On December 2009, Kyiv School of Policy Scenario Development and The Bleyzer Foundation held a joint round table for experts and mass media representatives entitled Ukraine: What Will Happen after the Storm?

The experts discussed the following topics:

Ukraine needs reforms to ensure a breakthrough of the Ukrainian economy and enter a new cycle of economic development. These reforms must include:
•    measures to ensure stability and transparency in the legal and judiciary fields;
•    measures to tackle corruption at all levels of power;
•    a public administration reform to enhance responsibility of public institutions for decisions made;
•    a clear, vertical structure of power and the development of a civil society through the mechanism of constituent authorities.

What are the ways out of the economic and political crisis? What real steps can civil society institutions make? Public organizations could accelerate Ukraine’s recovery and stimulate social and economic progress in the future through their activity.

The role of the church in uniting the society to achieve spiritual peace and economic growth.

Speakers:
Victor Musiyaka, Vice Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament of the second convocation, an honored lawyer of Ukraine, Professor of Law
Oleg Ustenko, Executive Director, The Bleyzer Foundation
Yuriy Zbitnev, President, Kyiv School of Policy Scenario Development
Igor Koliushko, Director, Center for Political and Legal Reforms


Experts:
Anatoliy Pinchuk, President, Civil Assembly of Ukraine Fund 
Evgeniy Kopatko, Director, social research company R&B Group
Rene Kanayama, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Japanese Investment Council
Martin Zagata, 2nd Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Poland
Aleksey Sherstoboyev, Counselor of Most Reverend Nuncio of the Holy See in Ukraine
Savvatiy, Archbishop of Kyiv and all Ukraine.