The European Commission has published its new EU Water Resilience Strategy. How will Ukrainian agricultural and environmental structures, now united under one ministry, jointly care for water resources? Do Ukraine’s strategic documents, plans, and the daily practices of Ukrainian farmers align with new European standards? Join the event by Green Dossier to find out.

CSRD, CSDDD, ESG — these acronyms are rapidly becoming part of the everyday vocabulary of Ukrainian agribusinesses and advisory services. In fact, there is nothing radically new about them — they reflect the principles of sustainable development that EU countries have long acknowledged and embedded into policy. However, in Ukraine, despite over two decades of promoting the UN Sustainable Development Goals and awareness-raising efforts, real understanding only began to take root when sustainability reporting became a formal requirement within the EU integration process. Join the event by Green Dossier to find out more.

Can the agricultural sector be not only a source of emissions, but also a solution to the climate crisis? How to ensure the country's food security while reducing the carbon footprint? Where to find funds for the "green" transition in the post-war recovery? Join the event by the Green Transition Office and DiXi Group during which experts will provide answers to these and other important questions during an online discussion at the intersection of agribusiness, climate technologies, and energy.

Recent changes in EU agricultural policy will significantly impact the future of Ukraine’s agrarian sector. In particular, the strategic guidelines for the agri-food sector, presented by the European Commission in the Vision for Agriculture and Food, along with expected adjustments in CAP funding after 2027, will directly influence farmer support policies and sustainability standards. Join the event by Green Dossier to find out more.

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 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.