Center for Human Capital

Center

for Human

Capital

Best expertise on behalf

of Ukraine’s citizens

planning restoration of the country

The Center for Human Capital (CHC) is a think tank and advocacy center, established in 2020, that aims to formulate and advocate the most needed reforms in Ukraine.

CHC gathered prominent Ukrainian experts

to conduct research combining the experience of the top professionals from different areas with the focus on creating the best possible opportunities for the citizens of Ukraine and the best use of their skills within Ukraine.

Our approach

After the illegal invasion,

CHC gathered a group of leading Ukrainian experts, business professionals, diplomats, and policymakers who are committed to:

Provide a fair and competent assessment of the global and national tendencies of economic development.

Specify crucial structural problems of the economic development and define solutions, that will allow Ukraine to use global opportunities to strengthen the economy.

Facilitate networks of stakeholders, which include local authorities, business representatives, policymakers, and diplomats, to ensure that developed solutions receive the most possible support and can turn them into realistic action plans.

With

Flexibility

The think-tank is able to gather the best experts from various areas, with the detailed assessment of their knowledge and background.

Relevance

All programs developed by the think-tank are developed in response to the needs of the community and beneficiary.

Effectiveness

The think-tank is committed to providing high-quality research and analysis that can be used to inform decision-making.

Innovation

The team is committed to innovation and is always looking for new ways to improve its work. The team is constantly experimenting with new methods and approaches to research and analysis.

Professionalism

The think-tank gathers the best experts with the experience in governance, think-tanks, and business.

Transparency

The team is committed to transparency and accountability. The team publishes its research and analysis in a timely and accessible manner so that stakeholders can understand its work.

work

2020

Reintegration Report

Analytical report on the key challenges and priorities

for reintegration in Kherson, Zhytomyr, and Vinnytsia, valuable insights and recommendations that will be used to improve the state reintegration policy

The project gathered feedback from local communities in Ukraine on the state reintegration policy regarding temporarily occupied territories and ATO/JFO veterans’ reintegration.

The recommendations were given a favorable opinion by the Ministries and taken into consideration for further implementation in the policy-making process.

Supported by

the Embassy of Canada in Ukraine