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Webinar “Model Charter for Civil Society Organizations: Simplification, Transparency, and New Opportunities for Civil Society Development”

Civic Space, Digital Governance, Gender & Inclusion, Other — Webinar

Ukraine — May 20, 2026 @ 11:00am - 1:00pm GMT+02:00

Kyiv

Host Organization and Partners — Ministry of Justice of Ukraine

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Quickly making changes to the registration data of civil society organizations and ensuring flexibility in their work provides more opportunities and saves significant resources, including time, for organizing their activities.

During the event, a new service of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine and its main benefits for the civil society sector will be presented. Speakers will explain what a model charter is, present cases of how it already works in Ukraine, and share technical details of the transition.
The event is aimed at heads and lawyers of civil society organizations, as well as activists.
A model charter guarantees that an organization remains up to date without the need for constant alignment with changes to the Civil Code, the Tax Code, and other legislation.

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