This brochure is the result of experience of Ukrainian experts and activists working in the field of environmental and human rights protection, city policy, etc.
The authors examine various aspects of Ukrainian history in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, particularly recent and current events: the Revolution of Dignity and the Russo–Ukrainian War. E-version of the publication will be available in the summer'21.
This study of public access to decision-making related to the recovery of Ukraine in the context of environmental protection and climate change mitigation was conducted for the Heinrich Böll Foundation, Kyiv office — Ukraine, in January–February 2023 by analyzing current processes around the planning of Ukraine’s future reconstruction in order to determine opportunities and barriers for civil society representatives of environmental and climate to participate in these processes and influence decision-making to make reconstruction “greener”.
The publication was prepared as a result of a joint project Women and History implemented by the Heinrich Boell Foundation offices in Kyiv and Tbilisi.
The idea of the study is to compare economic implications of two different scenarios of power sector development, one of which assumes phasing out coal for electricity production by 2030.