The document contains recommendations for cultural institutions and local governments to simplify the procedure for leasing municipal property of cultural institutions.

Research and analytical materials of the Ivano-Frankivsk New Economy (NEF) project on business adaptation to war conditions, export of goods and services,innovation, development market mapping. All studies are an analysis of the situation on the markets of Ivano-Frankivsk region.

The output strategy would serve as a guidance for the local community of cultural managers and stakeholders, aligning grassroots initiatives and undertakings of the local authorities. The strategy provides a menu of possible projects and initiatives for the cultural managers of Rivne.

We worked on the strategy for 4 months (from November 2021 to February 2022). This is a unique example of creating a strategy for an artistic higher education institution. Students, alumni, employees, partners, local businesses and other stakeholders were involved in the process.

Ukraine Creative Spark Policy Forum is a platform for forming strategic approaches to strengthening the role of higher education institutions in the development of creative industries, using the results of the Creative Spark program.

The training program "Finance of creativity" aimed to increase the financial management competencies of a business / organization working in the field of creative industries

Recommendations for rapid SME support programmes for international donor organizations.

This catalogue is a compilation of the enterprise education Ukraine-UK partnerships active in the Creative Spark programme

Methodical materials of the curriculum "Creative Finance" emphasize the accessible communication of key concepts of the financial system in business in the field of creative economy, without undue detail and overload with material.

The project aims to create an effective monitoring tool for design development in Ukraine applied by policy makers, media and market players which can be replicated for research in other sectors of creative industries.

This report is the first attempt to apply a gender lens (a focus on the gender-related aspects) to the cultural and creative industries in the Eastern Partnership countries. Taking into consideration that in this region the creative sector itself is still in the process of self- defining, a comprehensive analysis of the gender issues in these particular industries has been quite an ambitious goal.

Commissioned by British Council Ukraine, the report contains assessment of the Creative Enterprise Ukraine programme (of 2015-2017 intakes) on creative business of the participants. The report is in Ukrainian only.

Mariupol-based VEZHA non-governmental organization has commissioned PPV Knowledge Networks a study of Christmas markets’ organizational and financial models. The public version of the study (available only in Ukrainian) presents major findings of the study, incl. models and cases of Christmas markets in Lviv and Chernivtsi.

Policy paper on the institutional set-up of the Ukrainian Cultural Fund outlining proposals for programmes, projects selection criteria etc. In Ukrainian only.

Considering potential of industrial design for the increase of value added by the Ukrainian SMEs, Lviv Business Support Centre (hosted by PPV Knowledge Networks) has conducted a study of the Ukrainian industrial design. The study was carried out in October - November 2017 and presented at the Creative Economy Days 2017. The study is based on survey of both design agencies and Ukrainian brands/producers. The study is available in Ukrainian only.

This 2017 study looks at the financial literacy levels, business models viability and assesses various financial instruments available to the Ukrainian creative economy entrepreneurs and small businesses. It has been conducted among the applicants and participants of the 2016 and 2017 editions of Creative Enterprise Ukraine programme for creative entrepreneurs.

Creatives is a portal-map of representatives of creative industries in Ukraine, Moldova and Romania.