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Home > Archives for The post-war Reconstruction of Ukraine

The post-war Reconstruction of Ukraine

EBRD urban projects in Ukraine must drive national recovery efforts

June 19, 2023

A year and four months after the start of Russia’s large-scale war, Ukraine is on the verge of large-scale reconstruction. The country requires significant investments to reconstruct territorial communities in order to restore life, return residents, recover economic activity and respond to new challenges.


Ukraine’s reconstruction should prioritise a distributed, low-carbon energy system

June 16, 2023

Ukraine aims to transition to 100 per cent renewable energy sources and safely decommission its nuclear power plants by 2050. To achieve these goals, future investments in the energy sector must be underpinned by a policy of zero tolerance toward fossil fuels.


Ukraine’s reconstruction must ensure transparency, environmental standards and public participation

June 16, 2023

Ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023, Bankwatch has prepared a short guide with key issues and recommendations for the international community and international financial institutions to ensure a successful reconstruction of Ukraine.


Destruction of the Kakhovka dam: civil society calls on international community to respond to act of ecocide

June 15, 2023

On 6 June 2023, Russian occupiers blew up the biggest dam in Ukraine. The destruction of the Kakhovka hydropower plant threatens huge environmental and humanitarian consequences for the south of Ukraine and the entire Black Sea region.


Kakhovka dam disaster: What will the environmental impact be?

June 9, 2023

A beehive in the flooded village of Sadove. /Ivan Antypenko/Reuters A beehive in the flooded village of Sadove. /Ivan Antypenko/Reuters …


Dam sabotage creates Ukraine’s worst environmental disaster ‘since Chernobyl’

June 6, 2023

Destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam threatens tens of thousands of people, the country’s energy grid and the environment.


Ukraine Is Planning Its Green Reconstruction Even as War Rages On

May 15, 2023

Source: Ukraine Is Planning Its Green Reconstruction Even as War Rages On


The reconstruction of Ukraine: lessons from the post-war recovery in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Georgia

April 14, 2023

This briefing analyses the lessons learned from the post war reconstruction in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Georgia and how they can be considered during Ukraine’s reconstruction. 


The Reconstruction of Ukraine

April 4, 2023

The scale of destruction caused by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has been staggering. To repair the damage, joint efforts to coordinate donations and properly plan Ukraine’s reconstruction must start as soon as possible. A successful reconstruction of Ukraine cannot happen without involvement of the Ukrainian people. That’s why we’re calling on international donors to ensure that the financial structures to help impacted communities are put in place and that civil society groups have a say in this process. We believe that Ukraine and the international community have a unique opportunity to modernise the country while addressing people’s needs and long-term sustainability.


Open letter to the European Commission: environmental reforms and civil society engagement are key for Ukraine’s reconstruction and European accession

February 3, 2023

On 1 February, representatives of Ukrainian and international civil society organisations sent an open letter to Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission. In the letter, they call on the European Union to support civil society engagement and the incorporation of green principles into Ukraine’s reconstruction process, which will go hand in hand with the country’s EU accession.


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