At COP29, the GHG emissions associated with armed conflicts remain largely ignored, and absent from UNFCCC data. Join the event organised by CEOBS, Ecoaction, Zoi Environment and the Initiative on GHG Accounting of War that will launch a novel methodology for estimating conflict emissions to begin remedying this. Using examples from Ukraine and the Middle East, speakers will explore its value and how it can be used by conflict-affected states and researchers throughout the cycle of armed conflicts.

Join DiXi Group at the COP29 Ukraine Pavilion event for a deep dive into Ukraine's progress and challenges in measuring and reducing methane emissions. The discussion will bring together government officials, industry leaders, and global experts to discuss Ukraine's progress in meeting its Global Methane Pledge commitments, the latest on methane measurement and abatement technologies, and the critical role of the energy sector in driving meaningful emissions reductions.

Join for an in-depth conversation on the green reconstruction of Ukraine's communities, focusing on practical approaches, challenges, and opportunities. Build Ukraine Back Better NGOs and field experts will present their experiences with recovery initiatives, offering insights into the development of climate-conscious reconstruction projects and strategies in Ukrainian communities during the wartime. The event is taking place within Rebuild Ukraine Conference & Expo.

Join the event organised by the Information Center “Green Dossier” to learn about the progress on EU integration of the Ukrainian agricultural and environmental sector, about EU’s common agriculture policy perspectives, possible assistance for small agriproducers from international experts, and possibilities to implement requirements of the European Green Deal in agricultural sector in the Carpathian region.

Join the event organised by Ukrainian NGOs on effective solutions for energy sector reconstruction, where experts will discuss the prospects for implementing storage systems for the overall stability of the energy system in Ukraine, as well as the role of energy consultants for the quality of the sector rebuilding.

The event organised by the Green Transition Office and DiXi Group will bring together government representatives, businesses, and international partners to discuss coordination and cooperation in implementing the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP). Participants will explore practical steps necessary to realize specific investment projects in the area of green transition that will contribute to the implementation of the policies and measures outlined in the NECP.

Russia’s war against Ukraine caused large-scale environmental damage that resulted in unprecedented pollution, disruption of ecosystems and physical destruction of biological species both on the territory of Ukraine and on the scale of the entire region and the world. Destruction of the environment is prohibited in the international law. Join the event on the environmental impacts of Russia's invasion, including speakers from PAX and UN Environment Programme.

Join the discussion about how much money is available for reconstruction in Ukraine’s 2025 budget, what funding priorities the government has set, and what communities can expect. The events is organised by Big Recovery Portal, Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting and Center for Economic Strategy.

It's time to talk about Ukraine's new macroeconomic framework for 2025, and to consider whether it is realistic to involve green finance in economic recovery. Join the event during which experts of the RRR4U consortium will present the results of a new monitoring of Ukraine's implementation of the IMF programme and EU assistance under the Ukraine Facility.

Join the presentation of the integrated vision of the Dnipro River in a lecture format by Ro3kvit’s co-founder Fulco Treffers. This presentation will show the untapped potential of the river, as well as how important the Dnipro River is for Ukraine in a broader context. This vision can be seen as a combination of research, scenarios, and ideas offered to an international audience: planners, policy makers, experts in various fields, and the general public.

Join CEE Bankwatch for a discussion on Ukraine's reconstruction efforts and the World Bank’s role in supporting local recovery needs. The event is taking place at the Civil Society Policy Forum within the framework of the 2024 Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund.

Join DiXi Group, Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting, Center for Economic Strategy and Institute for Analysis and Advocacy for an inspiring discussion that emphasizes the importance of adaptability, strategic management, and international cooperation in maintaining resilience in the face of adversity. The session is taking place at the Civil Society Policy Forum within the framework of the 2024 Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund.

Russia has destroyed or occupied 9 GW of Ukraine's power generation capacity — half of the electricity Ukraine needs in winter. If we do not act now, Ukraine faces a catastrophic winter. What are the key steps to enhance energy security? How can European integration contribute to the goal of increasing the resilience of the Ukrainian energy system? The event is part of the International Conference: “What Kind of Peace? Ukraine and Us” organised by the Center for Liberal Modernity.

Despite the ongoing war, recovery and reconstruction is under way in Ukraine. The question of how to push and finance the pipeline of the recovery projects remains one of the key challenges. Join the Chatham House event where an expert panel will explore what funding streams and mechanisms are currently in place, how successful is the energy sector in generating necessary funding, role for private-public partnerships and more.

