Goal 1
Ukrainians have the right to regain the power usurped by oligarchs
Ukrainian Institute for Direct Democracy
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Goal 2
In successive and peaceful steps, to establish in Ukraine a regime of direct democracy
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Goal 3
To introduce a wide, ramified and effective referendum system – at both a nationwide and local scale – in respect of all and any of topical and sensitive issues of social and public life
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Goal 4
To develop a transparent and high-quality electronic voting system for all citizens, who have the right to vote, in order to identify instantly all thoughts and aspirations of the people
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Goal 5
To introduce the mechanisms that will enable people to impose a veto over the adopted law
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Goal 6
Ukraine needs peace, harmony, mutual respect, a guarantee of the human rights and any national, linguistic, religious and other minorities that together form a united, indivisible Ukraine, with the developed and strong local self-government of territorial communities
Manifesto of Direct Democracy
How the Institute views the model of the people’s participation in the direct management of the State’s and local affairs (Direct democracy)
Team
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Pavlo KuftyryevInvestor, Ph.D. in Law, Doctoral Student in the Legislation Institute of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, M&A Expert, President of the Chess Federation, Kyiv city, Vice-President of the Ukrainian Chess Federation
Borys MalyshevLegum Doctor (LL.D), Expert in Public Law and Human Rights
Oleksandr MerezhkoUkrainian Scientist, Legum Doctor (LL.D), Professor, Head of the Department of Law in the Kyiv National Linguistic University
Oleksandr Kochubei(Switzerland) Specialist in Investments, Innovation, Strategic Planning and Finance
Evgeni Waldmann(Germany) Expert, Representative of the Institute in the EUOur Partners:
