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Home > Archives for The post-war Reconstruction of Ukraine

The post-war Reconstruction of Ukraine

Guidelines for selecting just transition projects in Ukraine

February 20, 2025

Despite the ongoing war, Ukraine remains steadfast in its commitment to a just transition. As an EU accession candidate, Ukraine must integrate the Just Transition Mechanism’s principles and criteria into its national policies. Since Ukraine plans to join the EU before its coal phase-out in 2035, the Just Transition Fund regulation provides the most relevant framework for meeting these requirements.


One foot in Europe: EU Interreg programmes advance the partnership principle in Ukraine.

February 12, 2025

Wartime challenges and the European integration process present both obstacles and opportunities for Ukraine. As the country rebuilds, it has the opportunity to adopt EU best practices by embracing democratic values, public participation through the partnership principle, and financial transparency.


Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for public participation with international donors

January 30, 2025

Ukrainian civil society is both the main beneficiary and the driving force behind Ukraine’s reconstruction. The Ukraine Facility Regulation invites socio-economic partners and civil society representatives to submit ‘opinions’ to the European Commission on implementation of the Ukraine Plan. However, its influence remains limited.


Ukraine’s Single Project Pipeline sectoral distribution and prioritisation: recommendations for improvements

November 13, 2024

This briefing examines Ukraine’s Single Public Investment Projects Portfolio, highlighting concerns over project quality and prioritisation.


The World Bank’s role in inclusive and sustainable local recovery for Ukraine

October 18, 2024

This publication examines Ukraine’s recovery process, focusing on the World Bank’s SURGE programme and its impact on local development.


The European Partnership Principle: The key to public involvement in Ukraine’s reconstruction

October 17, 2024

This briefing examines the critical need for public participation in Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction process.


European Investment Bank in Ukraine (2022-2024): Some findings and challenges

October 11, 2024

This briefing critically analyses the European Investment Bank’s involvement in Ukraine from 2022 to 2024, highlighting persistent challenges in procurement, transparency, governance, and civil society involvement.


Hoe de EU boeren om zeep helpt met miljoenensteun voor een Oekraïense kippenkoning

July 18, 2024

Met Europese steun bouwde het Oekraïense MHP een kippenimperium met zo’n grote marktmacht dat zelfs boeren in de EU er last van hebben. En …


Will the 2024 Ukraine Recovery Conference mark a turning point for municipalities?

July 12, 2024

It’s time to reflect on the 2024 Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2024), held in Berlin in June. Bringing together over 3,400 participants across four thematic dimensions, with the Recovery Forum as the centrepiece, the conference highlighted the critical role of municipalities in Ukraine’s recovery efforts. Key discussions revolved around the distribution of financial resources, strengthening capacity, and nurturing partnerships.


Can Ukraine’s EU-backed recovery plan deliver on its green promises?

June 3, 2024

The Ukrainian government recently unveiled its Ukraine Plan, a key component of the Ukraine Facility, the EU’s 2024–2027 financial support programme aimed at rebuilding the country. The plan outlines several positive steps towards achieving a sustainable recovery, including a commitment to low-carbon, circular, and nature-friendly reconstruction efforts. However, there is much room for improvement.


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