As Ukraine faces unprecedented challenges, this conference organised by Green Deal Ukraina will focus on critical aspects of energy and climate investments amidst the ongoing war. Among the topics of discussion: ensuring grid stability and power generation, flexible energy solutions and renewable investments, climate change adaptation and transition.

The construction sector is a key element in the recovery and development of Ukraine's infrastructure, while the production of building materials is an important component of economic integration with the EU. Harmonization of standards and cooperation with European partners open new opportunities for the industry. Collaboration between Polish and Ukrainian entrepreneurs can be the key to success in the European market. Join the discussion on the topic organised by the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting and Warsaw Enterprise Institute.

As Ukraine endures its third year of Russian aggression, post-war recovery plans have been in motion since 2022. There's consensus on using recovery to modernise and tackle chronic issues like low energy efficiency, crucial for European integration and security. A decentralized energy system based on renewables is seen as more resilient against Russian attacks. Germany and Poland, with their experience in green transformation and renewable energy expansion, are expected to play key roles in Ukraine's recovery...

What are green jobs and how can local authorities contribute to their creation? Join the workshop that will include a presentation of the research results on green employment in Ukraine carried our by the Resource and Analysis Center “Society and Environment” and Razom We Stand. During the event, participants will also discuss Ukraine's achievement in implementing the European Green Deal.

How can we make circular construction more widespread and impactful? Addressing this challenge requires not only innovations and new business models but also leadership that integrates all components and promotes sustainable solutions. Join the webinar by ReThink, Helvetas and Swiss Solidarity to find out more.

Join Kharkiv School of Architecture, Ro3kvit, Norwegian Refugee Council and parters at the Architecture of Unity – the exhibition, which celebrates the strength and spirit of a collaborative initiative - the Ukrainian student-led visions for their future, with a specific focus on the city of Dnipro and the Dnipro River Basin. The exhibition showcases the research and ideas developed by over 100 students of architecture and urban design.

Join the event by Green Dossier to discover what farmers from different sides of Carpathians in the EU and Ukraine are currently doing, what worries them, what their interests and problems are. Participants will try to develop a common vision for the further development of sustainable agriculture in the Carpathians, to focus on specific regional needs and problems.

Due to Russia's invasion, academia in Ukraine continues to suffer from limited human and financial resources due to competing war-related financial priorities, internal displacement and other reasons. Join the event taking place during the UNGA79 Science Summit exploring how we can collectively strengthen Ukraine’s academic and sustainable development efforts.

Join the presentation of the first regional climate change adaptation strategies in Ukraine developed by APENA 3. The project experts have completed preparation of climate change adaptation strategies for Mykolaiv, Lviv, and Ivano-Frankivsk oblasts. During the event, they will share scientists' forecasts of how the climate will change these three regions, how it will affect various sectors of the economy, what adaptation measures may be relevant, and how much their implementation will cost.

Join the first online meeting of the Ukraine Nature Network project by the Research and Transfer Centre “Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management”, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. Apart from its role as an information hub, Ukraine Nature Network aims to facilitate collaboration among academic institutions, government agencies, NGOs and the private sector. The key focus themes of the project are soils, forests, waste management and energy.

The webinar will focus on key findings and policy recommendations derived from extensive data collection, modelling, interviews, and analysis conducted by Green Deal Ukraїna. The aim is to inform the policy debate, outline priority actions to mitigate the electricity crisis and present three critical pieces of research to address these challenges.

During the event organised by the Centre for Economic Strategy, experts will present an overview of the reconstruction of damaged and destroyed educational institutions and review the most significant changes in the recovery efforts over the past month. You will also hear about real-life examples of how access to education is being restored for Ukrainians, the approaches of the government and local authorities, and whether Ukraine is ready for the new academic year.

This event, organised by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group, will focus on the environmental consequences of the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam and Reservoir in southern Ukraine. The Ukrainian specialists participating in the session have first-hand information of the consequences of this tragedy. Among the presenters are representatives from Ukrainian civil society and the public authorities with important perspectives about the reservoir.

As Ukraine is determined to a better and greener reconstruction of its cities & buildings, green certifications are relevant in many ways. At an early stage, they provide clear guidance to what it means to have a green reconstruction of housing, social infrastructure, and even entire districts in our communities. At a later stage, green certification could be a tool to verify if certain reconstruction projects are actually green. Join the webinar to gain insights into the green certification standards, functions, and potential impact on the general construction ecosystem.