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Kateryna Pavlova battled a pandemic, wildfires, corruption, and sexism in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Kateryna Pavlova served as acting head of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone during the 2020 wildfires and COVID-19 pandemic. Photo permission from Kateryna Pavlova. Kateryna Pavlova was two years old in 1986, living approximately 500 kilometers away from the Chernobyl ( Chornobyl in Ukrainian) Nuclear Power Plant, when workers ran a routine test that started a reactor fire and led to the world’s worst nuclear disaster. Later, in grade school and high school, she learned some facts about the accident, though information was sparse. In 2003, on a train home from Kharkiv National Technical University where she was studying power engineering, she met an old man who had been a high-level power engineer during the time of the Chernobyl disaster. He shared information and nuance she could not have then obtained through Ukrainian public records. That encounter led her to seek out and

Kyyivs ka oblastKharkivs ka oblastUkraine generalSusan dagostinoDepartment for international cooperationInternational atomic energy associationAgency for the chernobyl exclusion zone managementUkrainian nuclear power plantKharkiv national technical universityAgency of ukraine on exclusion zone managementKateryna pavlovaNuclear power plantState agencyExclusion zone managementInternational cooperationChernobyl exclusion