This workshop organised by Green Deal Ukraina and Kyiv Energy and Climate Lab (KECLab) will bring together experts from ministries, universities, research institutions and companies to discuss how scientific cooperation between Ukraine, Germany and Poland can contribute to the reconstruction and development of Ukraine’s energy system. Main focus of the discussion will be solar plus batteries, island capability and energy modelling research.

Join the annual conference of Green Deal Ukraina, bringing together Ukrainian and international policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, and civil society experts to discuss the future of Ukraine's energy and climate transition. The conference will provide a platform to exchange perspectives on strengthening the resilience and security of Ukraine's energy system, advancing European integration, and supporting evidence-based policymaking through research and innovation.

This webinar will explore how Ukrainian municipalities can accelerate energy renovation of public buildings and multi-family housing. Drawing on Forum Energii’s recent research, experts will examine the practical barriers preventing municipalities from turning available funding into completed projects and discuss a proposed “municipal-quarter” approach for renovating neighbouring apartment buildings, including those without homeowners’ associations. The discussion will focus on the technical, legal and financial support required, as well as how homeowners can be effectively involved and protected.

The event will focus on the presentation of the findings of a study by Ukrainian Centre for European Policy (UCEP) and the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform on public administration reform coordination models. The study identifies the absence of a clearly designated owner of this policy, explains why the existing coordination mechanism does not work, and proposes three models, providing a rationale for the preferred option. The purpose of the discussion is to gather views and proposals from the institutions responsible for coordinating the reform so that the study’s recommendations can be taken into account in future decision-making.

Join us for a discussion on how Ukraine can rebuild and modernise its housing stock and public buildings while responding to the challenges of war and laying the foundations for long-term sustainability. Drawing on lessons from implemented projects, the event will examine the trade-offs between cost, resilience, and sustainability, as well as the reforms, investments, partnerships, and financing mechanisms needed to advance a low-carbon construction sector and achieve nearly zero-energy and zero-emission buildings.

Join the webinar on governance in Ukraine’s energy sector, organised jointly by Green Deal Ukraina, International Energy Agency, Ukraine Facility Platform, Kyiv Energy and Climate Lab, and Deutsch-Ukrainisches Büro. This webinar focuses on how the Ministry of Energy can attract and retain the talent needed to support Ukraine’s EU accession. It will bring together Ukrainian and international stakeholders to discuss the challenges the Ministry is facing and possible approaches to strengthening its institutional capacity.

The S3 project brings together academic partners in the UK and Ukraine, industry partners, and practitioners working on the ground to advance knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and support high value upcycle of concrete waste from war debris and facilitate greener reconstruction of Ukraine. This event will provide an opportunity to share the project's key achievements, research findings and practical outputs, while bringing together project partners and the wider community to reflect on lessons learned, exchange knowledge and explore future opportunities for collaboration.

As part of BUBB’s joint cooperation with the German Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, we organise an event during the European Mobility Week, focusing on priorities for a modern, safe and low-carbon transport system in Ukraine. Ukrainian, German and European policymakers, practitioners and development partners will discuss recommendations from BUBB’s Roadmap for the Sustainable Recovery of Ukraine, covering key reforms and solutions in the sector.

The event, organised by Cedos, will explore how the meaning of nature is evolving today in the context of war, climate change, and the rapid loss of biodiversity. Participants will reflect on questions such as: How does war affect the environment? What might a more-than-human city look like? How can we develop and sustain green social infrastructure, and what challenges may Ukrainian cities encounter along this path? What characterises Ukrainian landscapes today, and how are they changing?

Ukraine continues to implement its cooperation programme with the IMF and the Ukraine Plan under the Ukraine Facility, and further disbursement of financial support from international partners depends on this progress. However, the pace of reform adoption has recently remained in question, and the renewed government inherits this agenda along with all the tasks that have been left pending. Will the new team manage to catch up on key Ukraine Plan indicators? What steps are needed in the near term to keep up the pace of cooperation with the IMF and the EU? And who in the government and parliament will be responsible for ensuring reforms don't stall again? Join the event by RRR4U Consortium to find out.

The RRR4U Consortium invites you to the presentation of the July issue of the monitoring reports series dedicated to assessing Ukraine's fulfilment of its commitments under the IMF programme and the Ukraine Plan within the Ukraine Facility. This month’s special topic is “How Ineffective Law Enforcement Undermines the Investment Climate“.

Bringing together Ukrainian and international civil society organisations, foundations, and international partners, the Civil Society Forum provides a space to strengthen collective priorities, foster partnerships, and advance civil society's role as a strategic partner in Ukraine's recovery ahead of the 2026 Ukraine Recovery Conference.

