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Applying best practices from EU funds to the reconstruction of Ukraine

December 20, 2022

This briefing reviews lessons from EU funds such as cohesion policy funding and the Recovery and Resilience Facility for ensuring Ukraine’s reconstruction is financed in a way that ensures participation and green, sustainable outcomes.


Ukraine Reconstruction Platform: nothing to write home about

November 10, 2022

After a hectic start to public discussion about Ukraine’s reconstruction in Lugano, here we are again, trying to come up with some tangible results after the Berlin conference but without success. What is lacking in the conversation on Ukraine’s reconstruction, and how can the countries and partners put their money and attention where their mouth is?


What do the OKKO filling stations employees say about their employer?

November 3, 2022

Petrol filling stations network OKKO, controlled by the Galnaftogaz JSC, is known throughout Ukraine. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) facilitated the expansion of this network having a long history of relations with Concern


Why we need to invest in electric urban transport while reconstructing Ukraine

October 25, 2022

On 10 October, Russia started multiple missile strikes on cities across Ukraine – from Kharkiv in the north-east to Lviv located close to the Polish border. Although Ukraine’s cities are still vulnerable to potential damage resulting from Russia’s aggression, there is a clear need for rebuilding critical infrastructure to allow people to move around and help those that have been displaced return home.


Rebuilding cities for people in Ukraine

September 19, 2022

This briefing describes Ukrainian cities’ efforts for green development before the war and their plans for green post-war reconstruction.


Suggestions for donor interventions to help the green post-war reconstruction of Ukraine

July 28, 2022

This briefing gathers practical suggestions for consolidating international efforts around the idea of a sustainable post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.


Потрібне чітке бачення. Якою повинна бути зелена відбудова України?

July 19, 2022

В усіх планах реконструкції країни згадується зелене відновлення. Що це значить для конкретних секторів економіки та чи можливо втілити в …


Greenpeace activists raise wind turbine at Ukraine conference in call for green reconstruction

July 4, 2022

Activists from Greenpeace raised a replica wind turbine, close to the venue of the Ukraine Recovery Conference today in Lugano, in a call …


NGOs call on the European Commission to ensure transparency and public participation in Ukraine’s green reconstruction

June 10, 2022

27 representatives of Ukrainian and international NGOs sent an open letter to Ursula von der Leyen, president of the EU Commission. In the letter, they call for the integration of accountability and transparency, wider participation in decision-making, and incorporation of the green principles within Ukraine’s reconstruction process.


Voices of support for Ukraine echo in Morocco: takeaways from the EBRD Annual Meeting in Marrakesh

June 8, 2022

The 2022 EBRD Annual Meeting was held in the city of Marrakesh, Morocco. Although taking place far away geographically, the topic of Ukraine dominated the agenda. Will the EBRD ensure its funds for the country’s reconstruction are used in the most efficient, green and inclusive way?


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