Shared Endeavours: Universities and Communities Join Efforts for Ukraine’s Post-War Recovery

Author:

Sikorska Iryna1,Gerasymchuk Tamila2

Affiliation:

1. Mariupol State University & Ukrainian Association of Professors and Researchers of European Integration

2. Rivne State Humanitarian University & Ukrainian Association of Professors and Researchers of European Integration

Abstract

Abstract This article explores the pivotal role that university-community partnerships can play in fostering sustainable development and resilience within Ukraine in wartime and in its path to recovery and rebuilding the country. By leveraging the intellectual resources, research capabilities, and community engagement initiatives of universities, this collaborative approach seeks to address multifaceted challenges ranging from infrastructure rehabilitation to social cohesion. The article examines the potential impact of such collaborations on educational advancement and the well-being of communities affected by conflict and displacement drawing valuable insights and lessons applicable to Ukraine’s unique context. It also highlights the significance of fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among academic institutions, governmental bodies, non-governmental organizations, and local communities to create holistic and sustainable solutions. Key themes include the importance of knowledge transfer, capacity building, and inclusive community participation in Ukraine’s rebuilding process. Moreover, the article explores potential hurdles and challenges that may arise in implementing such partnerships, offering strategic recommendations for overcoming these obstacles. Ultimately, the article advocates for a comprehensive and integrated university-community partnership model as a catalyst for Ukraine’s recovery, emphasizing the transformative potential of education, research, and community engagement in shaping a resilient and prosperous future for the nation.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

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