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Post-war Green reconstruction of Ukraine: processes, stakeholders, public participation
This study by the Resource and Analysis Center “Society and Environment” of public access to decision-making related to the recovery of Ukraine in the context of environmental protection and climate change mitigation analyzes current processes around the planning of Ukraine’s future and ongoing reconstruction.
Post-war recovery of Ukraine: rebuilding for a better future
The analysis paper by Green Dossier, Environment People Law and the National Ecological Centre of Ukraine is intended to be used by specific sectoral ministries and other official structures, as well as representatives of local government and authorities for management of amalgamated territorial communities for explanations regarding the proper implementation of green agenda in the sectoral and territorial/local plans for the post-war reconstruction efforts in Ukraine.
How to rebuild a “green” country: recommendations for Ukraine’s recovery
The document describes war damage and macroeconomic stability, international assistance. Analysts give recommendations for horizontal reforms, recovery in the sectoral dimension, assistance sharing.
Post-war Recovery of Ukraine’s Cities: Green Reconstruction and Green Transformation
The main purpose of this policy paper by the Resource and Analysis Center “Society and Environment” is to offer mechanisms and tools for postwar reconstruction and green transformation of Ukrainian cities, to analyze existing challenges and ways to overcome them, and to explore recent changes in legislation and strategic planning at the government level related to postwar reconstruction of Ukraine in the context of cities.
Green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine: vision and models
This policy brief by Resource-Analytical Center «Society and Environment» outlines the concept of green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine and possible implementation models.
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.