On “indestructible hubs,” library reform, and Lenin
How a frontline city operates: Zaporizhzhia’s budget, business, shelters, and community resilience during war.
About macroeconomic indicators, inflation and “black swans”
About macroeconomic indicators and their impact on the daily life of every Ukrainian. Why is inflation important?
On social security, digitalization and benefits for veterans
Social protection of Ukrainians during the war. Why is the issue of inclusion not only and not so much about payments?
On War, Decentralization, and Bidding Farewell to the Soviet Past
How does decentralization work in wartime? What is life like for communities without “military” personal income tax?
Budget Talks – On public procurement, “eggs for 17” and DOT
Podcast on public procurement in Ukraine: Prozorro reforms, wartime changes, and transparency challenges in managing public funds.
Member of the Accounting Chamber K. Klymenko: At the core of the reform is the issue of the inability to provide adequate funding for everyone
Podcast on civil servant salaries in Ukraine: wage reform, bonuses, and how pay levels affect the quality of public governance.
Money and power: analysis of salaries in the civil servic
Podcast on civil servant salaries during war: wage reform, bonuses, and disparities affecting fairness and efficiency in public administration.
Budget-2024. About the “sin tax,” the dollar and the price of buckwheat
Podcast on Ukraine’s 2024 budget: taxes, exchange rate, inflation, and funding challenges amid wartime economic pressures.