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Civil Society and War on Ukraine
We confirm our unwavering support for Ukraine at this critical moment in its history.
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The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on the work of the EBRD and we are working on ways to practically support our Civil Society stakeholders in our countries of operations so we can understand how we can best help you on the ground.
Civil Society Engagement (CSE) has continued to engage with civil society representatives in the EBRD Countries of Operations (CoOs) to:
As in past crises, the solidarity packages are being built bottom up, from the Bank’s partnerships on the ground with governments, business, international partners, and other stakeholders.
Until now, we had over 20 country specific consultations with civil society stakeholders.
The consultations were a collective effort of CSE, Heads and teams of the Resident Offices, the Environment and Sustainability Department, the Gender and Economic Inclusion team, SME Finance and Development teams.
So far, key takeaways from our consultations have been as follows:
It is important during this crisis that we rethink business as usual, that we create new partnerships and collaboration to increase impact on the ground and emphasise ongoing dialogue in our countries of operations.
We want to reassure our CSO community that we’re still here, we’re still engaged, we’re still active and we’re working harder than ever to collaborate and understand your needs. As always, please feel free to get in touch via CSO@ebrd.com or via the Access to Information enquiry form.
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We confirm our unwavering support for Ukraine at this critical moment in its history.
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In February 2023, a series of violent earthquakes struck southern and central Türkiye and northern and western Syria, resulting in widespread damage and fatalities across the region.