Exploring new barrier-free projects with the involvement of Ukraine's First Lady.
Discover new opportunities for the digitalization of public services in Ukraine by 2026.
Research shows that Ukrainian children are actively using the internet, making it crucial to ensure their safety. Discover new initiatives in Ukraine.
Details on the new rehabilitation program for individuals with disabilities in Ukraine, including access to prosthetics and assistive devices.
New digital educational centers have been opened in Odesa lyceums to provide children and youth with various educational opportunities.
Join the Spring Marathon in Odessa, challenge yourself on various distances and create unforgettable memories!
Supporting Ukrainians in learning English through a new online platform.
Ukrzaliznytsia continues to restore its online services following a cyberattack.
Results of the finals of the national information technology championship and team selection for the world finals of INFOMATRIX-2025.
Join the study on the state and needs of business education in Ukraine. Your input is valuable!
A new resource offering free access to courses and materials for learning the Ukrainian language.
All children under three who were born prematurely or with health issues can receive free medical rehabilitation.
Municipal services in Odesa continue the removal of illegally installed equipment to enhance road conditions.
An event to honor the soldiers who lost their lives fighting for Ukraine took place near the Odessa City Council.
The story of Vitaliy Gyrenko, a border guard who returned home after a long captivity and reunited with his son.
Russia has launched another attack on SOCAR oil facilities in Ukraine, necessitating an urgent international response.
A ceremony in Odesa honored the memories of heroes who sacrificed their lives for Ukraine's independence during the 34th anniversary celebrations.
Odessa is strengthening international connections with cities that share values of solidarity and openness.
The Odesa Half Marathon attracted over 600 participants united by the goal of supporting charity and adaptive sports.
The OdesaFest brought together the Ukrainian community and Berlin residents, celebrating the cultural heritage of Odesa.
Inclusive beach No. 11 in Odesa has become a gathering place for veterans and their families, fostering new connections and support.