The WINWIN EdTech Center of Excellence in Kyiv focuses on researching, testing, and implementing educational technologies within the broader learning ecosystem, rather than merely purchasing hardware, as AI use grows.

The education minister stressed the center’s role in bolstering Ukrainian education resilience through digital solutions and thanked Estonian partners for their support.

The project envisions collaboration among government, industry, researchers, educators, and international partners to create, test, and disseminate modern educational solutions.

UNICEF is involved in adapting evaluation approaches for digital tools and AI-based educational solutions.

The WINWIN EdTech Center of Excellence opened in Kyiv as part of Ukraine’s WINWIN 2030 strategy to modernize education through digital solutions.

Estonia stands as a key partner, supporting innovation in learning processes alongside collaborators like OpenAI, Google for Education, UNICEF, and ESTDEV.

The center is building the EduStars Circle, a community of innovative educators, and is testing the Matific digital service for mathematics education.

The center participates in the DEC Global AI in Higher Education Survey to study AI use in Ukrainian higher education.