In Chernihiv potentially will be more entrepreneurs. Despite the risks of war, residents are ready to start their own business. In turn, international organizations, providing grants, help Ukrainians revive economic activity on the ground.
Twenty-five residents of Chernihiv region completed training on how to register a sole proprietorship, choose a tax system, write a business plan, and calculate its budget.
Ideas for starting a business are diverse. For example, a large mother Lilia Kolomiets intends to open a flower shop.
"Such training is essential for those who want to achieve financial stability. We learned a lot of useful information about starting a sole proprietorship and continuing entrepreneurial activities. War is a challenge for everyone, but we need to revive the economy and pay taxes. That’s why I decided to become an entrepreneur. I believe in my success, my country, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine," shared Ms. Lydia.
The event was organized by the international humanitarian organization ZOA together with the regional partner of the NGO "Association for Democratic Development." The project is funded by the Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund (UHF) and implemented in partnership with the international humanitarian organization ZOA in Ukraine.
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