Description
The Center aims to provide key field stakeholders with high-quality community and territory development analytics for optimal and evidence-based decision-making.
The Center has both academic and policy-oriented research.
Expertise and fields of analytical services of KSE Center for Sociological Research Decentralization and Regional Development:
• Decentralization reform – consequences of voluntary and involuntary unification in the period 2015-2020
• Resilience and adaptability of hromadas from the moment of the full-scale invasion of Russia in 2022
• Ukrainian open data from the local level
• Implementing a project approach and data-driven management
• Military-civilian partnerships at the hromada level
• Local budget processes and tax
• Inter-municipal cooperation
• Ukrainian local governance system
• Sociological research
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Team
Rector of the Kyiv School of Economics
Project Manager of the Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development
Associate Professor at the Graduate Department of Social Sciences and Humanities
Researcher of the Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development
Data Analyst of the Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development
Data Analyst of the Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development
Associate Professor at the Graduate Department of Social Sciences and Humanities
KSE Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development in the press
KSE Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development materials
2024 – Transparency or Army Aid? What Influences Trust in Local Government in Ukraine?(VoxUkraine)
2023 – Factors of community resilience during the war. Exploring the impact of economics, governance and engagement (In Ukrainian only)
2023 – International partnerships are one of the factors of resilience of Ukrainian hromadas. What can hromadas that are still without a partner do?(In Ukrainian only)
2023 – “Military” PIT: How the Tax Allocation System Can Change and What It Will Lead To
2022 –What makes territorial communities resilient – the first lessons after February 24
KSE Center for Sociological Research, Decentralization and Regional Development video
13.12.2023 Mapping Ukraine’s democratic space in 40 localities
30.11.2023 Hromada Resilience Own Income&Cooperation as Key Factors Center for Sociological Research
LPSA Expert Working Group on Europe & Central Asia – Open Meeting – October 2023
30.11.2023 «Стійкість громад власні доходи та співробітництво як основні фактори»
06.07.2023 Експертне обговорення “Формування політик відновлення та сталого розвитку громад”