
Support us as we work to rebuild Ukraine in an environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive way.
All of our work blends best practices from the circular economy with elements from civic participation, capacity training, art, and community regeneration to contribute to a Ukraine that is built back better, by and for Ukrainians.
UA Charity Registration:
1000741020000102554
NATO NCAGE Code & IDN:
A3S6J / 45101493
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There are only two ways of managing this construction waste: either recycle the waste to produce new building materials, or dispose of it in landfills, resulting in an environmental disaster in the future.
The environmental catastrophe in Ukraine
Ukraine is at a crossroads: The war debris can be dumped into full landfills or recycled into reusable materials that will speed up and lower the costs for the country's reconstruction. We think the decision is clear.
Help us recycle Ukraine's war waste.


Programs
We've adapted best practices from our 16 years of work in the circular economy to support Ukraine's ongoing environmental and social reconstruction.
01 Asbestos Management and Training
02 War Rubble Recycling & Eco-Material Design
03 Community Regeneration & Job Creation
04 Circular Economy Training, Workshops & Advocacy
05 Development of Waste Management Programs
06 Damage Assessments (Both Large Scale and Site Specific)
07 Bomb Shelters & Social Infrastructure
A Selection of our Partners & Donors




Featured Projects
Program: Rebuilding a school in Zelenyi Hai
Zelenyi Hai
In Shevchenkova, near Mykolaiv, we are collaborating to rebuild the Zeleny Hai school, bomb shelter and community centre, embodying resilience, sustainable development, and community engagement. The project will use modular construction for flexibility and swift assembly, minimizing environmental disruption and waste by prefabricating off-site and using eco-friendly materials. Civic participation, especially involving children, is crucial, with workshops and forums fostering community ownership and democratic principles. This initiative combines sustainability, civic engagement, and innovative design to create a forward-thinking, community-centered rebuilding effort. This project is jointly funded by Lithuanian Fund for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid and the Taiwanese Representative Office in Lithuania, implemented by Lithuania's CPVA and Ukraine Resilience.
Status: Ongoing

Program: War Rubble Recycling
RUBBLE RECYCLING IN HOSTOMEL
We recycled 50,000 tons of rubble resulting from the destruction of Hostomel, and recycled 90% into materials that can be used for Ukraine's reconstruction.
Status: Completed

Program: Community Regeneration
DUAL-USE BOMB SHELTERS FOR SCHOOLS IN MYKOLAIV
We involved children in the design of the dual use bomb shelters we're building, thereby helping make the environments more comfortable and conducive to learning and playing.
Status: Completed

Upcoming Projects to Support
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ECO LAB: Asbestos Detection Laboratory
The asbestos laboratory project in Kryvyi Rih, initiated by the Ukraine Resilience Charity, aims to address asbestos contamination from war-damaged materials. It will operate as a non-governmental, non-profit organization to ensure the accessibility of services. Learn More
Status: Ongoing

VETERANS' REBIRTH PROGRAM
We are bringing the Dry Hootch methodology from the United States to support the emotional and mental healing of war veterans in a state-of-the-art community center and cafe. The company will be accompanied by Alt Architects from Chicago. We hope to transform this project into a larger healing facility.
Status: Completed
Team
Ukraine Resilience benefits from the support, resources, and team
of Neo-Eco Ukraine. Meet the supporting team from Neo-Eco Ukraine:
Code of Conduct
Ukraine Resilience is governed by a a code of conduct, adheres to checks and balances with our affiliate organizations, and routinely undergoes external auditing and due diligence.
Our code of conduct encompasses:
01 Transparency (with recognised third-party external auditors)
03 Accountability
05 Independence
02 Organisational management and diversity
04 Rigorous standards of practice
06 Zero-tolerance for corruption
We are registered with SAM.org and NATO.

ADDRESS
Litera 20G, 8 Simyi Khokhlovykh Street, 04119 Kyiv, Ukraine
PHONE
+380 (97) 880 98 55










