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Climate Risk Assessment for Agriculture Presented at PROGRESS Round Table
The EU4ClimateResilience project presented the findings of a comprehensive Climate Risk Assessment for Ukraine’s agricultural sector at the Third Round Table of the PROGRESS project. The event brought together representatives of ministries, research institutions, financial organisations, businesses and international partners to discuss how Ukrainian agriculture can adapt to accelerating climate ch
“Ecotopia” board game brought together youth and experts in Lviv
The EU4ClimateResilience project supported an educational training in Lviv, where young people and mentors explored new formats of environmental learning. The core of the programme was the “Ecotopia” board game, developed with project support to build environmental awareness and negotiation skills. During the game, participants created eco-projects for a shared building, practiced decision-maki
4th International Symposium “Rebuilding a Place to Call Home: Recovery Towards Net Zero”
Lviv hosted Symposium on 17–18 October 2025, bringing together around 100 participants from Ukraine and abroad. Among them were researchers, engineers, urbanists, environmental experts, representatives of international organisations and civil society initiatives. Over two days, experts discussed policies and reforms needed to achieve climate neutrality, innovations in construction, spatial pla
The “Ecotopia” board game brought together youth and experts in Lviv
In October, the EU4ClimateResilience project supported an educational training in Lviv that brought together active young people, experienced mentors and innovative learning approaches. The central element of the programme was the “Ecotopia” board game — a tool developed with the project’s support to strengthen environmental awareness, negotiation skills and understanding of sustainable solutions
Climate Change Adaptation as a Pillar of Resilient Recovery in Ukraine
In frontline regions of Ukraine, proactive climate planning is increasingly essential. Communities must navigate the combined impacts of war and environmental vulnerabilities — including droughts, floods, heatwaves, and water scarcity — while ensuring access to essential services and safeguarding local livelihoods. Integrating climate change adaptation into recovery efforts helps communities prepa
Implementing Partners:
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
