Ukraine2Power is participating in the Ukraine Expert Conference on Civil Society, Resilience & Reconstructionin Berlin
Ukraine2Power is participating in the Ukraine Expert Conference on Civil Society, Resilience & Reconstructionin Berlin, an important platform hosted by Be an Angel e.V., European Ukrainian Bridge (EUB) | Europäisch Ukrainische Brücke (EUB) and the Evangelische Akademie zu Berlin.
👥 This timely gathering brings together NGOs, business leaders, humanitarian organizations, and innovators committed to forging practical solutions for Ukraine’s long-term recovery. As the war enters its fourth year, Ukraine’s civil society continues to shoulder immense responsibility, even as international attention and aid fluctuate. This conference offers a critical moment to spotlight the pressing challenges and co-create scalable, sustainable strategies for rebuilding Ukraine.
Ukraine2Power is represented on the ground by our co-founder and director Nataliia Fiebrig and Dr. Liudmyla Kvirenko responsible for communications. Nataliia is moderating today’s panel on Investment and Economic Resilience, a theme closely aligned with our mission to deliver sustainable energy to Ukrainian hospitals, children’s facilities, and municipalities.
Panel sessions throughout the day address key areas including:
🔹 Humanitarian Aid
🔹 Medical Response
🔹 Investment & Economic Resilience
🔹 Rebuild – Digital Solutions & Practical Aid
👏We deeply appreciate the organizers’ dedication to ensuring today’s insights directly inform the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome.
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