This first webinar in the joint series by the German Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine and the Build Ukraine Back Better Platform will explore how environmental institutions, legislation, data transparency, and international cooperation can shape a recovery that safeguards both people and nature.

What is the role of independent institutions and how can we support leadership in challenging times? How can Ukraine make EU climate and energy alignment a trusted, people-centred reform pathway in wartime? How do we strengthen trust in institutions and improve public communication of evidence — including in the face of disinformation? Join the workshop by Florence School of Transnational Governance to find out.

The EU’s green transition is reshaping the economic landscape of Europe. During the event organised by Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting and Warsaw Enterprise Institute, experts from Poland and Ukraine will discuss the economic implications of the green transition, regulatory balance, energy cooperation, and how EU enlargement can reconcile climate ambition with economic competitiveness.

Overlapping crises are becoming the operating environment for the next decade. War, climate stress, environmental damage, and economic instability increasingly unfold simultaneously – yet philanthropies’ work is still largely structured to address them one at a time. What patterns are emerging across war- and climate-affected contexts? What does the era of simultaneous crises mean for philanthropic practice in the decade ahead? Join the event by Foundations for Ukraine to find out more.

Café Kyiv is an annual, multi-day event series in Berlin, initiated by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and co-organsed by numerous partners, including BUBB platform members. It is designed to foster solidarity with Ukraine, showcase Ukrainian culture, and debate its European future, security, and reconstruction. The event brings together politicians, experts, and civil society to create a bridge between Germany and Ukraine.

EU Accession is crucial for Ukraine: Green Deal Ukraina’s 2025 conference is devoted to the state of play, challenges, and next steps regarding energy and climate. In particular, speakers will explore market coupling, transparency, and governance, as well as investments in the distribution system, as key enablers for a modern energy system. Participants will also discuss scientific collaboration in the field of energy, specifically GDU's new partnership with Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.

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.

Ukraine's cement industry is one of the foundational sectors ensuring the country's economic and infrastructure development, and it will play a crucial role in post-war reconstruction. Join the online discussion where the Green Transition Office will present the results of a sectoral study on the potential and cost of greenhouse gas emission reductions in the sector.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 webinar where the team of Green Deal Ukraina will present their new report examining greenhouse gas emissions accounting in Ukraine before the full-scale Russian invasion and exploring the potential scope of Emissions Trading System sectors.