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"Building Peace And Prosperity
Through Shared
Democratic Values"
Nadia K. McConnell, President
Washington, D.C. and Kyiv, Ukraine
| The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
(USUF) is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization established
in 1991 to facilitate democratic development, encourage free
market reform, and enhance human rights in Ukraine. The Foundation
creates and sustains channels of communications between the
United States and Ukraine for the purpose of "Building Peace
and Prosperity Through Shared Democratic Values". USUF is dedicated
to strengthening the mutual objectives of both nations while
advancing Ukraine as a cornerstone of regional stability and
as a full partner in the community of nations. |
Community Partnerships
Project Seminar
Carlos Pascual, U.S. Ambassador To Ukraine
Nadia McConnell, President, U.S. Ukraine Foundation The British
Council Office
Kyiv, Ukraine, November 20, 2000
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The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation became one of
the first non-profit organizations to establish a permanent presence
in Ukraine when it established the Pylyp Orlyk Institute For Democracy,
a non-partisan public policy research organization, in Kyiv.
Community
Partnerships Project Seminar
Kyiv, Ukraine, November 20, 2000
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With offices in Kyiv and
Washington, the Foundation works to provide Ukrainian policy
makers with accurate and timely information to support the public
policy process. This is accomplished through conferences, newsletters,
policy-research projects, and by serving as a dependable resource
for information. Through these activities, the USUF has earned
a reputation as an honest broker of information in the U.S.
and Ukraine. |
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The Foundation directs a variety of projects
aimed at promoting democratic development and free market reform
in Ukraine. The largest program of the USUF is the Community Partnerships
Project (CPP) which is funded by the U.S. Agency For International
Development (USAID). The CPP was a three-year program (1998-2000)
which has now been extended for two-more years (2000-2002). The
program links 18 U.S. communities with 18 Ukrainian communities
in mutually beneficial partnerships to establish education and training
programs for local governments in Ukraine.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
U.S. Ukraine-Foundation
733 15th Street NW, Suite 1026
Washington, D.C. 20005
202 347 4264
FAX 202 347 4267
E-Mail: usuf@usukraine.org
WEBSITE: www.usukraine.org
U.S. Ukraine-Foundation
Moskovs'ka Street 40-A
Kyiv 01015 Ukraine
380 44 290 6563, or 290 6464
FAX 380 44 290 6464
E-Mail: usuf@usukraine.kiev.ua
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U.S. Ambassador Carlos Pascual
Accepting A Gift Of Ukrainian Folk Art From One Of The Ukrainian
City Mayors Who Attended The CPP Seminar
In Kyiv in November, 2000.
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Alan J. Cohen, Mayor, City of Ithaca,
New
York, USA, at the CPP Seminar In Kyiv.
Ithaca Is One Of The Participating U.S. Cities In The USUF CPP
Program. |
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Participants In the USUF Community Partnerships
Program (CPP)
Seminar In Kyiv, November 20, 2000 |
Nadia McConnell, President of USUF Offers
A Toast At The Reception Following the CPP Seminar In Kyiv |
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Ukraine Map Showing Locations
Of Cities
Participating In The USUF Community Partnerships Program (CPP) |
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