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How can government structures survive war and extreme crises? In her talk, Nataliia Aliushyna will show how Ukraine has managed to keep government institutions and critical infrastructure functioning under immense pressure. She will highlight the vital role of social institutions and the importance of international cooperation, especially with Switzerland. The presentation offers valuable insights for professionals in governance, public administration, risk management, and crisis response. Most importantly, she will share first-hand experiences on restoring infrastructure after disasters and approaches to conflict resolution at different levels.
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Rechtsanwalt, LL.M., Direktor, Europa Instituts an der Universität Zürich, Konsulent, Swisslegal (Zürich) AG, Zürich
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Head of the National Agency of Ukraine on Civil Service
Her area of responsibility includes ensuring that all government authorities are staffed with highly qualified personnel. She actively participates in the development of Ukraine‘s public service, including international cooperation, public administration reform, and the professional development of public servants. The National Agency is particularly interested in the digitalization of public service management processes and the professional growth of public servants. The National Agency seeks to align interest in joint conferences, educational and research programe, particularly the High School of Public Governance (part of the National Agency). Nataliia Aliushyna maintains constant interaction with the European Commission Directorate-General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood (DG ENEST).
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