26 November 2024
Ukrainian IT clusters: how the community works during the war

Ukraine has recently been called the “digital tiger” of Europe. According to a study by the IT Ukraine Association and Top Lead agency titled Digital Tiger: the Power of Ukrainian IT – 2023, Ukraine has more than 2,300 active IT companies, $14.06 billion in foreign exchange earnings, and UAH 68.1 billion in taxes in 2022-2023.

The reporter Dmytro Kazantsev prepared an article for Mezha.Media (a media site from a team of professional IT journalists) and asked Odesa IT Family for a comment.

“We have rebooted the system of educational initiatives in the region by launching a series of career guidance lectures, holding 4 science and technology conferences and 3 all-Ukrainian hackathons that supported more than 60 startup projects. We also launched two streams of English-speaking clubs for students and teachers, joined the IT Studios project of the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ministry of Education and Science, continuing to shoot video lessons for 4 million schoolchildren, and launched an Erasmus+ course on international integration and cooperation opportunities. In support of business, we have organized a series of IT Wave conferences where we discuss topical issues, and we have already planned the 10th anniversary conference,” said Kateryna Solovey, CEO of Odesa IT Family.

The article is available by the link: https://mezha.media/articles/it-klastery-ukrainy-iak-zhyve-komiuniti/

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