Government
The ratification of the Nagoya-Kuala Lumpur Additional Protocol is an important step for the preservation of nature in Ukraine
Ukraine is interested in Lithuania's experience in the development of bioenergy
The document may lead to corruption risks
Some EU countries also have their own decarbonization funds, somewhat similar to the Ukrainian one
The Ministry of Environment will discuss the translated NDTM with the public
The proposals provide for a special eco-audit with the involvement of international experts
Among the open data is the Unified Register of Environmental Impact Assessment
People's deputies will consider draft law No. 9213 "On restoration of energy security and "green" transformation of the energy system of Ukraine"
This will allow the introduction of the European "polluter pays" principle in Ukraine
The partnership provides a basis for investment and trade in wind energy
It will also help to achieve climate neutrality
The aid program will provide for the restoration of objects destroyed by the war