Within the framework of the 70th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, join a special parallel virtual event by Women’s Energy Club of Ukraine and Energy Country exploring how women are shaping the resilience and transformation of Ukraine’s energy sector in times of war and recovery. This high-level dialogue will bring together policymakers, energy companies, international organisations, and women leaders to discuss how energy security, justice, innovation, and inclusive leadership intersect in wartime and reconstruction.

Labour mobility and workforce integration are key components of economic cooperation between Ukraine and Poland. As Ukraine moves towards EU membership, both countries face new challenges and opportunities related to the movement of workers, mutual recognition of qualifications, and access to labour markets. Join the event by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute and the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting to discover more.

This event will be a multidisciplinary discussion on the role of citizen-generated data and citizen science in environmental monitoring within conflict zones, with a particular focus on Ukraine after and during the Russian full-scale invasion. It will bring together perspectives from academic institutions, civil society organisations, policymakers, and Ukrainian students to explore the legal and social dimensions of participatory research in this context.

Join an open lecture within the framework of the Communities at the Heart of Urban Changes project, where Ukrainian communities collaborate with Dutch partners to explore new approaches to urban planning.

The Eastern Partnership (EaP) Index is the civil society-led monitoring tool, developed by the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum and grounded in input from experts in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. It offers a unique, data-driven perspective on the progress and challenges facing these six countries on their path toward sustainable democratic development and the EU. The event will explore the key findings of the 2025 Index and provide an opportunity to hear from regional experts who will cover different policy areas, offering insights from across all Eastern Partnership countries.

Despite progress, the construction sector in Ukraine and worldwide remains one of the least inclusive industries. Join the webinar by ReThink to discuss how the construction sector in Ukraine can become a pathway for veteran support and social reintegration, how to navigate and overcome systemic barriers in the industry — and how to transform these challenges into change.

At a time when many Ukrainian cities have lost their public spaces — physically or symbolically — questions of belonging, mutual support, and cultural life become especially significant. The culture commons model — the shared use of cultural spaces — opens up new possibilities for recovery: not only infrastructural, but also social. Join Ro3kvit lecture by Marijo van Schaik that will be followed by a short reflection by Anastasiya Ponomaryova - an architect, researcher, and co-founder of NGO Urban Curators and СO-HATY initiative.

Across Europe and beyond, growing frustration with the system - and lack of positive vision for future change - has led many to turn toward authoritarian leaders who offer the illusion of certainty and control. Ukraine has shown that in the deepest crisis, tapping into the collective intelligence of its citizens helps to forge a new vision and defend the country. What can we learn from Ukraine to rethink institutions and develop creative solutions to open them up to citizens? Join the event by Unhack Democracy with participation of Ro3kvit.

Join the seminar by the Czech Environmental Partnership Foundation that will present the achievements of the Partnership for Sustainable Recovery of Ukraine program and highlight the potential of the local decision-makers' network for future international cooperation and project implementation within Ukraine’s recovery efforts.

Participatory processes empower communities to influence decision-making and shape a more comfortable urban environment. They create opportunities for dialogue, engage diverse groups, and foster collective solutions that improve city life. How to choose the most appropriate method for a particular context? Join the discussion by Ro3kvit Urban Coalition for Ukraine.

This event by the Resource and Analysis Center “Society and Environment” aims to discuss best practices of citizens engagement in policy development and implementation, raise awareness about new instruments in the EU, innovative approaches to involving regular citizens. Experts and speakers will share concrete experiences and examples of projects.

Join the event by NGOs of the Big Recovery Portal project, during which experts will discuss what programmes are currently available to support IDPs with housing and who funds them, how the Ukrainian government is developing legislation and approaches to creating a social housing fund.

With the full-scale war ongoing, Ukraine’s coal communities are facing vastly different challenges. Some are evacuating and defending every inch of their land, planning for a post-deoccupation future, while others, closer to the front, are dealing with survival and recovery concerns. Meanwhile, rearward coal communities are actively planning for a just transition, serving as an example for future transformation for others. Participants of the just transition process are invited to actively engage in discussions and cooperation during the event organised by NGOs Ecoaction and Alternative.

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 the event by Razom We Stand and Resource and Analysis Center "Society and Environment" where experts, government, and business representatives discussed solutions to address green jobs and investment potential for renewable energy development in Ukraine.