The energy holding has already implemented 182 projects to simplify veterans’ return to civilian life.
DTEK works on inclusive projects to help war veterans return to work and civilian life. Elena Semich, Director for Sustainable Development of energy management, spoke about this in an interview with KPMG.
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“The return of veterans from war is our present, which is impossible without equality, respect and gratitude,” he said.
According to Semich, DTEK has already implemented 182 projects with elements of inclusivity to simplify veterans’ return to civilian life.
The company also participates in all thematic events and activities at the national and local level in the communities. This allows you to see the current picture, understand trends, hear the practices of other businesses and adopt something for yourself, says Elena Semich.
“Veteran-centricity consists of changing society’s perception of veterans, restructuring and adapting processes to the interests of veterans, and not vice versa. Its foundation is to integrate in society a sense of pride and sincere respect for veterans,” he concluded.
It was previously known that the US experience in developing adaptation programs for veterans will be applied in Ukraine. In particular, the adaptation experience of Americans who fought in Vietnam will be considered.
Source: korrespondent
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