To disseminate the results and relevant ideas of the TIEd project “Quality Education and Welfare for Children in Vulnerable Life Situations: Developing and Assuring Staff Competencies for Holistic Support Systems in Ukraine, Poland, and Sweden” within the framework of the SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme, Kateryna Bondar from Kryvyi Rih State Pedagogical University attended an event in Stockholm on October 28, dedicated to the development of sustainable and long-term partnerships between Sweden and Ukraine. The Swedish Institute (SI) organised the event, which included high-level discussions and meaningful exchanges. Among the participants were SI Director Madeleine Sjöstedt, the Ambassador of Ukraine to Sweden Andriy Plakhotnyuk, and the newly appointed Swedish Special Representative to Ukraine Ulrik Tideström. Five SI-funded projects were presented and inspired the audience, moderated by Kurt Bratteby. The Swedish Institute (SI) has recently supported 41 projects to help Ukraine, fostering partnerships in various fields.
