Transformational Learning Network for Resilience - Enabling Ukrainian higher education to ensure a sustainable and robust reconstruction of (post-war) Ukraine
Four municipalities — four efficient and sustainable municipal waste management systems. This is the goal we set in the “Zero Waste Cities in Ukraine” project, supported by the European Union’s LIFE Programme.
The project supports Ukraine in the transition of energy systems in line with the energy transition and green reconstruction in accordance with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.
The United Kingdom and the Netherlands have launched the Safe, Sustainable, and Swift Reconstruction of Ukraine (S3) project to recycle construction debris from buildings destroyed in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Twelve municipalities from across Ukraine are beginning a transformative journey to climate- neutral rebuilding. They have been announced as SUN4Ukraine’s Flagship Municipalities and will be associated with the EU Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Mission, which aims to achieve climate neutrality in 100 European cities by 2030.
Implementation of energy efficiency solutions in government headquarters; providing training on the efficient use of energy resources; and conducting a grant competition to enable 10 shortlisted Ukrainian companies to purchase power conservation equipment with grant funds.
The Ukrainian Society for the Protection of Birds, in conjunction with the "Yelanetsky Steppe" Nature Reserve, with the partnership support of the Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union of Germany (NABU Bundesverband) and the financial support of Tierpark Berlin and Zoo Berlin, is implementing a conservation project aimed at restoring the viability of the bison herd in the enclosure of the "Yelanetsky Steppe" Nature Reserve.
On February 24, 2022, the treacherous military invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation instantly shattered the peaceful life of Ukrainians and their beloved bird neighbors – white storks. That year, a significant number of stork pairs in Ukraine, like people, likely lost their homes due to enemy destruction. Now, we are faced with the pressing question of how storks are surviving in wartime conditions, whether they need our help, and what we must do to conserve them. To answer these questions, the Ukrainian Society for the Protection of Birds is initiating a stork census.
U_CAN aims to bridge knowledge and expertise gaps in Ukrainian cities to help them achieve climate neutrality by 2050. This involves strategic cooperation between EU expert partners and Ukrainian stakeholders to develop comprehensive green strategies and enhance local capacities.
EcoZagroza is an official resource of the Ministry of Environment, developed with the support of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, a standardized form for automatic collection and recording of information about environmental threats in real time, with geographic reference to the area.
To monitor and record the character, magnitude and significance of conflict-related environmental impacts, the United Nations Development Programme and the Government of Sweden have launched a new project called “Mitigating the Risks of Long-Term Environmental Disasters in Ukraine Through the Establishment of a Coordination Centre on Environmental Damage Assessment.”
ANEW-LIFE is an innovative project co-funded by the European Union through the LIFE Programme, aimed at supporting the transition to sustainable energy in Ukraine.
It’s a project aimed to assist Ukrainian small farmers in collecting funds for the humanitarian demining of their lands, by producing and selling unique honey.
The project comprises several key components designed to strengthen Ukraine's alignment with global biodiversity goals. First, a rapid review of the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) will be conducted to ensure alignment with the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF).
To address immediate needs caused by recent damage, the UNDP in Ukraine is mobilizing efforts to repair and restore critical energy infrastructure under the multi-year, multi-donor Green Energy Recovery Programme. The programme expands the UNDP’s engagement in supporting the energy system’s reconstruction and recovery, building on partnerships, results and lessons learned under the “Winterization project” (2023 – 2024).
The project aims to develop a model for a sustainable food system in northern Ukraine, support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, promote sustainable land use, and preserve endangered plant and animal species.
This project aims to establish a think tank to support Ukrainian government institutions, policymakers, experts, and society in developing forward-looking energy and climate policies as Ukraine prepares for full EU membership
The platform is designed to help businesses, public and municipal enterprises, and communities find relevant financing programs to enhance their energy resilience and implement environmental solutions.
Roots for remediation - collaborative phytoremediation in post-catastrophe environments
The aim of the project will be to develop efficient bio-remedial technologies for sustainable recovery of land, water and air in the Baltic Sea region after environmental catastrophic events.
Center for Energy Efficiency (CEE KhNU) - a structural unit aimed at research, education, and innovation in energy management, renewable energy, automation, and climate change mitigation.
In the beginning of 2024 Mykolaiv Water Hub has selected the municipal building in Mykolaiv that will be renovated using the most innovative water and energy technologies.
RECOVER project focuses on researching nature-based methods of soil restoration after demining and developing effective strategies for their clean-up, ensuring the safe use of land for growing crops.
Direct forensic and remedial analysis of heavy metal-polluted fields. Our approach can be directly integrated into existing agricultural practices, allowing users to gain a spatial understanding of heavy metal contamination.
The project integrates nature-based infrastructure for resilience in urban spaces, addressing both disaster and conflict mitigation through transnational collaboration. By incorporating circular economy models, it aims to create adaptable, sustainable urban environments, emphasizing community-led processes and environmental justice for transformative, long-term recovery.
The goal of the project is to support the sustainable recovery of Ukrainian industry and the development of green energy through the implementation of advanced technologies in the fields of biomethane and CO₂ utilization (CCU).