Civic Space for Participation in Climate Policies in Ukraine in Times of War

Anastasiia Ivashyna, Specialist of the Climate Department at the
Ukrainian environmental NGO Ecoaction, describes how her work and
her opportunities to participate in environmental and climate
policy issues in Ukraine have changed as a result of Russia's war
against Ukraine.
 [Recommended Reading]

UfU e.V., EPL & Ecoaction (2024):
https://www.ufu.de/downloads/2024-civic-space-for-participation-in-climate-policies-in-ukraine-in-times-of-war-ukrainian-english/


Report on climate damage caused by war in 24 months:
https://en.ecoaction.org.ua/climate-damage-by-russia-24-months.html


Methodological guidance to estimate conflict-related GHG
emissions:
https://en.ecoaction.org.ua/conflict-related-emissions-guidance.html


Map of potential environmental impacts:
https://en.ecoaction.org.ua/warmap.html
 [Who is behind this Podcast]

Speaker: Anastasiia Ivashyna, Specialist of the
Climate Department at Ecoaction


Facilitation: Marlene Meissner


Sound: Mattef Kuhlmey  


Music by: Brass Riot, Latest Album "The Never
Acting Story"


Host organisations:


BUND – Friends of the Earth Germany –BUND stands
for Bund für Umwelt- und Naturschutz Deutschland, German
Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation. It is an
independent federal NGO that has been dedicated to protecting
nature, and the environment since the mid 1970s. With over
674.000 members and supporters, 16 state organizations and 2,300
local and regional groups, BUND is one of the largest
environmental associations in Germany today. http://www.bund.net


Contact: klimaschutz@bund.net


UfU - Independent Institute for Environmental
Issues – is a scientific institute and registered
non-profit association from Berlin. The main focus of the
institutes work is to promote democracy and education in climate,
environmental and resource protection. https://www.ufu.de/ /


Contact: franziska.sperfeld@ufu.de


The project “Strengthening civil society in the implementation of
national climate policies” is funded by the International Climate
Initiative (IKI). The initiative is promoted by the German
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK)
on the basis of a resolution of the German Federal Parliament.
The analysis, opinions, and content in the Podcast represent the
opinion of the speakers and are neither necessarily
representative of the position of BUND, UfU, IKI, or the Federal
Republic of Germany.