Selected Issues Papers

Policies to Address Climate Change: Ukraine

ByGeoffrey N. Keim, Mariia Sydorovych

February 5, 2024

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Geoffrey N. Keim, and Mariia Sydorovych. "Policies to Address Climate Change: Ukraine", Selected Issues Papers 2024, 001 (2024), accessed 12/7/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400266416.018

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Summary

While the near-term priorities are national defense and macroeconomic stabilization, gradually incorporating climate change considerations into policy design will become increasingly important after the war and into the long term. As regards climate change adaptation, investments will need to be made with a view to maintain long-term debt sustainability. Policy reforms will also be needed to move to a low-emissions economy to deliver international commitments and achieve the broader objective of European Union accession. Potential exists to deliver on climate priorities alongside implementing recovery and reconstruction efforts, while maintaining macroeconomic stability, and ensuring social protection and equity.

Subject: Climate change, Climate finance, Environment, Greenhouse gas emissions, International organization, Monetary policy

Keywords: address climate change, B. GHG emission, carbon pricing, climate change, climate change adaptation, Climate finance, debt sustainability, Europe, Greenhouse gas emissions, long-term debt sustainability, policy reform, Ukraine