#AB_presents Future Lab 2018 🚀
Ukrposhta delivers pensions in cash of $5 bln annually to more than 4.5 mln pensioners 💰
The biggest problems, which Ukrposhta faces in village offices, are the following:
- computerization and finding people who can work with computers in villages; however, by the end of 2018, all Ukrposhta offices in ukrainian villages with 2,000+ people, are planned to be computerized;
- bad Internet; only 60% of big Ukrainian villages (2,000+ people) have some Internet;
- providing the post staff with a fair wage, when instead of working at Ukrposhta at a cheap rate, people can earn UAH 6,000 per month from just 2 cows 💻
Radical reforms of Ukrposhta are underway. For example, the first floor of the Main Post Office in Kiev will be rent out to Rozetka. It will bring UAH 70 mln to Ukrposhta during 5 next years. It's a significant amount of money, because, for example, in 2016 Ukrposhta received only UAH 10 mln for the rent of all its premises in Ukraine for the whole year ⚡
What's more, Ukrposhta plans to implement the following:
- making financial services available to all Ukrainians (37% of Ukrainians do not have basic bank accounts now);
- delivery within an hour for large cities;
- convergence with medicine;
- delivery of food 📝
As a result of the last 2 years, Ukrposhta took the 33d place in the world ranking of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) (+7 positions), although Ukrposhta is not subsidized by the government. By the way, many postal services around the world are subsidized by governments. For example, the postal service of France receives €180 mln annually for the distribution of newspapers, while the postal service in Slovakia, where there are only 5 mln people, receives €10 mln from the state per year 🚀
In conclusion, just watch the video above. It’s a perfect end of a presentation by Igor Smelyansky, Ukrposhta CEO 🎬
