Association Agenda is about change  Change as the goal  Change as a prerequisite of change What about us ? Shouldn’t we also change to be able to implement.

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Association Agenda is about change  Change as the goal  Change as a prerequisite of change What about us ? Shouldn’t we also change to be able to implement our role at the new stage?

EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform  Establishment - a year of negotiations o CSO activists o representatives of trade-unions and employers o European Economic and Social Committee  the success – the CSP officially created on April 16, 2005  but the compromise is far from initial CSO vision: o low ambitions (2 meetings with 1-2 position papers per year) o institutional challenges – the need to seek consensus between sectors  the solution: the Ukrainian side of the CSP should go further o monitoring of the Association Agreement implementation o activities within thematic working groups

EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform Members from EESC Co-Head Observers – other EU organizations

UA Side of CSP EaP CSF UNP WG coordinators National Facilitator Platform5 WGs

Expectations regarding Platforms’ Participation  Extensive expertise in EU policies and Association Agenda tasks  Effective management  High-quality policy analysis  Capacity to engage in stakeholder dialogue  Effective advocacy campaigns  Financial resources to ensure the above  Active involvement of all members

Reality  A few organizations with strong expertise in each sector but on average lack of knowledge  Particular lack of expertise in economic and trade issues  “Volunteer” management  Products: several statements and position papers per year + a few joint projects/activities  Voicing concerns but not advocating alternatives  Practically no cooperation with other stakeholders  Resources only for statutory activities (at best)

What is necessary to ensure the change  Capacity building (enhancing expertise and skills)  Scrutiny/database of civil society expertise  Professional full-time management + performance standards  Focus on reforms’ MoE and advocacy (full cycle)  Developing signature products (like EaP EI Index)  Together with the Government, initiating stakeholder dialogue  Outreach to wider society (awareness campaigns)  Cooperation with media  Active fundraising  Commitments and reporting from all members