November was a dynamic and eventful month for the Algorytm NGO team. We conducted workshops, attended networking events both in Ukraine and abroad, built new partnerships, connected communities, and made strategic plans for the future. Here are the key highlights of the month:
A year ago, the "Zerno" ("Grain") sculpture was unveiled in Lutsk. The sculpture has become a city landmark. The square where it stands is now a vibrant space for events and pablic gatherings.
The Algorytm platform has entered into a memorandum of cooperation with Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University to engage young people in developing innovation and creative industries in Lutsk.
The Algorytm platform has become a strategic partner of the RE:Ukraine Villages project.
The digital campaign for Lutsk's social-impact café, misto.cafe, has been honoured with a Red Dot Award 2024, one of the most prestigious international awards in design.
Kateryna Bokhynska, Head of Communications at the Algorytm platform, completed a 4-day NGO Leadership Workshop in Warsaw, organized by the Weiser Center for Europe & Eurasia, the William Davidson Institute, and the Hekima NGO.
On October 2-4, 2024, Lutsk hosted the forum “Comprehensive Spatial Planning of Communities - the Foundation of Ukraine's Sustainable Development,” which brought together more than 400 representatives of communities, the Verkhovna Rada, the Ministry of Communities and Territorial Development, as well as architects and urbanists.
This year, Ukraine participated for the first time in one of the largest book fairs in the world, Liber. It is the leading Spanish-language platform for the publishing industry in Europe.
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