War in Ukraine: DIGITALEUROPE’s response - DIGITALEUROPE

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How to help Ukraine

A non-exhaustive list of organisations – both international and local – active on the ground which you can support, as well as individual and collective initiatives from the tech and scientific communities to help the people of Ukraine.

Click here to see the list

What are DIGITALEUROPE members doing?

DIGITALEUROPE’s members in the region are providing support, both humanitarian and ICT-related, to Ukraine. Many companies are donating time, money and expertise to support Ukrainian citizens and organisations, and to protect them from cyber-attacks. This is a non-exhaustive list.

Webinar: How the Ukrainian IT industry is still standing against all odds

For more information on DIGITALEUROPE's response and statements, please contact:

chris.ruff@digitaleurope.org +32 485 55 22 54

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