The All-Ukrainian youth movement Let’s Do It Ukraine, in partnership with the international youth movement School Recycling World, announces the opening of registration for speakers and participants in the 12th All-Ukrainian Forum on Cooperation and Development, which will take place in May–June 2026 in both online and in-person formats.
The forum is an annual national platform for bringing together representatives of state authorities, local self-government bodies, the youth sector, civil society organizations, business, media, the educational community, and international partners to coordinate joint actions, develop partnerships, and formulate effective solutions for Ukraine’s recovery and sustainable development.
Registration is open at: https://forms.gle/x644Pvt5UXkSTZtAA
Representatives of central and local executive authorities, regional military administrations, local self-government bodies, community leaders, mayors, representatives of youth councils, youth centers, educational institutions, student and pupil self-governance bodies, civil society organizations, charitable foundations, business entities, the media, journalists, international partners, donor agencies, experts, volunteers, and active citizens.
Forum Schedule
On May 21, 2026, the national online stage of the forum will take place, dedicated to discussing state and civic strategies, priority areas of work, partnerships, and opportunities for cooperation with the participation of representatives from all regions of Ukraine and the international community.
On May 22, 2026, the international stage will take place, featuring international organizations, foundations, Ukrainians living abroad, and foreign partners.
On May 23–24, 2026, a regional online stage is scheduled, during which successful case studies and local development programs will be presented, and experiences will be exchanged among regions, cities, territorial communities, towns, and villages.
On June 13, 2026, the final in-person meeting of forum participants will take place in Kyiv in the format of open networking and cross-sectoral collaboration.
All online sessions will be streamed live on the organizers’ official page:
https://facebook.com/letsdoitukraineeco
Main objectives of the forum
The main objective of the forum is to consolidate society’s efforts for the development of Ukraine, strengthen cross-sectoral cooperation, and support regional initiatives.
Key objectives of the event include:
presenting plans, programs, and opportunities for regional development in 2026;
strengthening cooperation between government, communities, youth, business, and the media;
exchanging best practices and creating new partnerships;
supporting youth, social, educational, environmental, and humanitarian initiatives;
forming a shared vision for sustainable development and the recovery of Ukraine.
Forum Themes
The forum will feature discussions and presentations on the following topics:
youth policy and self-governance;
education and extracurricular development;
digital transformation;
social policy;
corporate social responsibility;
grant and donor programs;
community development;
environmental restoration;
humanitarian programs and support for IDPs;
culture, tourism, and veteran policy;
information policy and the role of the media.
History of the Forum
The All-Ukrainian Forum for Interaction and Development was launched in 2014. Over the years, the project has become one of the largest public platforms for cooperation in Ukraine.
During this time, over 5,000 speakers and more than 450,000 participants have taken part in the forum’s events, both online and offline.
In 2025, the 11th forum brought together representatives from all 24 regions of Ukraine, as well as government institutions, the civil society sector, business, and the media.
Join the Change
The Forum is a space where new ideas are born, partnerships are formed, and solutions for Ukraine’s future are shaped.
We invite you to join the 12th All-Ukrainian Forum for Cooperation and Development, register, and become part of effective change in 2026.
More information in the news section on the website: https://letsdoitukraine.org
Forum Telegram chat: https://t.me/letsdoitukraineforum