Energy security is not only a burning global issue, but a cornerstone of Ukraine’s future, and the recent Ukraine Reconstruction Conference (URC) in Berlin offered a glimpse into the possibilities for a renewable-powered Ukraine that could lead the way for Europe’s green transition. Read more in the article by Razom We Stand.

More than 30 Ukrainian and international non-governmental organisations have signed a letter to EU institusions and Ukrainian Parliament to preserve Ukraine’s ecologically valuable forests. The NGOs warn parliament members about the risks of adopting Draft Law #9516 and its implication regarding the EU Deforestation Regulation.

Has the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 played out favourably for the green agenda? Read the WWF's assessment.

Environment People Law on URC 2024 and the agenda for Ukraine recovery that should be based on the principles of sustainable development, cross-cutting environmental policy, compliance with environmental standards, and the principles of 'rebuilding greener than before.

Examine environmental harm through 25 case studies sourced from Ukraine incident database developed by the Conflict and Environment Observatory.

Making Ukraine´s recovery green and sustainable is a long term endeavor. There are also some short-term tasks that need urgent attention. Read a joint statement signed by 30+ civil society organisations for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024.

Centre for Environmental Initiatives “Ecoaction”, NGO Ecoclub and CEE Bankwatch prepared a common position on the final text of the Ukraine Plan adopted by the government.

As the 2024 G7 Foreign Affairs Ministerial approaches on April 17-19 in Capri, Italy, a coalition of leading organisations is calling on G7 nations to demonstrate unwavering support for Ukraine by taking concrete actions to address the country's critical energy issues.

WWF welcomes environmental objectives of governmental Ukraine Plan but calls for rising ambitions in the future.