On November 6, the final meeting of the COIL project, titled “Public Participation Tools and Their Use to Solve Community Problems,” was held with the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (Brazil).
The coordinator from the NNI Law is Associate Professor of the Faculty of Law, Viktoriya Pankratova, and from the partner university, Professor Mario Di Stefano Filho.
The students were divided into eight teams, which included applicants from Brazil and Ukraine, and prepared projects. The topics of the work are diverse: poverty, bowling, environmental problems, electronics, homelessness and drug addiction, digital inclusion, and others.
The students analyzed the problem in detail, identified the underlying causes, and proposed possible solutions. All presentations contain systematized information, statistical data, and logical conclusions.
The final task is a reflection. Students shared their impressions of the joint project, identified the challenges they faced during the teamwork process, and drew a conclusion about their participation.
We sincerely thank Professor Mario Di Stefano Filho for his cooperation and support of the project. Special thanks to students from Brazil and Ukraine for their active collaboration, creativity, initiative, and high-quality work.