Mamalyhivska AH is actively implementing youth policy within decentralisation

The Mamalyhivska AH launched the Center for Economic Growth, which is being implemented under the pilot project “Different Hromadas – Common Solutions for Economic Growth" at the EU initiative "Mayors for Economic Growth".

Within the framework of the Project, the Centre for Economic Development of amalgamated hromadas is being set up in the form of a network of local administrations in 10 AHs based on the Association of AHs of the Chernivtsi Oblast “Bukovyna Hromadas’ Development Agency". It is also planned that the network of such offices in the Centre will continue its activities as an integral part of the Association after the Project is completed.

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