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Proposals for a Green Recovery in Ukraine
Background paper by Green Deal Ukraine prepared for the High-Level Working Group with six visions of a successful green recovery in critical sectors. Each vision is underpinned by selected proposals for approaching this vision and, at the same time, aligning Ukrainian legislation with EU requirements.
The impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine on the state of country’s soil: Analysis results
This report by Ecoaction shows the impact of military operations on soil in Ukraine. The study assesses ecological and geochemical state of soil in areas of active hostilities to determine the criteria for pollution according to the degree of damage. Based the findings, the study also seeks to propose the main measures for post-war restoration of the soil in Ukraine, taking into account the regional landscapes and geochemical features and types of land use.
Rebuilding Ukraine. Principles of a green post-war reconstruction
This paper by adelphi aims to contribute to the process of Ukraine’s reconstruction planning by formulating a set of principles, both overarching and sectoral, as a first step towards the operationalisation of a green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.
Ukraine: a sustainable economic recovery for people and nature
This report by WWF and BCG provides a pathway to achieve these sustainability goals. It shows that, while circumstances are dire, if sustainability is at the core and reforms are properly implemented, this effort could shape a sustainable model of economic development for Ukraine, Europe and the world.
Putting the green reconstruction of Ukraine into action: Requirements for programme design and policy
While the fight to liberate Ukrainian territory continues, discussions on the reconstruction process have already begun and several proposals have already been circulated by various organisations and stakeholders. Although each proposal for a reconstruction programme contains references to a “green reconstruction”, plans have so far been relatively vague on the precise meaning of this term. Ecoaction, CEE Bankwatch and Berlin Economics discuss what green reconstruction means concretely in different sectors, what barriers to a green reconstruction currently exist, and how an optimal policy mix could overcome these barriers.