This was reported by Ukrinform with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Digital Transformation.

“Despite Russia’s all-out war, Ukraine is exhibiting one of the most dynamic processes of digital transformation in the entire world. Our mission is to help ensure the continuous development of digital services in Ukraine. These services, necessary during the war, remain valid during the recovery process. European Union Ambassador to Ukraine “This is why the European Union supports Ukraine in the provision of digital services and e-governance,” said Matti Maasikas.

Funds will be directed to four key areas within the framework of the project: development of digital services and implementation of “Action”; improving data exchange between registries and government agencies; Developing an electronic identity infrastructure in line with the eIDAS regulation and an electronic management system that will allow the transparent evaluation of criminal cases.

The team of the Ministry of Digital Affairs will implement the project together with European partners from the Estonian Academy of Electronic Management, which has been collaborating with the Ukrainian public sector for 12 years. The Academy is currently running four projects in Ukraine with a total budget of 41 million euros.

As reported, the European Union has been supporting Ukraine’s digital transformation since 2016 with a total budget of over 51 million euros.