Business Support Center and Coworking were launched at Promprylad.Renovation innovation center in Ivano-Frankivsk
On December 14, Promprylad.Renovation Innovation Center launched the Business Support Center and Coworking – the physical space of a project implemented by the Promprylad Charitable Foundation together with Ivano-Frankivsk City Administration. The new space allows supporting entrepreneurs who continue to create new products and services in the city.
The event included the speeches by Bohdan Futerko, Deputy Head of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast Military Administration; Mykhailo Smushak, Deputy Mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk; Olga Logvin, Senior Business Development Specialist of the UN Recovery and Peacebuilding Programme; Liudmyla Kryzhanovska, Head of Partnership and Fundraising at Promprylad.Renovation.
The newly created co-working space has an area of 100 sq.m. This space contains 22 workplaces, the rent of which is covered by the Support to Entrepreneurs and Livelihood project, which is financed and implemented by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Ukraine in cooperation with the Promprylad Foundation. As part of the project, 17 business representatives will be able to receive vouchers for free co-working spaces.
In order to receive a voucher, you have to fill out a questionnaire: https://forms.gle/KY2wRZvHYiMqFNHC6 in which you tell a story about the operation of your own business during the war. The residents of the new co-working space will be selected based on these stories.
Under conditions of massive Russian missile attacks on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine, many people lost the opportunity to work normally both at home and in the office. In addition to the co-working space at Promprylad, visitors come and work in the art gallery, PromBar and PromFood zones, corridors of the innovation center. The opening of a new co-working space in the innovation center is an additional point of support for Ukrainian businessmen and businesswomen, the driving force of the economic life of the region.
