Online forum for starostas becomes platform for sharing experience

Over the first three months of the online forum operation, more than 130 starostas from 22 oblasts of Ukraine have already registered there. We hope that in the nearest future the forum will attract attention of starostas from the Kyiv and Rivne Oblasts who have not yet become its participants.

“The forum is developing and it is filled with topical issues. For the most part, they relate to the service in local self-government bodies, particularities of fulfilling separate duties by starosta, admission of citizens, assistance in resolving disputes, etc. I hope the forum participants will be more actively involved in answering the questions. It is important that they receive not only theoretical knowledge and explanation, but also exchange their experience,” said Oleksandr Vrublevskyi, forum moderator, DESPRO expert consultant on starostas’ activities and cooperation of amalgamated hromadas.

The full version is available in Ukrainian – please click HERE

 

Tags:

starosta

Source:

Read more:

07 October 2026

21 Regional Development Agencies to master KROKUS: UCORD strengthens the regions’ project capacity

21 Regional Development Agencies to master...

In Lviv, representatives of 21 regional development agencies started a two-day training course on developing project...

07 October 2026

Проєкт Держбюджету-2027: громади обговорили ресурс для послуг, освіти та підтримки дітей

Проєкт Держбюджету-2027: громади обговорили...

Фінансова спроможність громад у 2027 році, міжбюджетні відносини, доступність послуг для дітей і сімей стали темою...

07 October 2026

Молодь Хмельниччини та Івано-Франківщини запрошують на безкоштовний акселератор Skills Future For Youth

Молодь Хмельниччини та Івано-Франківщини...

  Платформа соціальних змін відкрила набір на акселератор Skills Future For Youth для молоді віком 15–29...

07 October 2026

Short-term (by 2027) and mid-term (by 2030) recommendations for Ukraine in the field of EU Cohesion Policy

Short-term (by 2027) and mid-term (by 2030)...

This article of the U-LEAD series consolidates the main short-term (by 2027) and mid-term (by 2030) recommendations...