FUND FOR RESEARCH OF WAR, CONFLICTS, SUPPORT OF SOCIETY AND SECURITY DEVELPMENT "SAFE UKRAINE 2030"

EU Legislative Interests

Proposal for a Regulation laying down measures for a high common level of cybersecurity at the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union (Cybersecurity Regulation for EU institutions) Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 on Digital Operational Resilience for the Financial Sector (DORA) Proposal for a Regulation on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements (Cyber Resilience Act) Proposal for a Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2019/881 as regards managed security services (EU Cybersecurity Act revision) Communication from the Commission on the EU Security Union Strategy 2020–2025 Proposal for a Directive on the resilience of critical entities (Critical Entities Resilience Directive – CER Directive) European Parliament resolution of 9 March 2022 on foreign interference in all democratic processes in the European Union, including disinformation Communication from the Commission on the European Defence Industrial Strategy and Proposal for a Regulation establishing the European Defence Industry Programme Proposal for a Regulation establishing the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre and the Network of National Coordination Centres

Communication Activities

Experts of SAFE UKRAINE 2030 represent the rights and interests of the Ethics Council, which ensures that sitting members and candidates for the posts of the High Council of Justice are vetted for their compliance with the criteria of professional ethics and integrity. First National OSINT Hackathon was organized to leverage open-source intelligence for improving Ukraine’s ability to investigate war crimes. Organized by NGO ‘Safe Ukraine 2030’ in partnership with the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, with support from various stakeholders in the technology and security sectors. Public-Private Partnership Research on National Security – an in-depth study on the partnership between the public and private sectors. The research findings were shared at national and international conferences, including the "War in Ukraine: Lessons Learned" International Conference and the First International Forum on "Legal Regulation of Arms Circulation in Ukraine.” Advocacy for Improving Legislation on National Security – our experts developed and published series of research papers on such topics, as "Public-Private Partnerships in National Security for Ukraine," "International Experience in Partnerships for National Security," and "Defence Procurement as an Example of State-Private Sector Partnership." These publications were aimed at informing the public and decision-makers about modern approaches and international best practices for enhancing national security in Ukraine Development of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) screening legislation for Ukraine. Safe Ukraine 2030 works on the development a draft law that aims to establish a framework for the "screening" of direct foreign investments in strategic sectors of the Ukrainian economy. Beneficiaries of the project are the National Security Council and the Ministry of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture. Launch of the flagship programme “A New Culture of Security” during the High-Level Roundtable “LEADERSHIP AND PARTNERSHIP IN SECURITY: THE LEADING ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY - from principles and standards to responsibility” at the Global Summit of the international Open Government Partnership (OGP) Initiative (October 2025, Spain). The event partners were: the European Business Association, the Ukrainian National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum, and the International Renaissance Foundation. The “New Culture of Security” programme is a unique initiative that unites the principles of open governance, inclusive partnership, and public trust. Its purpose is to build a new security architecture in which civil society, business, government, and international organizations become equal partners in shaping a democratic, safe environment and common standards for risk response. The innovative approach of the proposed programme lies in the significant role and leadership of civil society in the field of security - as a guarantor of the preservation and protection of democratic values, and a driving force behind new standards and formats of responsible partnership, including public–civil partnerships, grounded in the principles and mechanisms of the Open Government Partnership (OGP). As a result of the High-Level Roundtable, a Statement was signed, affirming that: «Ukraine has demonstrated that true resilience arises from the unity of citizens, governments, and international partners. Civil society has become the voice of freedom and the guarantor of trust, accountability, and responsibility». Ongoing analytical work based on the previously completed project that was implemented within the grant from the International Renaissance Foundation and analytical documents developed within the named project: an analytical report on the consideration by Ukrainian courts of the war crimes and crimes of collaborationism.

Interests Represented

Does not represent commercial interests

Member Of

Ministry of Justice of Ukraine Office of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine Security Service of Ukraine National Institute for Strategic Studies Horizon Europe PRAVO-Justice International Renaissance Foundation ISAR Ednannia Woman leaders for Ukraine Investment and trade facilitation center Association of corporate security professionals of Ukraine Open Government Partnership Initiative (OGP) COGINTA (Switzerland) EURO Hub OGP Multi-Stakeholder Forums (Ukraine, UK, Germany, Moldova)

Organisation Members

https://www.safeukr2030.org/en/about-us

Additional Information

The withdrawal of USAID from the market has led to a substantial decline in financial revenues. However, six projects remain actively underway, with a combined value of €175,498.56.