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Building Forward Better: Review of sustainable recovery frameworks and lessons for Ukraine
This report summary reviews global sustainable recovery frameworks and draws lessons for Ukraine's reconstruction. It highlights the importance of embedding sustainability and resilience across governance, planning, and finance systems, aligning with EU standards, strengthening local capacity, and integrating green certification and climate safeguards into infrastructure rebuilding efforts.
Bridging the Gaps: Ensuring a Human-Centred Recovery for Internally Displaced People in Ukraine
This briefing note examines the complex challenges facing IDPs as Ukraine prepares for the 2025 Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome. The note highlights how fragmented governance, limited resources at the local level, and weak coordination between humanitarian and development actors have left many IDPs without a clear path to durable solutions.
Roadmap for the Sustainable Recovery of Ukraine
The Roadmap for the Sustainable Recovery of Ukraine is a joint effort by more than 40 leading civil society organisations, think tanks and academic institutions. This document aims to outline a list of priority reforms, policies, and structural changes that need to be implemented over the next few years to ensure environmentally sustainable and resilient recovery in six key sectors: agriculture, buildings, economy, energy, environment and transport.
Debts in the Ukrainian electricity market
2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine brought devastation and shocked the electricity sector. A third of demand was lost, electricity prices increased, electricity bills were left unpaid, and debt accumulation accelerated. The policy notes provides an overview of key segments facing debts in the electricity sector and a deep dive into tension points.
Analytical Paper on Compliance with EIA and SEA Rules in Ukraine
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) procedures are crucial tools for mitigating anthropogenic environmental risks, promoting sustainable development, and incorporating environmental considerations into economic planning and public policymaking. In the context of martial law and the large-scale post-war reconstruction of Ukraine, their importance is growing significantly…
Bridges in Ukraine: Crisis, Challenges and Way Forward
The report critically analyzes the state of Ukraine's bridge infrastructure, highlighting key problems and proposing solutions. One of the main challenges is the aging infrastructure: almost half of the 28,500 bridges were built before 1964, leading to accelerated deterioration and an increasing number of unusable structures.
Innovative grid technologies to support Ukraine’s power sector recovery, security, and EU integration
This report explores the vital role of functioning and future-ready power grids in ensuring Ukraine’s energy security, sustainability, and successful EU integration amidst the ongoing war and in preparation for winter 2025/26 and beyond.
National Comprehensive Green Transition Assessment Report for Ukraine
The Green Transition Assessment offers a clear overview of the progress, opportunities, and challenges faced by Ukraine as it advances its green transition. Emphasis is placed on sectors in Ukraine that are most critical for long-term sustainability and alignment with European standards.
Green Recovery Of Ukraine: Processes, Forms, And Vision Of Key Stakeholders
The policy paper offers the results of the research of the processes of Ukraine’s recovery at the national, local and international levels, green reconstruction of Ukraine, including the importance of this issue for various stakeholders, forms and tools of green recovery, and the vision of various stakeholders of the concept of green reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine.