Research materials, toolkits and other documents developed by our programmes in Ukraine:
Programme Materials
Copyright and Creative Industries in Ukraine (2023)
This report focuses on copyright, primarily in the audio and audiovisual sectors of the creative industries. The author of the document is the UK-based consulting company Counterculture LLP. The document contains recommendations that can be taken into account when developing approaches and measures for other sectors of the cultural and creative industries in Ukraine.
Professional Ethics in Ukrainian Design (2025)
Supported by the British Council, the Design for Ukraine team has explored the state of professional ethics within the Ukrainian design sector. This report analyses the ethical challenges encountered in daily practice, complex decision-making, and the gaps in industry-wide standards. Drawing on surveys, interviews, and expert insights, the publication provides a foundation for vital dialogue on professional responsibility and the maturity of the design community. It serves as a key resource for designers, art directors, and educational institutions alike.
This project was supported by the British Council’s Creative Economy Development Grants programme.
Publishing in Ukraine: a review of the sector
This report provides a summary of the Ukrainian publishing sector research initiated by the British Council Ukraine with Ukrainian Book Institute support.
Fashion DNA Ukraine
The analysis of the ecosystem of small and medium businesses in fashion design in Ukraine.
Creative Hubs: Understanding the New Economy
This report has been commissioned to better understand the diverse value, processes and motivations of creative hubs and to analyse how best to support and stimulate the wider creative economy they are rooted in, particularly in times of political and financial uncertainty.
Gender Equality and Empowerment in the Creative and Cultural Industries Report
The study of the position of women and girls within the creative and cultural industries (CCIs) in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Ukraine.
Creative Hub Leader's Toolkit
This Toolkit is for the creative hub leaders that look for opportunities to advance their business processes, maximize impact and take thorough decisions in organizational development.
Creative HubKit
This toolkit will be useful whether you are considering setting up a new creative hub, are a hub manager who is looking for an alternative business model, or are a funder who is exploring the different financial structures of hubs; the HubKit will give the insights into how creative hubs are formed, structured and sustained.