This online event, organised by NGO Ecoclub, Ecoaction, and Transport & Environment, will bring together key stakeholders from European and Ukrainian institutions, civil society, and the expert community to explore how Ukraine’s reconstruction can drive a transition to decentralised renewable energy and resilient infrastructure. As part of the preparations for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, discussions will focus on electric mobility, renewable energy solutions, barriers to scaling projects, and funding opportunities to strengthen community energy resilience.

This online event will cover priority policies and measures currently in place and planned, progress on Ukraine's National Energy and Climate Plan in the energy efficiency sector, and international experience with energy efficiency obligation schemes — drawn from new Green Transition Office research.

Ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk in June 2026, the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum is organising an event in Brussels to highlight the pivotal role of civil society in Ukraine’s recovery and EU integration. Building on the outcomes of previous URCs, the event will provide an early platform for Brussels-based stakeholders to exchange perspectives and formulate recommendations that can feed directly into the agenda of the upcoming URC.

The RRR4U Consortium invites you to participate in the event “Monitoring the Implementation of IMF Programme and EU Assistance ”. This regular monitoring event will focus on Ukraine’s preparations for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026. Experts will present an assessment of completed and pending tasks ahead of URC-2026, outline key challenges and expectations for the conference, and provide specific recommendations for next steps for Ukraine and its international partners.

This webinar, jointly organised by the Build Ukraine Back Better Platform (BUBB) and the German Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, will explore how Ukraine’s energy sector can address urgent wartime needs while laying the foundations for long-term resilience, decarbonisation and energy independence.

How do key stakeholders view the process of Ukraine’s reconstruction, and does civil society actually influence this process, or does it merely accompany it? Join the event by Resource and Analysis Center "Society and Environment" to discuss the main challenges of reconstruction and the shaping of its agenda.

Secure and stable access to critical raw materials (CRMs) is essential for the EU’s clean energy transition and strategic autonomy. While Ukraine has geological potential in selected CRMs, how do we turn it into credible cooperation under current wartime constraints? Join for a deep dive into the findings of Forum Energii’s newest report.

Ukraine has taken an important step toward deeper integration with the EU electricity market through the recent adoption of the Electricity Integration Package. But legal adoption is only the beginning. This KECLab Policy Dialogue will bring together Ukrainian and European stakeholders to discuss what the EIP changes in practice, where the key implementation risks remain, and how Ukraine can move closer to the EU internal electricity market.

This event is a part of a series of informal meetings “Circle of Reconstruction” by ReThink. This is a space for conversations about a new quality of Ukraine’s reconstruction, shaped by environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, inclusivity, and a stronger focus on design and the quality of the built environment.

How are Ukraine’s economic reforms moving forward and how much will Ukrainians pay for electricity and gas after the war? Join expert discussion during the presentation of the April monitoring report on the implementation of the conditions of the IMF program and EU assistance under the Ukraine Facility by the RRR4U consortium.

This second webinar in the joint series by the German Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine and the Build Ukraine Back Better Platform will explore priorities for transforming agriculture in Ukraine: from soil and water conservation to agroecological practices, sustainable livestock farming, and the development of small‑scale producers and local processing.

Organised by the Centre for Environmental Initiatives “Ecoaction”, the Rural Women’s Business Network, and the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, the roundtable focuses on current challenges in pasture and livestock management in Ukraine, with an emphasis on women farmers’ perspectives. The discussion aims to explore barriers and opportunities for advancing women’s access to resources, and promoting sustainable rural development through targeted discussions and dialogue.

The development of maneuvering capacities has become one of the key areas for the recovery and enhancement of the Ukrainian energy system's resilience. Implementing this task requires attracting a significant volume of private investment into projects for new renewable energy capacities, energy storage systems, and flexible gas generation. Join a moderated online discussion by LibMod and European-Ukrainian Energy Agency dedicated to the role of state support in the development of maneuvering capacities in Ukraine.

Ukraine's potential accession to the European Union may become one of the defining factors shaping the future of the Polish economy — most notably in agriculture and food processing, where Polish and Ukrainian interests may converge and compete. The discussion by Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting (IER) and Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI) will focus on the opportunities and risks associated with Ukraine's European integration, including its impact on the agri-food sector and trade, as well as the conditions under which EU enlargement could serve as a driver of growth rather than a source of imbalance.

The webinar organised by CEE Bankwatch Network will focus on Ukraine’s ongoing waste management reform in the context of EU integration. Using the Lviv agglomeration as a case study, the event explores the challenges of outdated disposal practices and highlights opportunities for improved planning, inter-municipal cooperation, and alignment with EU standards. The discussion builds on findings from a recent research paper and brings together civil society and local stakeholders to consider practical next steps for reform at local, regional, and national levels.