Helvetas is a Swiss organization dedicated to building a just world where all people can determine the course of their lives in dignity and security, while ensuring sustainable use of environmental resources.

Helvetas has a long-standing commitment to sustainable development, operating in nearly 40 countries with projects that focus on reconstruction, economic recovery, and community resilience. In Ukraine, their work has made a significant impact, helping to rebuild homes, infrastructure, and support citizens and businesses as they recover from the war. By fostering educational opportunities, enhancing vocational training and supporting small and medium-sized businesses, Helvetas is driving economic recovery and helping communities regain stability.

"Helvetas is honored to join the USUBC, and we see immense potential in Ukraine’s future. Our commitment to sustainability, equitable access to services, and community empowerment resonates strongly with the challenges Ukraine faces today," said Petr Base, Helvetas' Country Coordinator for Ukraine.

Helvetas follows a multi-stakeholder approach, working closely with civil society, governments, and the private sector to maximize the impact of its initiatives. This collaborative framework allows Helvetas to address global challenges by supporting local projects, offering expert advice, and advocating for policies that benefit vulnerable populations.

Irina Paliashvili, Acting President of USUBC, commented on the importance of the partnership: "Helvetas' expertise in working with diverse stakeholders across the globe is invaluable in helping Ukraine build resilient infrastructure, improve governance, and support local communities. We look forward to closely collaborating with Helvetas in creating meaningful and lasting change in Ukraine’s recovery and growth efforts".

Through this partnership, Helvetas will continue to drive meaningful change in Ukraine, reinforcing their global mission to tackle challenges at various levels and empower people to transform their lives.