Information campaign
Just Transition of the Ladyzhyn Community: Development through Participation and Partnership
Materials of the project information campaign

Does a Community Charter matter to residents in everyday life?
How the community Charter turns the right to participate into clear tools of influence for every resident.
A conversation, not a search
AIMen is a digital assistant that will explain to residents in plain language where to turn and what to do next.
From a student’s idea to change in the community
How the school participatory budget lets students propose, discuss and implement their own ideas for their school.
Your voice in the community: how to take part in shared decisions
How residents can take part in shared community decisions: from discussions and appeals to their own initiatives.
From a shared vision to shared action
Why Ladyzhyn’s future depends on the whole community taking part and on cooperation between authorities, business, civil society and residents.
Just transition in Ukraine: how communities are preparing for the new economy
Who is responsible for the just transition in Ukraine: the roles of the state, international partners and the community itself.
Just transition: global experience of community development
What Ladyzhyn can learn from Essen, Katowice and Nováky – European towns that have gone through a just transition.
How project management helps a community develop
How a project approach helps turn an idea into an action plan and attract funding for change in the community.
From idea to action. The strength of non-governmental organisations and initiative groups
How NGOs and initiative groups turn residents’ ideas into real change in the community.
Open dialogue – when the community’s future is created together
Why open dialogue between the authorities and residents is the basis of trust and successful community development.
The community’s voice: how to influence the development of Ladyzhyn
Which tools let residents influence community decisions – from public discussions to their own projects.
Why civic participation is the key to a successful transformation
What civic participation is and why residents’ views matter for a successful transformation of Ladyzhyn.
Why a community needs a Just Transition Plan
What the Just Transition Plan is, why Ladyzhyn needs it and how anyone can contribute their own idea to it.
Just transition: a new chance for Ladyzhyn
Why moving away from coal power does not mean decline, and how a just transition opens a path to development for Ladyzhyn.
Just Transition of the Ladyzhyn Community: Development through Participation and Partnership
A new project in the Ladyzhyn community involves residents, civil society organisations and initiative groups in shaping the community’s future.