• Yuriy Vilkul, Mayor of Kryvyi Rih
• Jaki Lowe, Vice-President of the European Cyclists’ Federation
• Andriy Nahornyy, Director of Kryvyi Rih City Development Institution
• Iryna Bondarenko, Veloforum Organising Committee

• Cycling policies in German cities – Katharina George, urban planner (Germany)
• “Vote for the Bicycle!” advocacy campaign for Ukraine’s local elections 2015 – Galyna Tyshchenko, Centre of Public Development (Bila Tserkva) and Viktor Zagreba, Centre of Social and Business Initiatives (Yaremche)
• Cycling routes as a part of sustainable development of the Danube region – Jovan Eraković, Danube Competence Center (Serbia)
• Cycling and big employers – Jaki Lowe, CTC (United Kingdom)

• Cyclists’ association as a start-up – Anastasiia Sudkovska, Lviv Cyclists’ Association
• Developing cycling master plans in nine cities of Ukraine – Iryna Bondarenko, Ukrainian Centre for Cycling Expertise (Kyiv)
• Redistribution of public space: smart road marking and cycling planning in Ivano-Frankivsk – Andriy Koman and Nazariy Rohiv, NGO “Velo-Frankivsk”
• Еxpress-presentations of three projects implemented in 2015 under the Small Grants Programme managed by Veloforum’s organisers – Roland Bairozian, “Veloruh Mykolaiv”, Iryna Sadovnikova, “Cycling Poltava”, Oleksandra Naryzhna, “Urban Reforms” (Kharkiv)

Section B
Reading hall of the University library (between ground and 1st floor) (Ukrainian)
Moderator Viktor Zagreba, Centre for Social and Business Initiatives (Yaremche)

• Green Velo as an example of regional green projects for cycling – Anton Vakulenko, Kyiv Cyclists’ Association (Vyshgorod)
• The Embroidered Path: a cycling route that unites eastern and western Ukrainians – Anatoliy Tsyrkun, The Embroidered Path project (Kyiv)
• Recreational routes in cities: exploration, signposting, promotion – Tetyana Lebukhorska, NGO “Bukovinian Agency for Regional Development” (Chernivtsi)

• Cycling and families: United Kingdom’s experience – Jaki Lowe, CTC (United Kingdom)
• Big data: how the data changes our cities? – Olena Tokmylenko, “Urban Reforms” (Kharkiv)
• Sustainable mobility plan for the City of Lublin – Aleksander Wiącek, Assistant of the Mayor of Lublin for Cycling Policy (Poland)
• Big cycling changes in a small town – Maciej Lubaś, “Świdnik Miasto Dla Rowerów” and Starostwo Powiatowe of Świdnik  (Poland)

• European Mobility Week in Ukrainian cities – Olesia Storozhuk, Kyiv Cyclists Association
• Re-creation of Vasyl Stefanyk street in Ivano-Frankivsk – Myroslav Fedorkiv and Nazariy Rohiv, NGO “Velo-Frankivsk”
• The new Kyiv velodrome – Mykola Vognyk and Volodymyr Melnyk, NGO “New Kyiv Velodrome”
• How to organise a bicycle delivery service – Maksym Malyk, Velodostavka company (Kryvyi Rih)

Section D
Reading hall of the University library (between ground and 1st floor) (Ukrainian)
Moderator Alisa Gnydyuk, Kryvyi Rih City Development Institution

• Industrial bicycle tours in Kryvyi Rih – Eduard Dvorchuk and Kyrylo Tokhtamysh (Kryvyi Rih)
• Development of the Cycling Guidebook: an example of the “Tour to the History” guidebook  – Valeria Dumanetska, Club Velomandry (Kyiv)
• Pin-Up Bicycle Parade: 100 cycling women in Kryvyi Rih – Anna Atamanchuk, NGO VeloKryvbas
• Education on safe urban cycling: the experience of Bicycle Schools in Kyiv – Bohdan Lepiavko, Kyiv Cyclists’ Association

• Design and implementation of cycling navigation at a recreational route in Kyiv – Ksenia Semenova, Cycling Advisor to the Mayor of Kyiv & Project Manager at Kyiv Cyclists’ Association
• Cycling infrastructure of Odesa – Oleksandr Prokhorov, Velovector, and Kostiantyn Yemelianov, Urban Institute (Odesa)
• The bicycle ride “I see! I can! I will help!” as an example of support to people with sight disabilities – Victoria Luchka, NGO Institute for Ukrainian Studies, Lviv

• Public bikes in Lviv: first results – Oleksiy Kushka, Veliki.ua & NextBike (Kyiv)
• Promoting bicycles as a transport mode: Bike to Work activities in 8 cities; Women’s Bike Parades in 6 cities; the PARKing Day in 4 cities – Olesia Storozhuk and Anastasia Makarenko, Kyiv Cyclists’ Association

• Jaki Lowe, Vice-President of the European Cyclists’ Federation
• Viktor Zagreba, Head of the Veloforum Organising Committee
• The symbolic transfer of Veloforum from Kryvyi Rih in 2015 to Kharkiv in 2016