Green Transition Assessment
Explore our Green Transition Assessments - insightful analyses of national policies, key sectors, and transition readiness in each partner country. These reports share findings and considerations to help guide nations on their journey toward 2050 climate neutrality.
Overview
The Green Transition Assessment offers a clear overview of the progress, opportunities, and challenges faced by Ukraine as it advances its green transition.
Emphasis is placed on sectors in Ukraine that are most critical for long-term sustainability and alignment with European standards. Rather than narrowly evaluating legislative requirements, the report provides a high-level analysis of sectoral dynamics within the country. These assessments serve as the groundwork for informed, collaborative, and actionable strategies toward a more sustainable future in Ukraine.
The assessment covers:
- Environmental and climate status and trends
- Policy frameworks and implementation tools
- Public sector capacity
- Non-governmental and private sector capabilities - technical, infrastructural, and skills-based
- Cross-cutting themes, including transition finance, research and innovation, digitalization, and ensuring a just transition
The report outlines key challenges, assesses financial requirements, and highlights opportunities for enhanced cooperation in support of an effective and equitable green transition in Ukraine.
Other Initiatives
Sectoral Assesments
Explore our Sectoral Assesments that examine key trends and identify critical gaps and key enablers to advance the green transition in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine, as part of their EU alignment process.
Public Perception Study
This study examines how Ukrainian citizens perceive climate change, environmental protection, energy security, and integration into the EU, and presents key findings on public attitudes toward a sustainable future.
Capacity Building and Technical Assistance
Enhancing capacity is crucial to acquiring the skills and resources needed for a successful transition towards a sustainable, green economy. Offering capacity-building support and technical assistance from 2025 to 2026 will help tackle the urgent issues highlighted in Georgia’s Roadmap.