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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.
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.
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.
Set up for success? A Ukraine planning framework for the energy-efficient reconstruction of buildings
This briefing assesses key planning tools guiding Ukraine’s recovery and offers concrete recommendations for embedding energy efficiency into every stage of reconstruction.
Methodological Recommendations on the Assessment of Needs for the Recovery of Territorial Communities in Ukraine by CSOs
This document offers a systematic approach to assessing the needs in infrastructure recovery, aimed at ensuring sustainable development and continuous interaction among all participants in the recovery process.
Step-by-Step Plan for Energy Efficient Reconstruction in Ukraine
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s energy sector has been one of the main targets of continuous attacks. With periodic missile and drone attacks on the energy infrastructure, Ukraine lost over half of its pre-war generating capacities, and circa 50% of electricity transmission infrastructure has been damaged. As recently as spring 2024, Ukraine lost around 8 GW of capacities. This report includes recommendation on Plan for Energy Efficient Reconstruction.
Sustainable rebuilding of Ukrainian cities
The pilot project ‘Sustainable rebuilding of Ukrainian cities’ is a Eurocities initiative to mobilise local partnerships for a sustainable reconstruction of Ukrainian cities. The paper is structured along five main entry points that are critical for sustainable rebuilding: integrated urban planning, clean energy and energy efficiency, disaster risk reduction and resilience building, circularity, and sustainable urban mobility.
Building back better: 6 investment criteria to drive a sustainable reconstruction of Ukraine’s built environment
Following the “build back better” principle, Buildings Performance Institute Europe presents in this publication six investment criteria to guide a sustainable reconstruction of Ukraine's heavily damaged built environment.
Green Reconstruction of the Residential Sector of Bucha
The green reconstruction of the residential sector of Bucha study by Berlin Economics, Ecoaction, iC Consulenten