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About the foundation

Who we are

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation, an international, private and non-partisan philanthropic foundation based in Ukraine, was established in 2006 by businessman and philanthropist Victor Pinchuk.

Our vision

We believe that the future has to be addressed now and that each of us has the power to act.

We believe that empowered future generations can be a major driver of change.

We believe that long-term and large scale social investments can create a favorable environment enabling people to take their destinies into their own hands.

Our mission

Our goal is to empower future generations to become the change makers of tomorrow. To achieve this goal, we develop a variety of projects, build partnerships in Ukraine and worldwide, and invest in three main areas:

  • in people, to boost human capital,
  • in society, to promote social responsibility,
  • in the world, to foster a more integrated world.
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26.06.2026

ICTV Report about YES Dinner Discussion in Gdansk. June 25, 2026

26.06.2026

What Ukraine Needs Now. Discussion on the eve of URC2026 in Gdańsk

28.05.2026

Ukrainian Veterans Leadership Program at Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs

28.05.2026

ICTV Video recap of the UVLP Program at Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs. May 26, 2026.

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Ukraine possesses high economic potential which is not used in full – Aslund

17.09.2011

Ukraine, which current economic growth is equal to 4%, may double the growth rate and reach Turkey, which demonstrates 9% growth today. This statement was made by Anders Aslund, Senior Fellow of Peterson Institute for International Economics, one of the leading world’s experts in Ukrainian economy, in the discussion on prospects of Turkey and Ukraine development. “Ukraine possesses high economic potential which is underused,” he said.

Information society has been moving towards “global intelligence” – Milner

17.09.2011

Key global trends in the information sector will result in formation of a “global intelligence” composed of all people connected via PCs, declared Yuri Milner, founder of Russia-based Digital Sky Technologies, during the discussion “Key Trends That Will Shape Tomorrow’s World” at the 8th Yalta forum of YES.

Globalization changes the context of religion - Tony Blair

17.09.2011

Religion in XXI century will play an important role in society development as before, and if politicians underestimate the need for peaceful coexistence of religions, this may result in conservation and exacerbation of the existing conflicts and may give rise to new ones. This idea was voiced out in the course of discussion “Key Trends That Will Shape Tomorrow’s World” by Anthony Charles Lynton (Tony) Blair, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1997 – 2007) at the 8th Annual Meeting of YES.

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