What’s Happening with the Illegal Construction on Polonyna Runa? Findings from Ecoaction’s Expedition
Part of the valuable old-growth forest has already been cut down for this project.
Civil Society Calls for a Monitoring Committee for a New €20 Million Just Transition Programme in Ukraine
This approach aligns with the European Partnership Principle and could serve as a pilot application of the EU’s best practices in Ukraine.
Ukrainian government approved the Program for just transition of coal regions – why this is good and which problems remain
The adoption of this Program is a significant event, both for Ukraine’s coal communities and for environmental protection.
Recommendations of civil society organizations regarding the implementation of public service obligations in public transport
In our position paper, we highlight the need to revise Draft Law to align it with European legislative standards.
Who owns agricultural land in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The many land reforms, the lost cadastral records, small disputes and vast property transformations make ownership difficult to untangle.
Implementation of the FAO guidelines in Romania: What worked?
The integration of the VGGTs into national legislation is a complex and dynamic process.
Responsible management of natural resources: The path to food security
As the regional focal point for the Land Matrix initiative in Eastern Europe, Ecoaction is involved in the study of VGGT implementation.
From studying to implementing the EU Nitrate Directive: learning from Poland’s experience as an example for further development of sustainable agriculture in Ukraine during its EU accession
Ecoaction organised a study tour for advisers, representatives of research institutes and ministries.
How NGOs Supported Coal Communities — 6 Projects Backed by Ecoaction
Ecoaction launched a contest for projects from NGOs aimed at transforming coal communities.
How can energy communities become a key tool for Ukraine’s reconstruction?
The event’s participants were presented the results of two studies.