Partners
In the realm of civil society, key partners of the Agency include Italian NGOs, such as AMICI DEI BAMBINI, ARCA, ARCS, AVSI, CARITAS, CESVI, CONDIVISIONE FRA I POPOLI, CROCE ROSSA, CUAMM, CUMSE, EMERGENCY, FONDAZIONE ALBERO DELLA VITA, FOCSIV, HELPCODE, IBO, INTERSOS, MEDU, MISSIONE CALCUTTA, SANT’EGIDIO, SOLETERRE, SOS VILLAGGI DEI BAMBINI, TERRE DES HOMMES, VIS, and WE WORLD-GVC.
There are also numerous collaborations with international and local organizations such as ACTIONAID, ACTION CONTRE LA FAIM, BAID, CUAMM UK, MINE ACTION GROUP, NRC, PATRIR, PLAN INTERNATIONAL, and WORLD TO UKRAINIANS. Additionally, more than 50 local counterparts support the implementation of Italian Cooperation-funded projects on the ground.
Of great importance, finally, are the partnerships with international organizations and United Nations agencies, such as WFP, UNICEF, UNESCO, UNDP, UNHCR, and with institutions like the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
Structure and Staff
Under the leadership of the Head of Office, Pietro Pipi, AICS Kyiv operates with a staff of around 20 people, consisting of both international professionals and local staff. Each member of our team, with their distinctive expertise, contributes to the success of our programs and the achievement of our goals. Our primary commitment is to […]
Read more Under the leadership of the Head of Office, Pietro Pipi, AICS Kyiv operates with a staff of around 20 people, consisting of both international professionals and local staff. Each member of our team, with their distinctive expertise, contributes to the success of our programs and the achievement of our goals. Our primary commitment is to […]Head of office
Pietro Pipi has been directing the Division for Rural Development and Food Security at the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation since 2018. Additionally, he has served as interim director for the Human Resources Office, the Economic Development Office, and the AICS office in El Salvador.
Profile and Objectives
The Kyiv Office is tasked with implementing the initiatives funded by Italian Cooperation in Ukraine and Moldova. Italy’s commitment to these two countries not only reflects an immediate humanitarian response to the ongoing war but also targeted support for alignment with the acquis communautaire (the adoption and implementation of EU regulations and political objectives shared […]
