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| Country | Ukraine |
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Telegram bot “Pakunochok” matches those who can help and those who need help – people who suffered from the war in Ukraine and became internally displaced after February 24, 2022.
This bot is a simple and understandable solution for those who want to help a specific person.
Pakunochok team collects and verifies applications from individual persons for food packages, baby products, and medicines, and then adds them to the telegram bot’s application database. After that, people who want to help can use the bot and get in touch 24/7 to send a box with everything the selected beneficiaries need.
In nine months of the project:
| Country | Ukraine |
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uLocal is a matchmaking platform for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine, allowing them to find legal and psychological help.
It enables users to search for lawyers and psychologists in their proximity who meet their specific needs, by applying the relevant filters, including the area of expertise, services offered, and location.
uLocal platform also provides information about the lawyer or psychologist, such as their score based on customer reviews and ratings, on a detailed profile page.
Users can use a messaging function, to contact the professional securely or to leave feedback or review.
The platform has also a built-in discount system that allows users to pay for the services much less than average on the market.
| Country | Ukraine |
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| Country | Georgia |
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Denys Andrushchenko’s City Dream Platform is a crowdsourcing initiative in Ukraine, serving as an effective communication tool between businesses, local government, and community residents. Launched in April 2023, the platform empowers active residents to highlight critical community issues through social projects, fostering collaboration among stakeholders to address these challenges by inviting them to join the project and contribute their resources. This approach has already yielded tangible results, with success stories inspiring greater civic engagement and citizenship.
The City Dream Platform has not only initiated impactful campaigns but has also received acclaim from volunteers and activists in Cherkasy. The platform’s success lies in its ability to bridge gaps and stimulate solidarity among diverse groups.
Through the City Dream Platform, Denys has sparked a seed of change, inspiring active citizens to persist in working with public servants and holding them accountable. Despite challenges, including the impact of war on Ukraine and its people, Denys remains committed to promoting the City Dream platform and the crowdsourcing approach.
| Country | Ukraine |
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The PROVIDNYK Action aimed to improve the quality of life of Ukrainians with limited mobility by contributing to the development of accessible infrastructure in their hometowns. The project was implemented in several stages. First, the project team tested and fixed the defect of route planning features for the PROVIDNYK platform. PROVIDNYK is an interactive map tailored to people with mobility limitations to help them navigate in the cities of Ukraine, review the accessibility of places and send automatic complaints (requests) to governmental bodies. In the second stage of the project, the team developed the Users’ Rating and Gamification Feature to the map to increase the users’ engagement and data contribution. Following this, Pavel expanded the map coverage in the additional 3 cities of Ukraine (Vinnytsia, Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia). The development of the inclusive map was followed by an online promotion campaign to cover more potential users. Finally, the project team conducted the Online Kyiv Inclusive Roundtable involving the stakeholders from business and governmental sector, as well as civil society activists, and live-streamed the event in Zoom & YouTube.
The project developed and launched two advanced PROVIDNYK features – Route Planning and Users’ Rating & Gamification. As of 30 November 2020, Version 2.0 of the PROVIDNYK map has been successfully covering three additional cities of Ukraine – Vinnytsia, Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia; the registered users from those cities already mapped and rated 722 objects (places) on the web-platform. The online visibility campaign and roundtable reached more than 371,000 people and raised public awareness regarding problems of employment of people with disabilities and the creation of a barrier-free infrastructure; Over 80 participants joined/watched live discussion of the Online Kyiv Inclusive Roundtable. On top of that, the implementation of the PROVIDNYK Action has contributed to consolidating the efforts of civil society, state, business, and the public in building an inclusive society in Ukraine.
Online Kyiv Inclusivity Roundtable | 20.11.2020 (in Ukrainian):
| Country | Ukraine |
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