Energy Projects for Industrial Communities: From Planning to Financing
Over 50 representatives from 22 communities joined the workshop.
Four Years of War Against the Environment: What the Monitoring Data Reveals
Ecoaction has been monitoring cases of potential environmental damage caused by russian aggression. And the recorded data is discouraging.
Support will strengthen women farmers in Ukraine and protect biodiversity
Ukraine’s agricultural sector is under pressure to meet national livestock development goals and align with the EU Common Agricultural Policy.
Ecoaction took part in the CAN Europe General Assembly: bringing Ukraine’s voice to the EU
CAN Europe unites more than 200 organizations from across Europe working to address the climate crisis.
A receipt for Chornobyl: Kyiv shows the real cost of the accident
The project is an installation that lets visitors receive a receipt detailing the consequences of one of the largest man-made disasters in human history.
Six Ukrainian communities invest in energy independence and gear up for major transformation
Three of them will receive funds, while another three will benefit from expert support to develop feasibility studies.
From steppes to energy management: Three projects in Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions supported by Ecoaction
These frontline regions regularly suffer from Russian attacks and therefore have an acute need for support not only to strengthen their energy independence.
Ecoaction’s Victories in April 2025 — March 2026: We’re Nine Years Old!
Despite a full-scale war, constant uncertainty, and new challenges, we continue to work towards an environmentally safe future for Ukraine.
Ecoaction submitted comments on the draft National Energy and Climate Plan
We have reviewed the updated draft of the National Plan and prepared general comments and specific proposals for the text.
Civil society proposals for amendments to the Ukraine Plan in light of the Ukraine Support Loan
Our proposed measures align with the Ukraine Plan adopted by the Ukrainian government and approved by the Council of the European Union.