Mykyta Pobiehun, Ukraine

As a master's student at Vilnius University, a participant in the Jessup International Moot Court Competition, national moot courts, and models of the UN, I possess in-depth knowledge of International and European law and have excellent oral pleading and research skills. Owing to an internship at the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine and the Independent Defence Anti-Corruption Committee, I am acquainted with legislation reviewing procedures, policy-making and legal drafting.

Due to my work in Catalyst 2030, I have experience implementing the SDGs and organising humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The project's primary mission is to support Ukrainian social entrepreneurs during the war and help in post-war development. Therefore, the project aims to help Ukrainian social entrepreneurs to obtain a qualified workforce by restructuring university education in Ukraine, amending the legal framework and identifying the current needs of the social sector in Ukraine. Also, in accordance with the existing action plan, the project seeks to facilitate and promote communication and cooperation of Ukrainian social entrepreneurs with various actors: governments, NGOs, corporations and funders.