With over 7,300 projects across three continents, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plays a crucial role in sustainable development. Active in 36 countries and expanding into Sub-Saharan Africa, the EBRD operates in regions where environmental and social risk management is often weak, regulatory oversight is limited, and civic space is restricted. To ensure its investments benefit communities and the environment without causing harm, the EBRD must enforce stronger safeguards. 

Three years after Russia’s invasion, we examine Ukraine’s reconstruction roadmap through its Single Project Pipeline, exploring how USD 486 billion in recovery funds will shape the nation’s future.

Biodiversity in Europe is rapidly declining, making it more important than ever to focus on nature protection and restoration while halting harmful projects. We often become aware of projects planned for our localities that pose a risk to nature. But how can we stop them? By identifying and reporting these projects. In doing so, we can all act as watchdogs and help prevent future harm.

That’s why we’ve created a harmful project documenting tool designed to help you collect important information.