At COP29, Ukraine Presented a Methodology for Calculating Climate Damage from War
This approach enables a comprehensive assessment of the climate damage resulting from russia’s aggression.
Experts Discussed the Role of Energy Storage Technologies in Rebuilding Ukraine’s Energy Sector
Experts presented preliminary results of a new research conducted by IMEPOWER at the request of Ecoaction.
Just Transition is Needed Not Only for Coal Communities – Conclusions from the Discussion at COP29
This applies not only to coal communities but also to those dependent on other industries.
A new energy consultant system has been presented for the first time: who are they and why are they needed?
Energy consultants are specialists who can potentially help communities, businesses, and HOAs optimise their energy processes.
Recommendations for the establishment of a systematic instrument of ”energy consultants” in Ukraine
Such experts could propose needs-based, smart, scenario-backed options.
Introduction to Ecoaction: Our Goals and Achievements
Even though the war still rages on, we advocate for the basic principles of the green post-war reconstruction.
Position on the Climate Policy Priorities in Ukraine and the World before COP29
This position presents a vision of the decisions that must be made at the international and national levels in Ukraine.
Why the state allows mining in valuable natural areas and what can be done about it
What unites these cases is public outrage and the potential environmental risks posed by these projects.
Learning from multiple crises to build resilient agri-food systems
Ecoaction has been monitoring EBRD investments in the sector, particularly focusing on their environmental and social impacts.
Position of civil society organizations on the possible narrowing of EIA and SEA in Ukraine
The Concept poses a risk that reconstruction projects dangerous to public health and the environment may be approved.