Strategic vision for Ukraine’s green transition: paving the path through collaboration with Sweden
Last week, Ukraine's Green Transition Office (GTO) visited Stockholm for discussions with SEI’s Green Agenda project team and the Swedish Climate Policy Council. The talks focused on aligning Ukraine’s green transition strategies with its recovery and EU accession goals. Plans were made for a high-level Ukrainian delegation to explore Sweden’s support for implementing Ukraine’s National Energy and Climate Plan, highlighting a shared commitment to sustainable development and European integration.
Key ingredients for successful food systems transformation in Eastern Europe
In this perspective, Ieva Galkyté and Mark Driscoll outline five major considerations for successfully transforming food systems in Eastern Europe in line with the EU’s Farm to Fork (F2F) Strategy.
Ukraine's Green Agenda Project: Key Facts
Strategic Quality Control Workshop in Warsaw: Analyzing Key Findings for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine's Green Transition
The Green Agenda’s workshop held in Warsaw, Poland on April 29-30, gathered over 30 SEI experts, national partners, and thematic leads to discuss transitioning from thematic assessments to national assessments for development of Comprehensive Green Transition Roadmaps for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
Driving Innovation in Conflict-Affected Countries: The Impact of Public Agencies
In conflict-affected countries, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship is crucial for economic growth and the rebuilding of societies.
United for Accountability: Reflecting on the Environmental Impact of War at Kyiv Conference
Kyiv, 24 November 2023. - We were honoured to participate in the “United 4 Justice, United 4 Nature” conference on accountability for wartime environmental damage in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Elevating Ukraine’s sustainability: Launching the Green Agenda project for EU accession
Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), together with the Government of Ukraine and Sida (the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency), has launched the Green Agenda for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine – also known as the Green Agenda project – in Kyiv today.