The 2013 UNDP Human Development Report shows Ukraine has a Gender Inequality Index that in 2012 ranked the country in the upper third at 57th out of 186 countries included.
The 2014 Revolution of Dignity presented a critical opportunity for Ukraine to implement sweeping reforms, which would bring the country’s development up to the standards of the European Union. The European Association Agreement, which Ukraine signed following the Revolution, further committed the country to undertake such reforms both in the structure of governance and the workings of the economy.
Ukraine’s libraries are underutilized and often do not adequately provide library users access to the information they seek through the most current technologies and services
Ukraine is experiencing one of the most severe HIV/AIDS epidemics in Europe and the former Soviet Union, with an estimated 230,000 people aged 15 and over living with HIV at the beginning of 2012. Data suggest that half of all individuals infected with HIV are unaware of their status and unable to take adequate measures to preserve their health or prevent further transmission. Evidence suggests that the number of newly-registered HIV cases in the country is stabilizing and HIV incidence among people who inject drugs is also stabilizing. However, HIV transmission to the sexual partners of IDUs and into the general population remain areas of great concern.
Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation with USAID/Ukraine announces the Agribusiness Partnership Initiative, a solicitation for public private partnerships that support small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) across the agricultural value chain in Ukraine.
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