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Reconstruction of Ukraine – Opportunities for the German Economy

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On 25 March 2026, an event entitled “Reconstruction of Ukraine – Opportunities for the German Economy” took place at the Munich Press Club. The event was jointly organised by the Bavarian Industry Association (VBW) and the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations. HWC was represented by partner Dr Thomas Winkelmann. Following introductory presentations from … Read more

“Rebuild Ukraine and the German construction industry”

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On 4 March, Dr. Thomas Winkelmann, partner at HWC, presented some aspects, opportunities and challenges relating to this topic at an event entitled ‘International Construction’ held at the German Construction Industry Association (Hauptverband der Deutschen Bauindustrie e.V.). The presentation was followed by a lively discussion with contributions from the German Committee on Eastern European Economic … Read more

Lecture to students at KROK University

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On 25 February 2026, Dr Thomas Winkelmann, partner at HWC, gave a lecture to students as part of the collaboration with KROK University. Topics such as current realities and prospects in Ukraine, the future of the Ukrainian economy in the context of European integration, the most promising industries for young professionals, the importance of practical … Read more

Season`s greetings

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The year that is coming to an end has been a difficult one for Ukraine, its people and, consequently, for all of us, with particular challenges arising from the war that has been shaping life there for almost four years now. Thanks to the tremendous commitment of our employees and management, we have been able … Read more

HWC meeting with KROK University

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On 20 October 2025, a meeting organized jointly with the KROK Career Centre took place with various representatives from the departments of KROK University. Representing KROK were Oleg Buchanets, Director of the Career Centre; Marina Prochorova, Head of the International Business Department; Natalia Stepanenko, Dean of the Law Faculty; Viktor Alkem, Head of the Management … Read more

Presentation by our Partner, Dr. Thomas Winkelmann

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On September 12, the Ostausschuss der deutschen Wirtschaft organized the 4th online exchange on the topic: “Team Germany – Advancing the Reconstruction of Ukraine Together.” More than 200 participants registered for this event. The focus this time was on infrastructure, transport, and logistics. Dr. Thomas Winkelmann, the partner responsible for management consulting at HWC, gave … Read more

Course Description for Demining in Ukraine

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Course Description

This specialized course is designed to familiarize all participants with cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills to apply modern drone technologies in humanitarian demining operations. Developed through a partnership between HWC LLC (Ukraine) and Doring Engineering Buro GmbH (Germany), the course is tailored to meet the needs of post-conflict recovery efforts in Ukraine and other affected regions.

Purpose and Aims

The course aims to enhance national capacity in mine action through exposure to the latest UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) technologies and data-driven tools. It provides a comprehensive overview of drone-based demining systems and prepares participants to assess, deploy, and manage these solutions in field conditions.

Target Audience

  • Technical personnel in humanitarian demining operations
  • Public and private sector stakeholders involved in recovery and infrastructure
  • Students and professionals in GIS, engineering, defense, or emergency response
  • NGOs and international agencies supporting mine action

 

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Understand UAV hardware, sensor systems (LiDAR, GPR, magnetometers), and software used in demining
  • Compare commercially available platforms and their capabilities
  • Analyze the potential and limitations of drone-based vs. traditional demining methods
  • Explore AI, GIS, and remote sensing applications in minefield mapping
  • Conduct scenario-based planning and develop business cases for UAV integration

 

Course Structure

  • Module 1: Introduction to UAVs in Humanitarian Demining
  • Module 2: Overview of UAV Types and Their Roles
  • Module 3: Sensors for Explosive Detection
  • Module 4: Data Processing and Mapping Techniques
  • Module 5: Technology Suppliers and Integration Approaches
  • Module 6: Feasibility Analysis, Cost Structure, and Cost-Benefit Analysis
  • Module 7: Operational Deployment – Standards, Protocols, and Case Studies
  • Module 8: Future Trends, R&D Initiatives, and Practice Needs

The course includes recorded lectures, live instruction, lab training, self-study, and case work. It can be delivered as an intensive 2-week full-time program or over 4–6 weeks in modular format. A hybrid model with in-person and online practice is also available.

Additional Details

Languages: English and Ukrainian

Format: In-person, hybrid, or institutional delivery

Fee: Affordable participation fee

Certification: Issued upon successful completion

Goal: Train 300+ participants by the end of 2025 by organizing the course through a network at educational institutions, NGOs, or organizations.

For more details (course structure & contents of the modules) follow the link below:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/110hBrQ4FxT7wVKC9DedI0G4bcnbv6Wse?usp=drive_link

 

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