further in the next couple of years.

The proposed draft amendments on the Law on Local Self-Government offers an opportunity to improve participation and bring legislation in line with European standards.

The current draft law clearly defines timelines for holding public consultations as well as the list of issues to be discussed through the consultations.

The report highlights the lack of reforms and identifies key priorities for authorities to improve the development of civil society in Ukraine.

Three draft laws have been introduced in the Ukrainian Parliament which would impose limitations to the work of CSOs.

The Strategy is expected to be adopted by the end of this year.

In light of recent proposals in Ukraine seeking to restrict regulation of CSOs receiving foreign funding, ECNL prepared a briefer on relevant international standards.