Executive summary
Slugba.org is a digital talent management platform for Ukrainian Armed Forces, National Guard, and Police. Built on NATO standards J-1 (Personnel) and J-7 (Training), with upcoming AI capabilities for workforce analysis, talent discovery, and personalized development paths.
The strategic context
Ukraine fights an adversary with a 5× larger mobilization base (≈70M vs ≈14M males of service age). Victory cannot be achieved through numbers — only through quality of human resource management. Every soldier in the right role. Every talent discovered. Every hour of rear-area service — an investment in combat readiness.
The problem
- Programmers guard checkpoints while J-6 units lack IT staff
- Civil engineers dig trenches while fortification design is undermanned
- Experienced drone pilots are thrown into infantry assaults, skills wasted
- Military-wide: 576 AWOL per day (2025), 200,000 currently absent
- Workload inequality in rear units: 4.7× documented (real-unit analysis)
The solution
- J-1 Personnel — fair duty rostering (fairness 40% + preferences 50% + random 10%), readiness dashboard, talent discovery, full audit trail
- J-7 Training — online learning, personalized development paths, qualification tracking with expiry, peer learning, internal training, resource library
- AI capabilities (Phase 4+) — workforce needs analysis, potential detection, individualized growth trajectories
- For commanders — 5 minutes instead of 3 hours per schedule, full transparency, protection from disputes
Impact (Realistic scenario, 3 years)
+78,300personnel
quantitative: AWOL down, returns, volunteers, transfers
+139,500effective personnel
qualitative: discipline, skills, training, morale
+73%frontline strength
vs. 300,000 currently deployed
~192lives saved
non-combat deaths prevented
Combat Readiness Index: 43.5 → 73.0 (+68%).
NATO compliance
- J-1: 20 functions mapped to FM 1-0 (US Army, 2021), 70% coverage today
- J-7: core Training functions being added in Phases 2–4
- Expandable to J-4 (Logistics), J-9 (CIMIC) via same architecture
Stakeholders
- Direct decision-makers: Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Corps HQs (Khartia, Azov)
- Intermediary: Brave1 defense-tech incubator, volunteer organizations (Victory Drones)
- Partners / donors: NATO Representation in Ukraine, NATO DIANA, USAID, GIZ
Ask
- Pilot partnership with a rear unit (30–50 personnel)
- Funding for Phase 2–4 development including AI capabilities ($300–800K)
- Integration support with MoD digital systems (Army+, Impulse, DELTA, ІПС «Кадри»)
Project status
Closed government-tier project. Built by an active-duty National Guard of Ukraine servicemember from personal field experience. Not open source — developed for state customers.
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