“Integration of Sustainable Development in Ukraine in line with the European Green Deal": project results
“Integration of Sustainable Development in Ukraine in line with the European Green Deal” is a project that will be completed in December this year.
The project on the integration of the European Green Deal in Ukraine has been implemented by the Association of Energy Efficient Cities of Ukraine, in a consortium of NGOs together with the Ukrainian Academy of Leadership, the Women's Energy Club of Ukraine, Dzyga, Plato, and the Resource and Analysis Center “Society and Environment”, under the general coordination of DiXi Group.
The main goal of the project was to help the maximum number of target audiences learn more about the EGD. A specialized web portal, online courses, training camps, and research contributed to achieving this goal.
The effectiveness of the efforts is evidenced by the results of three sociological studies on the EGD impact on Ukraine, according to which energy efficiency and environmental friendliness should be prioritized for reconstruction, and the implementation of European norms and rules meets the demand for reviving Ukrainian industry in a sustainable way. In particular, this involves the development of new promising production and the construction of modern, modernized, environmentally friendly enterprises.
- How the war is changing Ukrainians: a survey of public opinion on the war, environment, post-war reconstruction and EU accession (February 2023) https://cutt.ly/NeNqjQRf
- Ukraine of the future: EU accession, post-war reconstruction, environmental issues and energy independence through the eyes of an average Ukrainian (February 2024) https://cutt.ly/neNqkfcI
- European Future of Ukraine: Environment, Energy and Post-War Reconstruction through the Eyes of Citizens (November 2024) https://cutt.ly/9eNqlghd
On December 19, the final event of the project was held to showcase the results and draw conclusions about what has been achieved. The event was organized with the financial support of the European Union and co-financed by the Zentrum Liberale Moderne.
The event also showcased the recent developments of the project:
Handbook of 5 stories of Ukrainian municipalities implementing the European Green Deal