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Veteran policy in Ukraine is increasingly seen not as philanthropy but as a reputational and strategic advantage for business. Experts highlighted that by 2030, every third employee in Ukraine will either be a veteran or a family member of a veteran, making veteran integration a key human capital issue.

On 29 May in Kyiv, UNIC inaugurated Integrity Month — an annual initiative that for the fifth time has brought together business, local authorities, civil society, and the expert community to discuss integrity-driven practices.

How can responsible businesses integrate veteran support into their strategy — as part of long-term sustainability, trust, and inclusion? During the webinar, experts will share practical cases and institutional approaches to implementing veteran initiatives within the ESG framework — both in internal company policies and in interaction with clients and society.

UNIC, together with Arzinger Law Firm, invites you to the event “New Lobbying Law: Opportunities for Business or New Risks?”

This month will become a space for dialogue between business, government, and communities, where integrity is not just a principle but a driver of change. The central theme of 2025: how transparency, compliance, and digital solutions help Ukrainian businesses grow even in times of crisis.

When major challenges become a catalyst for major change, it is crucial to be at the forefront of dialogue. On May 29, UNIC invites businesses, local government representatives, and civil society organizations to the open event BRIDGE 2025, where together we will seek answers to key questions of sustainable partnership and development.