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Inter-Rail 2009
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'Dialogue between Cultures – Way to Tolerance and Democracy'
5 teams of officials (5 people each, 25 altogether) will ‘rail off’ to different regions in Ukraine holding a 2-day mini-session in each of the cities. Each team of officials will spend 2 days in each city and then move to the next city. In each city there will be a two-day mini EYP-session held, which will include Teambuilding, Committee Work and General Assembly and gather around 40 participants (local students and pupils) per city. Altogether one team will hold three mini-sessions one after another within a week during Inter-Rail in April-May, 2009 and two mini-sessions during Inter-Rail in September, 2009. |
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‘EYP-Ukraine Inter-Rail in April-May, 2009’ is a one-week project that will consist of 15 2-day sessions in 15 different cities of Ukraine. Each of 5 teams of chairpersons (experienced trainers) will conduct 3 sessions in 5 regions of Ukraine. The project will take place on April 27 – May 04, 2009. The project focuses mainly on Southern and Eastern regions of Ukraine, as well as the central and Western regions: Donetsk – Luhansk – Kharkiv; Zaporizhya – Dnipropetrovsk – Poltava; Odessa – Mykolayiv – Simferopol; Cherkasy – Oleksandriya – Kryvyi Rih; Vinnytsia – Ivano-Frankivsk – Ternopil. |
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EYP-Ukraine Inter-Rail’ is a one-week project that will consist of 10 2-day sessions in 10 different cities of Ukraine. Each of 5 teams of chairpersons (experienced trainers) will conduct 2 sessions in 5 regions of Ukraine. The project will take place on September 3-6, 2009. Our project focuses mainly on the central and Western regions (Kirovograd – Zhytomyr, Rivne – Lutsk, Khmelnytskyi – Chernivtsi), as well as Southern and Northern regions of Ukraine (Kherson – Sevastopol, Sumy – Chernihiv).
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December 3-6, 2009, Kyiv
European Youth Parliament – Ukraine (EYP-Ukraine) organizes a follow-up session of Inter-Rail project that gathers 150 participants. That is 100 Ukrainian delegates (24 Ukrainian oblasts represented by 4-5 people each) and 50 foreign delegates and officials. |
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