Ecoaction joined the European Environmental Bureau (EEB)
The EEB has more than 180 member organisations in 38 countries.
The impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine on the state of country’s soil: Analysis results
The recommendations made by the study highlight the decision to develop a policy for the post-war restoration of Ukraine’s land.
Ecoaction joined the largest European climate network CAN Europe
The members of the network voted for the accession of new organisations from Ukraine.
What is wrong with EXIM’s plan to pay for Westinghouse reactors in Ukraine?
Construction of new nuclear reactors in Ukraine would increase the country’s dependence on a vulnerable centralized energy system.
Comments on the EU reform implementation in Environment, Climate Change and Energy
Ecoaction prepared comments on the reform implementation in Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27) and Energy (Chapter 15).
Why the distribution of funds for the recovery of Ukraine should be inclusive and transparent
Engagement of civil society organizations should help in the development of such policies.
The Vice-Chancellor of Germany met with Ukrainian NGOs and announced €1M to support green reconstruction projects
The German government will allocate €1M for green reconstruction projects in Ukraine.
Solar to the rescue: photovoltaic energy systems can support Ukrainian communities and cities during the emergency response and in the longer term
Еxperts and civil society organisations are calling for diverse and alternative solutions such as renewable sources.
Ambitious, green reconstruction will make Ukraine and EU more secure
Communities will be able to rapidly rebuild a better, more secure and sustainable future from the ground up.
Ten-Step plan to address environmental impact of war in Ukraine
Our organizations are calling on the international community to act now.