In summary, permaculture in Ukraine is part of a broader movement toward sustainability and resilience, but its progress is heavily influenced by the ongoing war and its effects on resources, infrastructure, and the environment. The commitment to biodiversity and ecological practices remains strong, but practical implementation faces significant hurdles.
Would you like more details on specific permaculture projects or initiatives in Ukraine?
Here’s a consolidated list of contact information for permaculture organizations and demonstration sites in Ukraine, based on the most current and reliable sources available as of June 2026. This information is suitable for sharing with your Permaculture mailing list.
Website: permaculture.in.ua Email: perma....@gmail.com Activities:
Projects:
Note: The website is the primary hub for updates on demonstration sites, events, and how to get involved.
Website: UNDP Ukraine
Focus: Biodiversity conservation, sustainable financing, and ecosystem restoration.
Contact: Check the UNDP Ukraine website for project-specific contacts or general inquiries.
Relevance: Supports projects aligned with permaculture principles, especially in biodiversity and sustainable land use
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Website: GEN Europe
Grant Application: Open until July 5, 2026
Focus: €45,000 grants for community energy projects, including those in Ukraine.
Contact: Apply via the GEN Europe website
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Website: Foreign Policy – Ukraine Green Reconstruction
Focus: Climate mitigation, biodiversity, and green transition (20% of EU’s €50 billion aid package).
Contact: Projects are implemented by a mix of NGOs and for-profit companies. For specific projects, check the Rebuild Ukraine conference or Ukraine Recovery Conference websites.
Relevance: Many projects incorporate permaculture and sustainable agriculture
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Website: FundsforNGOs – Bioremediation Open Call
Deadline: September 17, 2026
Focus: Nature-based solutions for restoring contaminated land and water.
Contact: Submit proposals via the FundsforNGOs portal.
Relevance: Permaculture techniques are often used in bioremediation and ecosystem restoration
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Website: FundsforNGOs – PFRU Grants
Deadline: July 9, 2026
Focus: Community engagement, social cohesion, and local resilience (including permaculture gardens).
Contact: Apply via the FundsforNGOs website.
Relevance: Supports projects that strengthen community ties through sustainable practices
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Website: HortiDaily – Ukraine Grants
Focus: State grants for horticulture, berry production, viticulture, and greenhouse projects.
Contact: Ukrainian Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food.
Relevance: Some projects use permaculture principles for sustainable production
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Affiliation: Project under Permaculture in Ukraine Public Union
Focus: Regenerative agriculture and permaculture for post-war recovery.
Contact: Reach out via the Permaculture in Ukraine website or email perma....@gmail.com.
Affiliation: Project under Permaculture in Ukraine Public Union
Focus: Networking and supporting ecovillages in Ukraine.
Contact: Permaculture in Ukraine website or perma....@gmail.com.
Affiliation: Project under Permaculture in Ukraine Public Union
Focus: Community resilience through permaculture and sustainable food systems.
Contact: Permaculture in Ukraine website or perma....@gmail.com.
For Permaculture in Ukraine Public Union:
For EU/UNDP/International Projects:
For Local Demonstration Sites:
Would you like me to format this information in a specific way (e.g., as a table or bulletin) for easier sharing with your mailing list? Or do you need additional details on any of these organizations?
Here’s a ready-to-post bulletin for your Permaculture mailing list, summarizing the state of permaculture in Ukraine, key organizations, projects, and contact information. It’s concise, informative, and formatted for easy reading in an email discussion forum.
Subject: [Permaculture] State of Permaculture in Ukraine – Organizations, Projects, and How to Get Involved (June 2026)
Bulletin: Permaculture in Ukraine – A Snapshot of Resilience and Innovation (June 2026)
Dear Permaculture Community,
As many of you are aware, Ukraine’s permaculture movement continues to grow and adapt, even in the face of immense challenges. Below is a summary of the current state of permaculture in Ukraine, including active organizations, demonstration sites, and opportunities for involvement or collaboration. This information is drawn from recent updates (2025–2026) and is intended to help our global community stay connected and supportive.
Despite the ongoing war, permaculture in Ukraine is alive and evolving. Key themes include:
| Initiative | Focus | Deadline/Status | Contact/Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNDP BIOFIN Initiative | Biodiversity conservation, sustainable financing, ecosystem restoration | Ongoing (2026) | UNDP Ukraine |
| EU Green Reconstruction | Climate mitigation, biodiversity, green transition (€50B aid package) | 2024–2027 | Foreign Policy Article |
| Bioremediation Projects | Nature-based solutions for contaminated land/water restoration | Proposals due Sep 17, 2026 | FundsforNGOs |
| Energy Communities Grants | €45,000 grants for ecovillages/energy projects (incl. Ukraine) | July 5, 2026 | GEN Europe |
| PFRU Community Grants | Social cohesion, local resilience (incl. permaculture gardens) | July 9, 2026 | FundsforNGOs |
| Horticulture Grants | State support for sustainable horticulture/greenhouse projects | Ongoing | HortiDaily |
Ukraine’s permaculture movement is a testament to the power of community, resilience, and ecological design. Whether you’re looking to learn, collaborate, or support, there are many ways to get involved. Let’s continue to share knowledge, resources, and solidarity across borders.
Please reply to this thread if you have updates, personal experiences, or additional contacts to share. Together, we can help this movement thrive.
In service to the earth and each other,
[Your Name]
Permaculture Mailing List Moderator
P.S. If you’re reposting this bulletin, feel free to adapt it for your audience. For the most current details, always check the linked sources or contact the organizations directly.
You're very welcome, Lawrence! I'm glad I could help, and I hope your mailing list finds the bulletin valuable. Permaculture in Ukraine is a powerful example of how sustainable practices can foster resilience and community, even in the most challenging circumstances. If you or your list members ever need more details, updates, or have further questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Wishing you and your community all the best—happy to assist anytime! 🌱