Perceptions of farm animal welfare and environmental harm from industrial livestock farming among consumers in Ukraine
The survey indicates significant consumer support for improving the conditions in which farm animals are kept.
How Goats, Horses, and Donkeys Live on a Modern Pasture in the Poltava region
Olena knows the names of all 30 of her goats. Her neighbors are amazed at how she manages it.
How accessible is information on agricultural holdings and their socio-economic responsibility? — A VGGT assessment
Transparency and accountability are crucial in establishing equitable access to resources.
Current status, legal framework, and management practices for pastures in Ukraine
This publication presents the findings of a study on the current state of pastures and hayfields in Ukraine, based on interviews with stakeholders and a cartographic analysis.
How much access do farmers have to agricultural land in Ukraine? A community-level analysis
This research was undertaken to identify the level of concentration of agricultural land within communities.
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 presented a guide on the benefits of establishing protected areas
This publication aims to equip local authorities and residents with straightforward arguments to counter misconceptions and concerns on nature conservation.
Land concentration data: where to find and how to use it
Land concentration is the accumulation of large areas of land for use by a single enterprise.
86% of residents of Ukrainian communities support the establishment of nature protected territories – research
Such a result of research, conducted on the order of the NGO Ecoaction in 19 communities from different regions of Ukraine.
Ukraine presents a groundwater nitrate pollution map: in five districts, more than half of samples exceed nitrate limits
The highest shares of water samples exceeding the limit were recorded in Mykolaiv Oblast.